Café Brasilero

Here we are in front of Café Brasilero, one of the most emblematic corners of Montevideo. Located on 1447 Ituzaingó Street, in the heart of the Old City, this establishment is not just a bar; It is a true living testimony of the city's cultural history. History. Founded in 1877 by Correa and Pimentel, Café Brasilero holds the title of the oldest operating café in Montevideo. The building that houses us is the architectural heritage of the city and faithfully preserves its original atmosphere. It was, in fact, the first café to be declared of cultural interest by the Municipality of Montevideo. When observing its façade and interior, you will notice art nouveau style details in its bronze artifacts, as well as period furniture and Italian chairs that have accompanied the passing of the decades without losing their elegance. Present. Today, the café continues to function as a meeting point for both Montevideo residents and visitors looking for a break on their tour of the Old City. Its proposal combines the classic cafeteria with bar service and light cuisine, maintaining a quiet atmosphere that invites conversation or reading. It is a space where the daily rhythm of the neighborhood naturally intersects with the historical memory that its walls protect. Curiosities. Literary refuge: Distinguished people have passed through its tables…

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