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Where to eat in Salvador, Bahia

Named for 2027 by National Geographic. Here's our food guide, ready to post. Free with a credit and a link.

Why it made the lists

National Geographic: Afro-Brazilian culture, Carnaval, the Festa de Iemanjá and gastronomy; 24th of 25. National Geographic Best of the World 2027

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Where to eat in Salvador, Bahia

The dish to eat: Acarajé, best at Acarajé Dária e Laura.

1. Origem (Salvador): Menu Recôncavo 2.0
2. Boia (Salvador): The chef's tasting menu
3. Dona Mariquita (Rio Vermelho): Bahian classics from the kitchen
4. Manga (Salvador): Modern Bahian plates
5. Acarajé Dária e Laura (Pituba): Acarajé with vatapá and shrimp

Food guide by Chef Amazing: www.chefamazing.com/where-to-go-2027/salvador
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