Cheirin Bão

Cheirin Bão is a lively café located in the Barra neighborhood of Salvador, Brazil. The name is a playful twist on 'cheiro bom' (good smell) in Portuguese. The café is decorated with colorful murals, local art, and tropical plants, reflecting the vibrant culture of Bahia. The menu features traditional Brazilian dishes with a modern twist, such as acarajé bowls, tapioca crepes, and açaí. The coffee is sourced from local Brazilian farms and roasted in-house. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with a mix of students, artists, and tourists. Live music performances on weekends add to the energetic vibe.

Don't miss

• Try the acarajé bowl, a deconstructed version of the classic street food.
• Sip on a 'café baiano', a local coffee blend with hints of chocolate and spice.
• Admire the rotating art exhibitions on the walls, featuring local artists.
• Visit on a Saturday morning for live capoeira demonstrations.
• Take home some freshly roasted coffee beans from the in-house roastery.

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Cheirin Bão

Cheapest way inHistoric City Tour - Half Day in Salvador4.8★ · 225 travelers4-5 hoursFree cancellationFrom$20 per personSee dates →Most bookedPrivate Walking Tour of Salvador Pelourinho4.9★ · 315 travelers2-3 hoursFree cancellationFrom$60 per personSee dates →Private & flexiblePrivate Full-Day African Oriented Salvador Upper & Lower City5★ · 47 travelers7-8 hoursFree cancellationFrom$140 per personSee dates →

Getting there

Know before you go

• Check their social media for live music and event schedules.
• The café can get warm; they have air conditioning but outdoor seating is also available.
• Cash is preferred, but cards are accepted.
• Photography is encouraged; the murals make great backdrops.

A bit of history

Cheirin Bão opened in 2019, founded by a local chef passionate about showcasing Bahian cuisine. It quickly became a hub for the creative community in Salvador.