Fernando
From R$ 297.00
While the Guaíba glows with fireworks and the whole city counts down in white, your chef keeps the feast flowing — so you're on the balcony at midnight, champagne in hand, not scrubbing the roasting pan.
Every decent table in Moinhos de Vento, Bela Vista, and Três Figueiras sells out before December. A personal chef brings the restaurant-quality feast directly to your home or rental, no reservation required.
Lentils for prosperity, pomegranate seeds for abundance, a seafood centerpiece, and the midnight champagne toast — getting all of it right while hosting 15 guests in white is impossible without professional help.
Gaúchos are proud home cooks, but Réveillon is the one night even the most devoted pitmaster earns the right to sit at the table. Your chef handles setup, cooking, service, and cleanup from the Mercado Público cuts to the last dessert plate.
Request your chef on myChef, share your guest count, your apartment or house in Petrópolis or Boa Vista, and any dietary needs. Réveillon spots in Porto Alegre go quickly, so booking at least 3–4 weeks ahead is strongly recommended.
Your chef proposes a champagne-paired menu rooted in Réveillon tradition — fresh fish, the classic lentil dish for luck, a celebratory main, a sweet midnight table. You approve, personalize, and rest easy.
Your chef visits the Mercado Público de Porto Alegre for premium cuts and fresh fish, selects Serra Gaúcha wines and champagne, and arrives at your home with everything needed — you don't lift a finger at the market.
Dinner is plated and served on your schedule. At midnight your chef ensures the champagne is chilled and the sweet table is ready. After the countdown, cleanup is handled — your only job is enjoying the new year.
Porto Alegre's Réveillon is quieter than Copacabana but far more intimate. Families dressed in white gather on the banks of the Guaíba, in the leafy streets of Moinhos de Vento, or on the balconies of Higienópolis apartment buildings — chimarrão in hand earlier in the day, champagne at midnight. The city's deep gaúcho pride means Réveillon menus carry real meaning: the lentil dish for money, the pomegranate for abundance, the seafood for lightness in the new year.
The Mercado Público de Porto Alegre — open since 1869 — is the city's culinary heart, and myChef chefs know exactly which vendors carry the best charque, which fishmonger gets the freshest freshwater fish from the Guaíba delta, and which artisan producer stocks the colonial salami that makes a proper charcuterie board in RS. Serra Gaúcha espumantes and still wines complete the picture: world-class bubbles from Vale dos Vinhedos less than two hours away.
Whether you're hosting on the rooftop of a Três Figueiras home or in a Cidade Baixa apartment with the fireworks visible from the window, a personal chef transforms your Réveillon from a cooking marathon into an actual celebration. The gaúcho tradition of gathering around the table — chimarrão, great meat, great wine — gets its finest expression when someone else is tending the fire.
Local Tip
Ask your chef to source Serra Gaúcha espumante (sparkling wine) from Vale dos Vinhedos — produced less than 130 km from Porto Alegre, it rivals far more expensive bottles and gives your Réveillon toast an authentically gaúcho flavor.
Réveillon is peak demand. Pricing in Porto Alegre reflects the festive menu complexity, premium ingredient sourcing, and late-night service through midnight and beyond. All-inclusive packages are available.
R$180–R$350 per person
The best personal chefs in Porto Alegre are already taking New Year's Eve reservations. Secure yours now and spend December 31st on the balcony — not in the kitchen.