Survival Guide: Navigating the Queue

 Survival Guide: Navigating the Queue

If you arrive at 1:00 PM, you’ve already lost. To eat at Uma without the stress, you must be a strategist. The queue starts forming 20 minutes before the doors creak open. Standing in that narrow Baixa street is a rite of passage for foodies bring water, a hat, and a little bit of patience for the reward of a lifetime.
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