Confeitaria Colombo

The place is phenomenal in decor but the food was just decent. They had a good English menu. Plenty of options. The cakes were thick and heavy. Burger was delicious.

This place is absolutely disgusting. Do not eat here. For R$83 I got a fried shrimp sandwich that was burnt to a crisp, with old discolored lettuce 🤢, and tiny pieces of overcooked shrimp. They don’t even give you whole shrimp. I wish I could take back the hour of my life that it took to get there and be served. I sat at a table for one at the front of the restaurant, and the servers and patrons kept bumping into my table as they were coming and going. My worst dining experience in Rio.

I had the amaura and vanilla napoleon. The napoleon was not the best, I had way better. My dislike for this place comes from the elevator attendant wouldn’t let me go upstairs to see the tables even tho I already had consumed the food at the place, she needs to take some hospitality classes.

I came here because of curiosity what would be my experience in this famous historical cafe. I would say it was pretty nice. There was a line but I didn’t have to wait for too long. my pastel de belem and cappuccino colombo were served quickly and was truly delicious (even more than I expected). Servers were gentle and polite. My order was totally worth the price I paid. What I didn’t like much was the atmosphere. Because it’s a popular place many people want to visit and because of lines, many people inside, and no background music it was very noisy, kind of stressful atmosphere and I also felt the rush to leave as soon as I finished my meal. Overall, I would recommend to go there.

Come here for the vibes, and the short rib and watercress pie. The other salgados were very dense/heavy. Especially the shrimp one. It was nearly all doughy filling. Service is not great. We had to flag down someone to order and pay. Crowded and disorganized entry way so if you’re not a fan of crowds this may not be your place.

This is definitely a place to visit. It has a lot of history, and it tells you a little bit about the society in Rio and how things were back in the olden days! It's good to go to the 2nd floor and watch the movie about the history of the place. Because it'll tell you a little bit about what was going on in Rio and the evolution of the city!

The food and coffe not all that. Just good and pricy, but u have to go for the beauty of the place and the fsct that ots a staple. I will say the desserts are great.

A tourist site downtown for the elaborate coffee hall decor. The inside is beautiful for a coffee shop but the menu is very overpriced for average food. I tried the Colombo cappuccino which I realized after drinking it that it’s made with condensed milk and whipped cream - so it is very very sweet! I also got a hamburger and it was very average. I’d suggest stopping in for coffee and a snack / pastry.

The place is phenomenal in decor but the food was just decent. They had a good English menu. Plenty of options. The cakes were thick and heavy. Burger was delicious.

This place is absolutely disgusting. Do not eat here. For R$83 I got a fried shrimp sandwich that was burnt to a crisp, with old discolored lettuce 🤢, and tiny pieces of overcooked shrimp. They don’t even give you whole shrimp. I wish I could take back the hour of my life that it took to get there and be served. I sat at a table for one at the front of the restaurant, and the servers and patrons kept bumping into my table as they were coming and going. My worst dining experience in Rio.

I had the amaura and vanilla napoleon. The napoleon was not the best, I had way better. My dislike for this place comes from the elevator attendant wouldn’t let me go upstairs to see the tables even tho I already had consumed the food at the place, she needs to take some hospitality classes.

I came here because of curiosity what would be my experience in this famous historical cafe. I would say it was pretty nice. There was a line but I didn’t have to wait for too long. my pastel de belem and cappuccino colombo were served quickly and was truly delicious (even more than I expected). Servers were gentle and polite. My order was totally worth the price I paid. What I didn’t like much was the atmosphere. Because it’s a popular place many people want to visit and because of lines, many people inside, and no background music it was very noisy, kind of stressful atmosphere and I also felt the rush to leave as soon as I finished my meal. Overall, I would recommend to go there.

Come here for the vibes, and the short rib and watercress pie. The other salgados were very dense/heavy. Especially the shrimp one. It was nearly all doughy filling. Service is not great. We had to flag down someone to order and pay. Crowded and disorganized entry way so if you’re not a fan of crowds this may not be your place.

This is definitely a place to visit. It has a lot of history, and it tells you a little bit about the society in Rio and how things were back in the olden days! It's good to go to the 2nd floor and watch the movie about the history of the place. Because it'll tell you a little bit about what was going on in Rio and the evolution of the city!

The food and coffe not all that. Just good and pricy, but u have to go for the beauty of the place and the fsct that ots a staple. I will say the desserts are great.

A tourist site downtown for the elaborate coffee hall decor. The inside is beautiful for a coffee shop but the menu is very overpriced for average food. I tried the Colombo cappuccino which I realized after drinking it that it’s made with condensed milk and whipped cream - so it is very very sweet! I also got a hamburger and it was very average. I’d suggest stopping in for coffee and a snack / pastry.