
Campo Grande, Brazil
Cantina Romana
Cantina Romana serves traditional Italian pizza and pasta in Campo Grande, with an open kitchen, conversational noise, and a casual dress code for lunch or dinner.
Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Campo Grande from the En Primeur Club guide.

Campo Grande
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Campo Grande, Brazil
Cantina Romana serves traditional Italian pizza and pasta in Campo Grande, with an open kitchen, conversational noise, and a casual dress code for lunch or dinner.

Campo Grande, Brazil
Casa Colonial occupies a prominent address on Avenida Afonso Pena in Campo Grande's Centro, placing it within reach of the city's main civic corridor. The name signals the colonial-era dining tradition that has shaped Mato Grosso do Sul's restaurant culture, where hearty, land-rooted cooking remains the dominant register. Visitors to Campo Grande's Centro will find it a reference point for understanding how the city's food identity has been constructed over time.

Campo Grande, Brazil
Casa do Peixe sits on Avenida Dr. João Rosa Píres in Campo Grande's Amambai district, positioning itself within the city's fish-focused dining tradition at a time when freshwater cooking is gaining serious attention across Brazil's interior. The name makes the premise clear: this is a house built around fish, in a landlocked capital that has quietly developed its own distinct relationship with river-sourced ingredients.

Campo Grande, Brazil
A neighbourhood pizzaria on Rua Dr. Antônio Alves Arantes in Chácara Cachoeira, Giuseppe sits within Campo Grande's tradition of Italian-Brazilian casual dining where the sourcing of dough, cheese, and toppings tells as much about a city as its formal restaurants do. The address puts it away from the city-centre circuit, drawing a local rather than tourist crowd.

Campo Grande, Brazil
Pizzaria Romana occupies a spot on Rua Bahia in Campo Grande's Jardim dos Estados neighbourhood, carrying the Italian-Brazilian pizza tradition that has quietly shaped dining culture across Mato Grosso do Sul's capital. The address places it within walking distance of the city's central commercial zone, making it a practical stop for residents and visitors navigating Campo Grande's spread-out dining scene.

Campo Grande, Brazil
Sumida Sushi occupies a quiet address on Rua Treze de Maio in Campo Grande's São Francisco neighbourhood, where Japanese-Brazilian culinary traditions run deeper than casual dining maps suggest. The restaurant represents a strand of interior Brazil's sushi culture that developed largely apart from São Paulo's coastal influence, shaped instead by Mato Grosso do Sul's own Japanese-descendent communities and local produce rhythms.
Campo Grande
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Campo Grande
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