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Cardapio Inglês15.Cdr A O R I G I N A L D E S D E 1 8 6 0 Salgadinhos For more than a century, Confeitaria Cavé is a mandatory stop for anyone visiting Rio de Janeiro’s downtown. As you walk through the door you are taken back in time, reliving the carioca Belle Époque of gentlemen in suits, a time when fast-food chains and the rush of everyday life didn't even exist. ESTABLISHED ON 05 MARCH 1860, CONFEITARIA CAVÉ IS THE OLDEST COFFEE AND PASTRY SHOP IN RIO DE JANEIRO. IT WAS FOUNDED BY CHARLES AUGUSTE CAVÉ, A FRENCHMAN WHO STAYED IN CHARGE OF THE BUSINESS UNTIL 1922. SINCE THEN MANY OWNERS TOOK CHARGE OF THE HOUSE. It was impossible to pass through the corner of Uruguaiana and Sete de Setembro streets without taking a look inside the beautiful building to see the wonderfully ornate ice-cream bowls which seemed more like a work of art. They were so magical and amazing, that used to whet the appetite of even those who did not appreciate ice cream. The architecture was influenced by various countries: chandeliers and glassware from France, custom chairs and tables were designed by the spaniard Cólon, wall lights from Brazil etc. The lines and shapes were also used to create its famous ice creams reminding chickens, pyramids and peach basket. Confeitaria Cavé has always been frequented by figures of the city, sharing the hall with the locals. There are reports that the Mayor Pereira Passos, responsible for an urban reform that completely changed the city landscape, was a habitué of the house. Centro / Rio de Janeiro Rua Sete de Setembro, 133 - Rua Sete de Setembro, 137 - 2224-2520 / 2507-0068 W W W . C A S A C A V E . C O M . B R A O R I G I N A L D E S D E 1 8 6 0 Savoury Filled Pastries Chicken drumstick (large) .................................................................R$ 11,80 Chicken drumstick with cream cheese.............................................R$ 7,80 Cod fish balls ..................................................................................R$ 7,80 Sonho de Bacalhau (cod fritters) ........................................................R$ 7,80 Kibbeh ...........................................................................................R$ 7,80 Rissoles (chicken or shrimp) .................................................................R$ 7,80 Pastel (beef or shrimp) ....................................................................... R$ 7,80 Pastel made on hot stone (cheese or shrimp) .......................................R$ 7,80 Pastel oven (shrimp, chicken, vegetables, campignon with raisins or ricotta with plums) ........................................................................................R$ 7,80 Breaded egg ...................................................................................R$ 7,80 Flaky pastry (cheese, shrimp or chicken .................................................R$ 7,80 Vol-au-Vent ....................................................................................R$ 7,80 Beef Croquette ...............................................................................R$ 7,80 Pizza (mozzarella, tuna, sardine, cod fish) ................................................R$ 7,80 Empada - Brazilian style empanada (chicken or shrimp) ............................. R$ 7,80 Piece of Empadão (Brazilian style pie) .................................................R$ 10,00 A O R I G I N A L D E S D E 1 8 6 0 Cavé Style Gourmet Sandwiches Grilled Chicken with Ratatouille and Brie Cheese ...............................R$ 31,00 (Delicious grilled chicken over mixed vegetables sautéed in olive oil with herbs topped with thin sliced Brie cheese) Turkey breast with buffalo mozzarella, rocket and sun dried tomato .R$ 31,00 (Served with a side of traditional salad) Bifana Cavé .......................................................................................R$ 45,00 (A traditional sandwich of Portuguese bars, now served with an especial touth: grilled tenderloin loin topped with sliced garlic over cottage cream cheese and fine herbs) Francesinha ......................................................................................R$ 65,00 (A traditional Portuguese sandwich from Port region, composed of grilled tenderloin in special sauce served with thin slices of ham and cheese and sautéed sausage served with a side of french fries) A O R I G I N A L D E S D E 1 8 6 0 Sandwiches R$ 11,10 Sandwiches (white bread with choice of ham, cheese or mixed. Served hot/cold) .. Stuffed croissant - served hot or cold (choice of prato cheese or ham or Minas cheese or turkey breast or mixed)............. R$ 11,50 Portion of honey or jam .......................................................................... R$ 6,60 Portion of cheese ..................................................................................... R$ 13,00 Tea - Coffee - Others Espresso coffee (small/ large)...........................................R$ 5,20 / R$ 10,00 Coffee with whipped cream (small / large)....................... R$ 6,80 / R$ 12,10 Cappuccino (small / large) ............................................... R$ 6,80 / R$ 12,10 Cappuccino with whipped cream (small/large) .................R$ 9,40 / R$ 13,90 Tea (simple or double teapot).............................................. R$ 7,00 / R$ 13,00 Tea with milk (simple or double teapot) .............................. R$ 8,50 / R$ 15,30 Tricolor coffee (coffee, condensed milk and milk foam) ............................ R$ 9,90 Italian coffee (Ice cream/chocolate, espresso coffee and whipped cream ) ..... R$ 19,90 Coffee of the house......................................................................... R$ 3,50 Medium (coffee with milk) .................................................................. R$ 6,00 Milk (large glass) ............................................................................... R$ 3,50 Hot chocolate (large) ...................................................................... R$ 8,50 Toasts Toast with butter (Petrópolis bread) ............................................................ R$ 11,20 Toast with ham or turkey breast or cheese or jam and honey ................R$ 12,70 Mixed Toasts.............................................................................................R$ 14,50 A O R I G I N A L D E S D E 1 8 6 0 Ice Cream Traditional ice cream w/1 scoop .....................................................R$ 8,70 Traditional ice cream w/ 2 scoops....................................................R$ 16,00 Jockey (pistachio, pineapple) .............................................................. R$ 19,50 Chanteclair (strawberry, pineapple) .....................................................R$ 19,50 Dina Tereza (vanilla, whipped cream and egg threads) .............................. R$ 22,50 Chinês (vanilla, whipped cream and peanut flour) ..................................... R$ 22,50 Príncipe de Gales (vanilla, whipped cream and strawberry) ....................... R$ 22,50 Banana Split (chocolate, vanilla and strawberry) ..................................... R$ 27,90 Milk Shake ......................................................................................R$ 19,10 Ice Cream (soda, chocolate or Granadine) ...............................................R$ 17,40 Extra Syrup (chocolate, caramel or strawberry) .......................................R$ 3,90 Extra Whipped Cream .................................................................... R$ 7,00 Sobremesas Fruit salad ......................................................................................R$ 10,50 Fruit salad (w/ ice cream or whipped cream) ............................................R$ 19,50 Strawberry or whipped cream ........................................................R$ 14,00 Desserts served in cups (mousse, pavê, sweet rice - under consultation)......R$ 8,70 Pudding (piece).................................................................................R$ 8,70 Cheesecake ...................................................................................R$ 8,70 A O R I G I N A L D E S D E 1 8 6 0 Juices Drink Mix (passion fruit,cashew, grape, natural guarana or gooseberry/ 300ml) ....R$ 3,90 Fruit (papaya, acerola, pineapple, Brazilian lemonade, strawberry, melon or watermelon / 300ml) .............................................................................R$ 9,70 Orange (300 ml) ...............................................................................R$ 8,40 Mixed (300 ml) ................................................................................. R$ 10,70 Beverages Mineral Water (glass) .......................................................................R$ 2,80 Mineral Water (bottle) .......................................................................R$ 4,60 Sparkling Water (bottle) ...................................................................R$ 4,60 Imported Mineral Water ................................................................. R$ 8,70 Guaraná Caçula (300ml)..................................................................... R$ 4,20 Mate tea (glass 300ml) ........................................................................R$ 4,20 H2OH .............................................................................................R$ 6,00 Soft Drinks (350ml) ..........................................................................R$ 6,00 National Beer (Long Neck) .................................................................R$ 8,90 Imported Beer (Long Neck) ..............................................................
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