This casual and hugely popular restaurant has outdoor tables, inexpensive set lunches from feijoada (bean-and-meat stew) to peixe frito (fried fish), and a full menu with everything from steak to pizza. At night, Barrakítika hosts a vibrant bar scene; look for live music on weekends.
Barrakítika
Bahia
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