Café e Cana is the kind of place that makes you want to take a photo before you even step inside. But this Santo Antônio Além do Carmo bar is more than a pretty façade. It is lively, with a pavement where people gather while waiting for a table. The kitchen also avoids the obvious. Camarão emcapotado wraps prawns in abará dough, while the falafel swaps chickpeas for black-eyed peas and comes with aubergine babaganoush. Drinks include Caju Amigo and infused cachaças. Better still, the evening does not stop at the door: the surrounding streets are full of bars.