Bossa Sour.
Embaixada Carioca's signature cocktail — a fresh take on the whiskey sour, made with aged cachaça, Sicilian lemon, Brazilian honey and egg white for a smooth, silky texture.
Watch the sun set behind Sugarloaf Mountain from Urca Hill while enjoying a caipirinha made with Magnífica cachaça or an ice-cold Heineken draft beer. It is an ideal setting for a romantic evening, a birthday or a relaxed end to a day in Rio. Open daily from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Signature cocktails made with premium cachaças and fresh tropical fruit, plus ice-cold Heineken draft beer — all overlooking Guanabara Bay. One of Rio de Janeiro's most romantic settings, 227 metres above sea level on Urca Hill.
Embaixada Carioca's signature cocktail — a fresh take on the whiskey sour, made with aged cachaça, Sicilian lemon, Brazilian honey and egg white for a smooth, silky texture.
Seasonal fruit such as passion fruit, pineapple with pink pepper, strawberry with basil or the classic Tahiti lime — all made with selected cachaça.
Served at the temperature and pressure standards recognised by Heineken. A perfect head, creamy foam, chilled glass and a direct view of Sugarloaf Mountain.
Carioca Negroni (with Aperol and cachaça), Rio Margarita, House spritzes and gin and tonics with Brazilian botanicals (pink peppercorn, tonka bean and clove).
A rotating selection of craft beers from Rio and the surrounding state — IPAs, weiss beers and sour ales from regional breweries, bottled or on draft, depending on availability.
Fresh green coconut served chilled in the shell or in a jug with coconut pulp. Signature mocktails and freshly made juices are also available.
A remarkable Rio sunset from Urca Hill.— Google Reviews · 4.8 ★ · Embaixada Carioca guests
Sunset drinks are served every day until 9:00 PM — arrive about one hour before sunset for the best chance of a view-facing table as the sky changes from blue to warm sunset colours.
Caipirinhas, gin and tonics and sparkling wine with Sugarloaf Mountain and Guanabara Bay in the background.
The highest-rated restaurant with a view in Rio de Janeiro.
“The best feijoada I've had in Rio! Eating this award-winning dish while looking at Sugarloaf Mountain is a surreal experience. 10/10 service.”
“The perfect spot for sunset. We ordered the Brazilian Picanha (very generous portion) and ice-cold Heineken draft beer. The panoramic view is breathtaking.”
“Unforgettable breakfast! We took the first cable car up and went straight to Embaixada. Fresh bread, natural juice, and the most beautiful view of the city. Worth every penny.”
“A must-stop at Urca Hill. The caipirinha with Magnífica cachaça is wonderful and the freshly fried pastries saved our late afternoon. Super pleasant atmosphere.”
This page is designed to answer the questions visitors usually have before deciding where to eat during a Sugarloaf visit: access, timing, food style, view, reservation and how the stop fits into the day. Embaixada Carioca is not positioned as a generic restaurant in Rio; it is a Brazilian restaurant inside the Sugarloaf Cable Car Park route, at Urca Hill, with breakfast, lunch, caipirinhas, draft beer and event options.
Yes. It is located on Urca Hill, at the first stop inside Sugarloaf Cable Car Park, making it convenient for visitors already planning to see the attraction.
Yes. Most visitors arrive by cable car with a park ticket. The Urca Hill trail can be a free alternative when open and suitable for the visitor.
It works for all three moments. Breakfast is best for an early scenic start, lunch for Brazilian food and afternoon for caipirinhas, draft beer and a slower view experience.
Yes. Reservations are recommended for groups, weekends, holidays and high-traffic tourism days to reduce waiting time and organize the visit.
Sunset works best with drinks, snacks and time to enjoy the view.
The sunset at Morro da Urca is one of the strongest moments of the Sugarloaf visit, especially for travelers who want drinks, views and Brazilian food in one place.
For international visitors, the main point is convenience: the restaurant is already inside the attraction, so the experience does not require leaving the Sugarloaf route to find food or drinks.
The page should clearly explain ticket access, reservation logic, best timing, drink options and what kind of view the guest can expect during sunset.