The Baianas of Santa Teresa
Clad in their traditional white robes and cooking up delicious-smelling goodies in bubbling pots, the famous Baianas (natives of Bahia) of Santa Teresa are not hard to spot. Selling spicy savouries and oh-so-sweet treats, the Baianas add an exotic element to the boho neighbourhood’s lively dining scene.
There are two Bahian women with regular spots in the neighborhood, and their sweet or spicy goodies are an absolute treat. On weekend nights, one sets up her stall in front of the hugely popular...
September 27th, 2009 | therioguide | Read More | Comments: 0Filed under: Acaraje, Attractions, Bahian food, Family Friendly, News, Restaurants & Bars, santa teresa, vatapa
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