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Empório Jardim
The guide was updated:Elected to be serving not only the best breakfast in Rio de Janeiro but also in Brazil, Empório Jardim is the right place to start your day in the morning or to drop in at any other time. The interior makes you feel like sitting in a garden while you can enjoy a cup of coffee alongside your breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Useful Information
- Address: Rua Visconde da Graça 51, Rio de Janeiro
- Opening hours: Daily 8am–7pm
- Website: www.emporiojardimrio.com.br
- Phone: +55 21 2535 9862
- Email: comercial@emporiojardimrio.com.br
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Empório Jardim
Elected to be serving not only the best breakfast in Rio de Janeiro but also in Brazil, Empório Jardim is the right place to start your day in the morning or to drop in at any other time. The interior makes you feel like sitting in a garden while you can enjoy a cup of coffee alongside your breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Read more