Experience the awe-inspiring panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro's most iconic landmarks from an impressive height of 396 meters (1299.21 feet) above sea level. This enchanting adventure is suitable for all ages, offering cultural and gastronomic delights.
 

After taking in the stunning vistas, indulge in a mouth-watering dining experience at one of the city's most famous barbecue restaurants. Barbecue has a rich history, originating 300 years ago in the south of Brazil, where the "Assador" was the master responsible for preparing the meat. It required a deep understanding of cuts, materials, knives, grills, and even the best surface to roast on. The art of barbecue was carefully passed down from generation to generation, and only a select few could master it.
 

Now, you can experience this ancient tradition at one of Rio de Janeiro's most charming locations, overlooking the Sugar Loaf. The essence of the restaurant remains unchanged, preserving the art of barbecue that has been passed down through generations, but with the added bonus of a breathtaking view. Join us and discover why the best barbecue is now made in one of the most magnificent places in Rio de Janeiro.