Restaurante Casa de Tereza

★★★★★

4.6 (4928)

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R. Odilon Santos, 45 - Rio Vermelho, Salvador - BA, 41940-350

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Opening hours

Open

Monday	12:00 - 23:00
Tuesday	12:00 - 23:00
Wednesday	12:00 - 23:00
Thursday	12:00 - 23:00
Friday	12:00 - 00:00
Saturday	12:00 - 00:00
Sunday	12:00 - 22:00

Reviews

(Last Updated: July 28, 2025)

Total reviews: 4928

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I went to the restaurant because it was very famous in the city and highly recommended by friends. I wanted to return to Europe and eat food with a Bahian flavor. Despite my craving for moqueca, I knew it would be too much because I was alone. I ordered the delicious seafood rice broth. The atmosphere is beautiful. But I felt a little snubbed by the staff, and I received a bit of judgmental stare when I arrived, perhaps because I was dressed simply.

The food was really good and tasteful. one of the best we had on our days around Salvador/ Barra. The atmosphere is also very good, although I was expecting more related to service. The waiters were not so kind. We asked twice to change the place due to the air conditioning, but without good attention. Due to the value and I was expecting more.

The atmosphere is beautiful and welcoming. The service was average, as we were forgotten for a while by the waiter, even though we tried to wave, and our drink wasn't delivered. What really shocked me was that I felt very sick the night after dinner. Soon after leaving the restaurant, I felt pressure in my stomach and had to go to the hotel. It was a long night... unfortunately, I wouldn't expect any problems with the food from a place of such high standards. It's been two weeks, and I'm still recovering from some of the effects.

I loved it. A little pricey, but worth it.

Excellent

While in Salvador, we decided to visit Casa de Tereza, a very beautiful restaurant with very good food. My family and I really enjoyed it.

The house offers several themed spaces (halls) that reinforce the cultural identity of Bahia. It's as if you were strolling through all of Salvador in one place. I don't know if they are available every day. The food is excellent! The service is also excellent! For those who only drink Heineken beer, it's better to choose another one. It's worth it! It's a good idea to take an Uber, either to have a quiet drink or to park. There is a Zona Azul nearby, but it's usually full! Thanks to Tereza and her dedicated team.

The muqueca was excellent. I ordered half a portion, and it was really well served. Excellent service!

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Discover the Cultural and Culinary Delights of Restaurante Casa de Tereza

Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Rio Vermelho in Salvador, Bahia, Casa de Tereza offers a unique fusion of art, culture, and gastronomy that invites visitors to experience the heart of Bahian tradition. This restaurant is much more than a dining spot; it is an immersive journey through Bahia’s rich cultural identity, showcased across several intricately themed spaces.

A Feast for the Senses: Ambiance and Cuisine

Guests are welcomed in the charming Recepção before exploring distinct dining areas, each reflecting a facet of Bahian art and heritage. The Salão Bel Borba features captivating art by renowned Bahian artist Bel Borba, perfectly blending visual creativity with flavorful cuisine. The Salão Galeria Yemanjá displays the work of eleven talented Bahian artists, enriching the ambiance with impressive local originality. The Salão Terreiro celebrates Bahian cultural roots and the history of Candomblé, creating an authentic atmosphere that honors tradition. Meanwhile, the Espaço Barroco impresses with its innovative Brazilian Classical Baroque-inspired decor, including angelic fragments and a reconstructed church ceiling, offering guests a one-of-a-kind environment.

Culinary offerings are deeply rooted in Bahian flavors, with standout dishes such as moqueca and seafood rice broth warmly praised for their taste and elegant presentation. Diners can also browse the Vendinha Samuel e Totó, a quaint shop showcasing traditional regional products and rural Bahian items curated lovingly by Chef Tereza Paim in homage to her grandparents.

Open daily from noon until late evening, Casa de Tereza welcomes both locals and travelers seeking an unforgettable dining experience where art and gastronomy join to celebrate the soul of Bahia.

Whether you’re exploring Salvador or looking for an authentic Bahian meal in a captivating setting, this restaurant offers a memorable journey through taste and culture.

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