Café Lamas, شركة برازيلية
Café Lamas is a restaurant and coffeehouse built across two stories with traditional wooden furniture and large windows throughout both levels. Each floor has its own dining area, creating separate spaces where people can eat or simply spend time together.
The establishment was founded in 1874 at a different location near the city center. In 1976, it moved to its current address when construction work made the original site unsuitable.
The place served as a gathering spot for artists, writers, and journalists who shaped Rio's cultural scene over many decades. You can still sense this legacy in how people use the space today.
The place is accessible throughout the day and night, making it convenient to visit whenever you want. The kitchen serves traditional Brazilian dishes alongside coffee and other drinks suitable for different tastes and times.
The place was mentioned in a well-known song about old Rio that several musicians have recorded over the years. This musical reference has given it a special place in the city's collective memory.
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