It's a really nice place, upscale restaurant. Couvert isn't worth for what they charge, but the…read moreservice it's really good and the quality of the steaks is amazing. Even we ordered medium rare (they said the point of the house it's a little less than regular medium rare, even that, steaks were melting!

Terrible service, the food came cold, staff was not trained and the price was for a supposedly…read morefirst class steak house

The grungy little gem on Rua dos Pinheiros is a great spot that typically lights up with the…read moreafter-work crowd. From hipsters to young professionals, you're likely to find a group of folks hanging out on the steps. Ordering drinks is a cinch - just walk up to the indoor/outdoor bar and place your Negroni or chopp order. Hungry? Everyone around me was ordering garlic seasoned chicken hearts (and loving them). For the less adventurous, there's a number of other fried and non-fried snacks. I enjoyed the calamari and pastels. Another cool perk is this place is dog friendly. As long as you snag a table by the railing, your pup is welcome to join you for a meal and a drink. This is a great spot for happy hour and an easy place to meet people on a Friday after work.

A cool little bar in Pinheiros offering the standard assortment of cocktails and drinks. A nice…read morespot to meet some friends though it can be get pretty noisy quickly. The chopp Amstel is a nice change to Brahma. They are always serving a nice spicy mulled wine during Festa Junina.

Located in São Paulo's Liberdade neighborhood, this restaurant delivered delicious katsu curry with…read morebattered pork. The ramen was good, but the meat was on the chewier side. The curry came with a salad and a soup, which was way too salty for my liking. The service was quick. Not the cutest spot; there were a lot of families there that seemed to come there often.

When the line is too big for Lamen Kayzyu two doors up or you don't want to have to break the bank…read morethen Porque Sim is the place to go (you still will have to line up). A cheap place to go with friends and have a big tasty meal. Plenty of options of lamen and curries and noodles which are quick and tasty. The lamen combo at 27 reais is the perfect option to try a bit of everything and will fill you up pretty fast.

Awesome place. One of the best burguers in Sao Paulo. Pick…read morethe Poschio Fries, very good rustic potates with garlic and mayo. All the burguers are great, I preffer the 220g meats with a nice sauce.

During the time I've been in Sao Paulo, I've always been keeping an eye out for burger restaurants…read morethat know how to make burgers with the right level of quality, and I think St. Louis has what it takes to make a burger that tastes truly good. Their burgers are juicy, and are made with good quality meat. They're properly seasoned too. St. Louis also completely gets the most essential element of the burger quality equation: they cook the burgers to your exact specification. I asked for mine rare, and that's exactly how they served it; my friend asked for well done, and they did that too :-) Extra points for their house mayonnaise - it's fresh, delicious, and herbed just the way good mayo should be. Last visit, my friend and I shared a strangely delicious dessert - the Bacon Sundae. Having been exposed to this different but tasty treat, I'm definitely going to have to try to duplicate it at home. Over and above the burgers, the ambiance and the vibe are good, and the staff is friendly and helpful. About the only thing I don't like about St. Louis are their chips - they're humdrum, and horribly average. Even when I had them in a "Half and Half" (half onion rings and half chips - known elsewhere as 'frings'), the quantity and quality of the chips was sadly lacking. Bottom line: Looking squarely at their burgers, St. Louis does it right, and I'll definitely be back.