Rio Nightlife Guide for Saturday, February 23, 2019

We have the top three picks for this Saturday, and below there is a list of bars and lounges that are always a good option.
PARTY:
Facchi Records Convida @ Boca (Centro) – ‘Facchi Records Convida’ (Facchi Records Invites) is a series of parties dedicated to spreading good music around town!
This first edition has a stellar line-up, with the American duo Birds Of Rhythm from the San Francisco label Lips & Rhythm, plus special guest and label-mate Seb Hall. To kick off the party, American DJ Tee Cardaci will be DJing back-to-back with this night’s organizer, Rodrigo Facchinetti.
This is a free event with a suggested cash donation of R$10, and it should get started at around 11PM.
Facchi Records Convida – Praça Tiradentes, 85 – Centro
For more information, go to the event page.
PARTY:
Carnageralda @ BCo. (Santo Cristo) – Another huge pre-Carnival party for this weekend, Carnageralda promises a sunset samba circle courtesy of Sambotica, plus DJ Tata Ogan will be opening the night.
Following this will be DJ sets courtesy of Rosana Rodini and Carnageralda, plus DJ Galo Preto and the wild and wonderful Bloco 442, who will be taking this party from the night to the next day and beyond.
Tickets are between R$30 – R$50 and the night starts at 6PM.
Carnageralda – R. Gen. Luís Mendes de Morais, 210 – Santo Cristo
For more information, head to the event page.
PARTY:
Bloco Meu Carna é Funk! @ Casa da Matriz (Botafogo) – Casa da Matrix host a special open bar party with the last rehearsal for the bloco Meu Carna é Funk!
There will be an open bar all night featuring artisan chope beer and much more, three bars around the nightclub plus 500ml glasses, karaoke on the second dancefloor, glitter, free ice cream, pole dancing, ping pong, arcade games and much more. DJs for the night at Bruna Strait, Nicole Antunes, and DJ Foxx.
The night gets going at 11PM and tickets are between R$60-R$80.
Bloco Meu Carna é Funk! – 107 Rua Henrique de Novaes – Botafogo
For more information, try the event page.
LOUNGES, BARS & PUBS:
Winehouse (Botafogo)
Winehouse is a wine bar run by a British expat that has brought an eclectic range of wines to Rio including a mix of fabulous national wines and international favorites. There is also a great selection of nibbles and cheese boards. For those that aren’t too keen on wine, there is plenty of beer and cocktail options too. Happy hour begins at 5PM and finishes at 8PM.
Winehouse – 5PM
Rua Paulo Barreto, 25 – Botafogo – Tel: (21) 3264-4101
Entrance: FREE
Void/House of Food (Botafogo)
Blending culinary, drinks and fashion, the bar/store invites a different chef to prepare a new menu every week. Besides great imported beer labels, it usually serves delicious veggie food and homemade burgers.
Void Botafogo – 11AM
Rua Voluntários da Pátria, 31 – Botafogo – Tel: (21) 3593=3326
Entrance: FREE
Pavão Azul (Copacabana)
Pavão Azul is a lively bar in Copacabana, famous for its exceptionally cold beers and prawn pastels. It gets crowded there every night, making every day of the week seem like the weekend.
Pavão Azul – 6:30 PM
Rua Hilário de Gouvêia, 71 – Copacabana – (21) 2236-2381
Entrance: FREE
Canastra Bar (Ipanema)
The Canastra Wine Bar in Ipanema offers a great selection of wines and cheeses and is quickly becoming known for its nice atmosphere and friendly service.
Canastra – 6:30 PM
Rua Jangadeiros, 42, Loja B – Ipanema – (21) 99656-1960
Entrance: See venue for details.
Blue Agave (Ipanema)
Blue Agave Ipanema is always a great place for Mexican food, drinks and for watching live sport streams and broadcasts. Just around the corner from Posto 9, the bar is also known for its mostly English-speaking staff and crowd which frequents the establishment. Be sure to check out Blue Agave in Copacabana also for a great night out.
Blue Agave Ipanema – 1PM
Rua Vinicus de Moraes, 68 – Ipanema – Tel: (21) 3592-9271/7544-5151
Entrance: FREE. Food and drink prices vary.
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