Eat · Ciudad Vieja
Café Brasilero
A classic old-town café on Ituzaingó: a coffee and a chivito or medialuna in the morning or mid-afternoon, and a good AC rest in the middle of a walk.
last order: unknownchairsNot field-verified
Price
unknown
Hours
unknown
Walk in
09:00–11:00
easiest window
Seating
chairs
28″ bags
Painful
Ciudad Vieja
Rules in force · 4
- Uruguay ↗Check entry rules for your passport with Uruguay's Ministry of Foreign Affairs or a Uruguayan consulate; ferry passengers from Buenos Aires clear both countries' immigration at the terminal.
- Uruguay ↗Buenos Aires–Colonia and Buenos Aires–Montevideo ferries sell out on long weekends and in summer: book ahead.
- Montevideo ↗After dark, use a taxi or ride-hail car between clusters and to your bed; the old town is quiet and poorly lit at night.
- Montevideo ↗Dinner starts after 21:00; book or plan an early snack, and do not count on kitchens at 19:00.
Map & directions
Directions
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Walk-in windows
09:00–11:00: high15:00–17:00: highSundays and evenings: unknown
A walk-in lunch is only planned as primary when your arrival lands outside the “impossible” window.
Facts
- Reservations
- false — Walk-in; check current hours before you go.
- Capabilities
- food · seated_rest
- Diet
- vegetarian: unknown · gluten free: unknown · halal: unknown
- Getting there
- Ituzaingó 1447, Ciudad Vieja · ~3 min walk
Cons
- Opening hours change on weekends; not field-verified.
- Can be busy at midday on weekdays.
Nearby
Straight-line distance; walk time adds 30% for streets.
Used as a seated rest node in Montevideo in 4 days.
Sources
- officialMinistry of Tourism, Uruguay