I am from California where Boba tea is everywhere so you can't imagine how disappointed I was when…read moreI couldn't find one around my hotel in Paulista. Domo came to the rescue and fulfilled my needs. The bubble tea was excellent and the lady behind the counter was nice enough to help me translate the menu!

As an Asian America tourist, I love trying bubble tea whenever I can find it in a new country! So…read morehappy to find it here in the liberdade neighborhood of sao paolo also known as the Japanese town of the city. I got a traditional Taiwanese milk black tea boba and it was delicious! A little different than what I am used to in America, but the taste is interestingly good. They have a lot more different unique flavors too like lime with milk bubble tea. Definitely a cool place to check out if you like bubble tea!

Frutaria Paulista is a nice little spot to enjoy a healthy snack, with a decent range of juices,…read moresmoothies, açaí, and sandwiches (although they do have a few junk food options, like candy bars). Parking doesn't seem to be a problem, and it's near the corner of Paulista and Consolação, for those who are on foot in the area. It offers a view with plenty of greenery by São Paulo standards, and you can feel free linger after you finish your juice. One important thing to keep in mind is that they only take cash or debit cards - no checks or credit cards. Also, during the winter, their hours are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Cosy place, in the middle of the Batman district! Organic food, i really recommend…read more Staff very welcoming and attentive

Oh to wake up every day to a house like this filled with cheery knick-knacks and the smell of…read morebaking. A cross between craft shop and farmhouse kitchen, Lá da Venda is a lovingly-curated treasure trove where hams and cheeses hang from the ceiling alongside baskets, hammocks and multi-coloured crochet rugs, while tea towels, knitted dolls, wooden toys and clay pots cram the shelves. Pop by for coffee and one of chef Heloisa Bacellar's award-winning pães de queijo. Or for something more substantial, cop a spot outside or in the interior courtyard and linger over the daily-changing lunch menu.

This place is great! Small but comfortable, clean and eclectic. Bright colors inside are cheerful…read moreeven on rainy days like today when I visited. The decor (including tables, chairs, wall hangings, etc) can be purchased as they're designed by the owners -They make really cool prints on ceramic tiles that can be fitted into their custom frames and tables. The açaí itself is the best I've had in the region. Prices are fair for the quality and there are a lot of topping options. Basically you purchase your base of açaí and then each additional topping. There are other snack-like food options and sandwiches as well. There's access to the establishment from the front and back streets; free parking on the back street and the praça next door. I'll definitely be back. The owners were telling me that they're going to start having live music nights and that they'll be posting event details on their facebook page.