The best bars and cafés Cuiabá

The former micro-brewery Haus Bier no longer produces the beer it serves, but the place hasn't really changed. The petiscos are as appetizing as ever (cassava bolinhos with dried meat, cod bolinhos with aioli...). The menu is rich and varied. One can always eat well (very good fish, good mashed potato of banana da terra), rocked by the MPB of the groups which occur there. Family atmosphere conditioned by the space Kids, which gives again their freedom to the parents one evening of concert ao vivo as from 20h.

The Deck Avenida, as its name suggests, is a large terrace overlooking the avenue Rubens de Mendoça. Very pleasant, the terrace fills up quickly at the end of the week. There are football fans and families (great fashion for the Kids area to keep the kids busy). Well, it's noisy, but it's the atmosphere of the popular Brazilian family restaurants. The food is decent and the beer is cold. Picanha, filet mignon, seafood, pizzas, it's the assurance to have a good time at correct prices. Pltas for 1 or 2 people.

The Salome Bar is above all a boteco, one of those regular bars where you can have a drink and eat in a family atmosphere, typical of Rio de Janeiro. It is a lively bar with a tasteful decoration (old-fashioned advertisements on all the walls), which proposes a copious menu of pesticides (in rodizio on certain days), happy hours on beer and other nightly revelations. On feijoada days, the seats are expensive... The atmosphere is young, festive and dancing, especially on concert nights. Very good cocktails based on cachaça.

The Praça Popular has become an essential part of Cuiabà's nightlife. The restaurants and bars compete with each other to make a name for themselves or to keep their customers. The Ditado Popular is a gastro-bar. It is the most popular, agitated, noisy, but also the warmest bar of Praça Popular. The local youth comes here to mass, and there are often concerts ao vivo. The place is in fact open like a huge terrace, pleasant and very simple. Seats are expensive, of course, at happy hour.