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Nouveau
Polenta com Frango
Quinta De Olivares · Joinville
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Joinville
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Restaurants à Joinville
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Paella
Nouveau
Paella
Quinta De Olivares · Joinville
Risotto
Nouveau
Risoto de Camarão
Quinta De Olivares · Joinville
Sandwich
Nouveau
Sanduíche de Carne
Zucca Sandwich Shop · Joinville
Sanduíche de Frango
Zucca Sandwich Shop · Joinville
Sanduíche de Pernil
Zucca Sandwich Shop · Joinville
Sopa de cebola
Ah! Cucaria · Joinville
Salsichão Artesanal
Ah! Cucaria · Joinville
Food
Pipe açai. Juice. Food · Joinville
Juices
Pipe açai. Juice. Food · Joinville
Açaí Bowl
Pipe açai. Juice. Food · Joinville
Sanduíches Artesanais
Oh My Bread! Pães Artesanais · Joinville
Plats Signature
Joinville's food reflects its diverse heritage. Expect rich flavors, comforting dishes, and a noticeable emphasis on meat, sausages, and traditional German-inspired preparations. Pastries and local brews also play a significant role.
Eisbein (Joelho de Porco)
A classic German dish of pickled ham hock, usually served boiled or roasted. Often accompanied by sauerkraut, potatoes, and mustard. A hearty and flavorful experience.
Marreco Recheado (Stuffed Duck)
A festive and flavorful dish featuring duck stuffed with a variety of ingredients, such as apples, breadcrumbs, and spices. It's a common celebratory meal, particularly during holidays.
Salsicha Bockwurst (Bockwurst Sausage)
A traditional German sausage, often made with veal and pork, seasoned with herbs and spices. Typically grilled or boiled and served with mustard and bread.
Apfelstrudel (Apple Strudel)
A sweet pastry filled with apples, cinnamon, raisins, and nuts, wrapped in layers of flaky dough. A popular dessert option showcasing the German influence.
Cuca
A type of sweet cake, often topped with streusel or fruit. Various variations exist, including those with bananas, plums, or coconut. A comforting and flavorful treat.
Pirão de Linguiça
A creamy and flavorful dish made from manioc flour (farinha de mandioca) cooked with sausage broth and pieces of sausage. It's a hearty and savory accompaniment to main courses.
Conseils Locaux
To fully experience Joinville's culinary scene, consider these tips.
Explore Local Restaurants
Venture beyond tourist areas and discover family-run restaurants serving authentic regional cuisine. Ask locals for recommendations.
Visit Local Markets
Explore local markets to sample fresh produce, spices, and regional ingredients. It's a great way to learn about the local culinary culture.
Try the Local Beer
Sample the locally brewed beers, many of which are inspired by German brewing traditions. Breweries often offer tours and tastings.
Learn some Portuguese Phrases
Knowing a few basic Portuguese phrases will enhance your experience when ordering food and interacting with locals.
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À propos de Joinville
Histoire Gastronomique
Joinville's cuisine is a delightful blend of Brazilian tradition and European influences, primarily German and Swiss. The city's history as a European colony has shaped its culinary landscape, incorporating hearty dishes, pastries, and brewing techniques brought by the immigrants.
Culture Gastronomique
Food in Joinville is closely tied to celebrations and community gatherings. Traditional festivals often feature local cuisine, and sharing meals is an important part of social interaction.
Oktoberfest
Although Blumenau is more famous for its Oktoberfest, Joinville also celebrates the German heritage with smaller festivals featuring traditional foods, beer, and music.
Family Gatherings
Many of the traditional dishes are prepared and enjoyed during family celebrations and holidays, preserving culinary traditions across generations.
Craft Breweries
Inspired by the German brewing tradition, Joinville has a growing craft beer scene, with local breweries producing a variety of styles.