Where to Eat in Santos

Founded in 1940, it is located on the corner of Canal 1 and Avenida Marechal Floriano Peixoto. It offers a variety of filled breads, sweet breads, cold cuts, and tables, in addition to the traditional counter service.

The bakery that opens earliest in the neighborhood. Starting at 5:30 AM, you can already get fresh bread! It offers a wide variety of options with counter service.

Located in the heart of Gonzaga, it always has fresh artisan breads prepared with great quality and care. You can go there or order from the comfort of your apartment!

It is not a bakery, but it is a very cozy place to enjoy a good coffee and cake. On Sundays, they offer a Brunch menu from 9 AM to 2 PM.

Located next to Pão de Açúcar, this is a traditional restaurant with generous portions, where three people can eat well. They serve a little bit of everything, but are especially known for seafood and fish.

There is a good and affordable pay-by-weight restaurant inside the supermarket.

The best Brazilian steakhouse in the region, with more than 30 years of tradition.

In addition to pizzas at night, they offer very tasty lunch dishes, including several seafood and fish options.

Restaurant by MasterChef Dario Costa. The goal is to use regional ingredients in a creative and lively cuisine. Definitely worth a visit!

Very traditional Italian cuisine. It was named the best Italian restaurant by Veja Comer & Beber magazine six times.

Very close to Canal 1, known as one of the best pizza places in Santos. Open for lunch and happy hour, with finger food options.

On Saturdays, they serve a delicious feijoada accompanied by great music! Located in the heart of Gonzaga.

Specializing in fish and seafood. Located in Ponta da Praia, it offers a privileged view of the canal toward the Port of Santos.

Bar open from 11 AM to 11 PM, offering seafood dishes, appetizers, burgers, and great cold draft beer, right on Avenida Ana Costa.

A different take on pay-by-weight dining, located at Rua Azevedo Sodré, 53 (Boqueirão). They also offer delivery.

They serve brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, and pizza. It is a bakery and specialty grocery store. Almost all products are made in-house (bread, ham, ice cream, sodas).

In the historic downtown area, close to the Coffee Museum, this restaurant will take you to Portugal with traditional dishes. Worth visiting after exploring downtown.

A Santos tradition since the 1950s. Many people love sitting on the walls along Canal 1 and enjoying the shop's ice cream.

They hold contests to choose pizzas for the menu, offer whole-wheat crust, and have wonderful and innovative flavors.

Open for lunch and dinner. Highlights include the all-you-can-eat pizza option, karaoke at night, and a kids' area for little ones.

Very generous savory crepes (large enough to share) and delicious sweet crepes at great prices. It is located next to Oásis da Praia, which also offers Arabic dishes.

Open 24 hours, with breakfast options, lunch, cold beer, sandwiches, and delicious appetizers.

A classic Brazilian bar, no-frills and perfect for chatting over a beer with pastries or codfish fritters.

A great option for ordering. Unique appetizers, traditional pizzas, low-carb and healthy options.
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In addition to delivery, you can also visit the location, which has a very relaxed atmosphere. Burger options, including vegan burgers, meals, and salads.

Located underneath the Unlimited condominium, it is always a good option for quick and quality shopping.

A traditional neighborhood market located at Rua Euclydes da Cunha, 233, right next to Pompéia Church.