Camilly taborda
From R$ 319.00
While your guests toast the new year, your chef plates the last course. Skip the overpriced restaurants and spend December 31st exactly where you want to be: at home in Curitiba, glass in hand, fireworks overhead.
Every good table in Batel and Água Verde is booked solid months ahead at holiday surcharges that can run R$500+ per person for a fixed menu you didn't choose. A personal chef costs less and gives you a menu built around your group.
Curitiba's cold December evenings are made for gathering indoors. If you're the host, you've spent weeks planning — you deserve to actually enjoy the celebration instead of managing lentils and champagne flutes from the kitchen at 11:55 PM.
Lentils for prosperity, pomegranate seeds, and the midnight grape — your chef times every tradition so nothing is forgotten and nothing goes wrong. The new year begins with good food and good luck, handled professionally.
Tell us your guest count, dietary needs, and whether you want a European-style feast (Curitiba's Italian and Polish heritage shines here) or a classic Brazilian Réveillon spread. Your chef contacts you to finalize every detail.
From Mercado Municipal ingredients to premium cuts sourced from Curitiba's butchers in Santa Felicidade, your chef arrives with everything needed. Nothing for you to source, nothing to forget.
Your chef sets up, cooks each course, plates and serves at the table, and manages the kitchen while you spend the evening with your guests. Hot food arrives hot, champagne is poured at the right moment.
When the clock hits midnight and you're on your balcony, your chef is handling the dessert and the cleanup. You wake up on January 1st to a clean kitchen and the best new year's dinner you've ever hosted.
Unlike Rio de Janeiro, where Réveillon means millions on the beach at Copacabana, Curitiba's New Year's Eve is intimate by nature. December in Curitiba is warm by Paranaense standards but still cool enough that the best parties happen indoors — long tables in apartments in Batel and Juvevê, or garden gatherings in the spacious homes of Boa Vista and Santa Felicidade.
Curitiba's deep European culinary heritage — Italian, Polish, Ukrainian, German — gives Réveillon here a different flavor than anywhere else in Brazil. A Santa Felicidade-style feast of handmade pasta, a European-inspired tasting menu, or a modern take on Brazilian ceia traditions all feel perfectly at home in this city. Your personal chef can lean into whichever tradition fits your family best.
The city's Mercado Municipal and the Italian delis along Rua Mateus Leme supply exceptional ingredients: aged cheeses from Campos Gerais, wild pinhão (pine nuts harvested in Paraná's winter — still available in cold storage through December), artisan cured meats, and fresh produce from Colônia Faria. These are the raw materials of a Réveillon Curitiba is proud of.
Local Tip
Ask your chef to incorporate pinhão into one of the courses — roasted with salt as a canapé or worked into a risotto or gratin. It's a quintessentially Paranaense touch that guests from other cities always remember.
Réveillon is the peak booking date of the year. Prices reflect the full-service nature of the evening: multi-course dinner, professional service throughout, and post-dinner cleanup. Book early — slots for December 31st fill by October.
R$150–350 per person
Slots for December 31st fill months in advance. Secure your personal chef now and spend New Year's Eve at the table with your family, not behind the stove.