Carly prepares to dive in.
Yes, you are looking at shrimp, octopus, squid, bacalao.Satisfy your cravings for excellent seafood in Foz do Iguaçu at Trapiche. The name of the restaurant means "sugar cane mill" or "olive press," but in this border town in Brazil, it translates to "damn fine food." The shellfish fresh, the sushi quite respectable, and the caldeira of Moquequa (a stew made from coconut milk, palm oil, cilantro, onions, and seafood--a traditional dish of Bahia) was enough for at least three people (though, being a good cubinicana, I ate a share for at least two) and served with rice and pirão (yuca/mandioca/cassava farina made with the broth from the moquequa). It runs about $69 reales ($34 USD). Open for lunch Wednesday-Sunday, dinner every night of the week, and a rodizio of shellfish on weekends. Located on Deodoro across from Hotel Rafain.
One Response to Where to eat: Trapiche, Seafood restaurant extraordinaire in Foz do Iguaçu
Thank you for the tip, Christina! I haven't found many options of seafood restaurants in Foz do Iguaçu, and seems to be a great option.
Another great option to have seafood in Foz is Zaragoza, that is specialized in Spanish food. Here there are more restaurant suggestions in Foz do Iguaçu http://www.localplanet.com.br/en/restaurants-foz-do-iguacu/
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