Atrevo

atrever (a·tre·ver)

First person singular of the present tense of the verb "atrever" (to dare).

Means:

1. to take a risk;

2. to be bold, to have courage;

3. to be adventurous, audacious, convinced;

4. to stand up to.

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Atrevo assumes itself as a restaurant with an ingredient kitchen. Experimental, it is influenced by the product and its seasonality.

Through various techniques, the levels of flavor of each ingredient are restructured, elevating them and giving them different textures for a full gastronomic experience.

It excels in collaborating with small national producers, which ensure the daily delivery of fresh and quality products, reflecting in each dish. The wine selection follows the same logic, ensuring a range of excellent wines.

In Dare, there is a break from formalities.

The service of relaxed fine dining demystifies its classic standards and focuses on a more intimate and familiar environment. The purpose is to challenge the most curious spirits and the most restless palates.

Here, nothing is daring for those who dare everything.

About

Atrevo assumes itself as a restaurant with an ingredient kitchen. Experimental, it is influenced by the product and its seasonality.

Through various techniques, the levels of flavor of each ingredient are restructured, elevating them and giving them different textures for a full gastronomic experience.

In Dare, there is a break from formalities.

Here, nothing is daring for those who dare everything.

About

Atrevo assumes itself as a restaurant with an ingredient kitchen. Experimental, it is influenced by the product and its seasonality.

Through various techniques, the levels of flavor of each ingredient are restructured, elevating them and giving them different textures for a full gastronomic experience.

In Dare, there is a break from formalities.

Here, nothing is daring for those who dare everything.