About Restaurante Tres Fronteiras

The ambiance of this establishment carries a low-key charm, combining its proximity to the Amazon’s tri-border area with a genuine local vibe that springs to life as day fades. The blend of subtle lighting and comfortable seating promotes an unhurried dining experience, often enhanced by the quiet flow of conversations around. Photographs shared by past visitors reveal a mix of rustic and simple décor, aligning well with the understated atmosphere. Occasionally, the space feels a bit cramped during peak hours, yet the casual setting helps mitigate any sense of rush, allowing guests to enjoy their meals with relative ease.

Among the more talked-about offerings, the menu at Restaurante Tres Fronteiras presents an intriguing variety that echoes regional influences while accommodating traditional tastes. Plates seem thoughtfully prepared, with ingredients reflecting the Amazonian environment. Reviews often highlight the freshness and balance in dishes, though timing between courses can sometimes stretch longer than expected. The diverse options include both hearty mains and lighter fare, suited for various appetites, making the restaurant suitable for many dining preferences. Alongside the food, the attentive yet unpretentious service complements the experience without drawing undue attention, contributing to a modest but steady reputation within the community.

Dining here leaves an impression shaped by subtle contrasts—the quaint setting against the rich, layered flavor profiles found on the table, and the comfortable informality coupled with moments that reveal culinary ambition. Whether browsing online for Restaurante Tres Fronteiras photos or seeking out opinions to inform a visit, the overall consensus appears balanced, favoring consistent quality over flashiness. Occasional small inconveniences, like variability in wait times, do little to eclipse the genuine appeal of this restaurant, whose character lies in its grounded connections to place and palate rather than spectacle.

Business Info

Service options

Service options

+ Takeaway

+ Dine-in

Highlights

Highlights

+ Great beer selection

+ Great cocktails

+ Great wine list

Popular for

Popular for

+ Lunch

+ Dinner

+ Solo dining

Accessibility

Accessibility

+ Wheelchair-accessible entrance

+ Wheelchair-accessible seating

+ Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Offerings

Offerings

+ Alcohol

+ Beer

+ Cocktails

+ Coffee

+ Late-night food

+ Salad bar

+ Small plates

+ Spirits

+ Wine

Dining options

Dining options

+ Lunch

+ Dinner

+ Dessert

+ Seating

+ Table service

Amenities

Amenities

+ Bar on site

+ Toilet

Atmosphere

Atmosphere

+ Casual

+ Cosy

+ Quiet

+ Romantic

+ Trendy

Crowd

Crowd

+ Groups

+ Tourists

Planning

Planning

+ Lunch reservations recommended

+ Accepts reservations

Payments

Payments

+ Credit cards

+ Debit cards

+ NFC mobile payments

Children

Children

+ Good for kids

+ High chairs

Parking

Parking

+ Free of charge street parking

+ Free parking lot

Hour time open

Right Now :

  • Monday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
  • Thursday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
  • Friday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
  • Saturday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
  • Sunday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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+57 313 3426275

398, R. Rui Barbosa, 308, Tabatinga - AM, 69640-000, Brazil

Reviews

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My friend and I took a tuc-tuc taxi across the border from Leticia into Tabatinga. The bartender from Puerto Nariño who made us drinks recommended this restaurant and we are so grateful. It’s two blocks off the main road and we wouldn’t have found it on our own. It’s a quiet oasis where you sit at dark wooden tables set with orange and green tablecloths that evoke the tropical Amazon climate vibes. 60’s Brazilian music wafts from the speakers and a Spanish-speaking waiter patiently tends to you, including advising what food to have after food poisoning from a street empanada. I must say, the “Arroz con frango” for 30 reales treated my stomach very cordially. The chicken (wing?) was smoked and grilled and served with a generous portion of rice, french fries, patacones (fried green plantains) and a well-dressed salad. The best part was arguably the rose-colored “aji” sauce (spicy!) and “arina de yuca” that you sprinkled on top of the meat. My friend had the “tres fronteiras” with beef - grilled beef with a beautifully fried egg, beans, french fries, rice and the same well-dressed side salad. This cost 34 reales. To drink, she had a Michelada (not as good as in Mexico), but nevertheless refreshing with its salted rim. Me and my sensitive stomach stuck to cold, bottled, still water. We were able to pay in Colombian Pesos, but only in cash (efectivo/ en caja). It cost us about 16 € with a 10% tip (which is typical). In short- this place comes highly recommended! Cross the frontera and come to “Tres Fronteras - Colombia Peru Brazil”!

- Laura Ambrozic McKee -

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The environment and style of the restaurant are wonderful; it was unexpected by the surrounding area but we had already heard great reviews and went out of our way to visit as we were stayingin Leticia. The food was very nice and filling. Thank goodness we did not order 2 meals! One meal will feed two!

- Kirryé Majors -

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Exelent services, exelent food, affordable prices, a nice place to eat.

- Emanuel Roman -

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