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Very authentic Manaus bar, with tables outside, music and funny decoration inside with carnival giant puppets. A good place to meet in the evening and…
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Bar Do Armando
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A great place to sit and just watch the different people enjoying there night. Eat some street food ( For the brave offcourse) Just don't leave anthin…
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Bar Do Armando
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Armando's isnt the biggest bar, more of a large room with tables , but it's nice. It's also a good place to escape the enjoy a cold beer.…
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Bar Do Armando
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A traditional bar in Manaus, working in the same adress over 40 yers, in front of Sao Sebatiao square and next to Amazon Opera House! The coldest beer in town, and very famous by the delicious sandwiches and fried codfish balls. it's a portuguese house for sure! Cards are wellcome!Details
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8 Reviews on “Bar Do Armando”
A great place to sit and just watch the different people enjoying there night. Eat some street food ( For the brave offcourse) Just don’t leave anthing valuable on the table!
Armando’s isnt the biggest bar, more of a large room with tables , but it’s nice. It’s also a good place to escape the enjoy a cold beer.
Dirty. Unfriendly. Ugly place. Lot of (bad) trunken people. There are better places in Manaus to trink a cold Beer.
Great local bar to have a quick snack, with local beers and chat with nice local people!Good atmosphere, great place to relax and enjoy!
Located right in Sao Sebastiao square, it offers a nice view of downtown area while enjoyinmg local delicacies like pirarucu fish bolinhos and pastel de carne. Very nice indeed.
very popular, since it’s the only bar in that plaza. Lots of tables outside and there is live music on the weekends, which was nice. Service it ok but you have to seek them out.
Located in the main square near the Opera House, with seats outside in the evening. Simple, white-tiled bar room, reasonable prices, popular with locals.