Cute coffee shop with a surprising amount of vegan options! I came here during Carnaval so it was…read morereally crowded, but the staff was still attentive and everything we ordered was really good. I appreciate the way the menu is labeled, especially the tags for special diets. I also really enjoyed the vegan yogurt made from yams! I'd definitely come back to try more things. Café bonitinho com opções veganas. Passei por aqui no Carnaval então estava bem cheio, mas mesmo assim conseguimos sentar logo. Gostei muito do iogurte vegano de inhame.

This is a lovely coffee shop. The lighting is dim but welcoming with interesting decor on the…read morewalls. There are upstairs and downstairs seating depending on your liking. Perfect environment to get some work done or meet up with friends to chat over a cup of coffee. The menu is a large page front and back with a variety of food and drinks to choose from. I struggled a little because they only had menus in Portuguese (at least I think). I forgot the name of the sandwich I ordered but I believe any food on the menu is a safe choice. The servers were really nice and patient when taking our order especially since we didn't speak Portuguese. Food and drinks came in a timely manner.

I have to say never in my life I had gone to a place like this, for sure if you come to São Paulo…read moreit is a place where you have to eat, starting because it is a new experience, Sushi is delicious and yes! you have all kinds of food because it's a Rodizio !!! so they go around you table with different types of sushi, different vegetables, delicious accompaniments you can order extras of things that you like, people are super attentive, pending that you have food all the time, the managers all the time pending of you too, the place It is very nice, I wish I had taken more photos but is happy with the experience and we got to my favorite part! where I tell you the amazing and super recommended OMG dessert tempura ice cream! Tengo que decirlo nunca en mi vida había ido a un lugar como este, de seguro si vienes a São Paulo es un lugar donde tienes que comer, empezando por que es una experiencia nueva, el Sushi es delicioso y si tienen de todo tipo de comida porque es un Rodizio!!! así que pasan con diferentes tipos de sushi, diferentes vegetales, acompañamientos deliciosos puedes ordenar extras de cosas que te gustan, la gente es súper atenta, pendiente de que tengas comida todo el tiempo, los gerentes todo el tiempo pendientes de ti también, el lugar es muy lindo, desearía haber tomado más fotos pero está feliz con la experiencia y llegamos a mi parte favorita! donde te digo el postre OMG increíble y súper recomendado el helado tempura

After having been to Djapa twice, I have mixed feelings…read more Positives: * An incredible all-you-can-eat smorgasbord of options * Don't expect typical Japanese fare. I'd say they offer a Japanese-Brazilian fusion menu, chock full of very creative dishes. Very fruity and tropical sushi options? Check. Want some Brazilian picanha? Check. How about the typical Brazilian stuffed crab shells (casquinha de siri)? Check. Typical Brazilian pastéis, usually served by Japanese immigrants? Check. So if you go with the right mindset, you'll have an enjoyable time * Good tempura and ceviche * Excellent service and pleasant atmosphere Negatives: * In a city with an over overabundance of terrific Japanese options, Djapa offers creativity and variety, not quality * As some Japanese food connoisseurs have told me, Djapa offers Japanese food for Brazilians. And there is nothing wrong with that. But if you want a more authentic experience, go elsewhere. My family goes to Japan very often, so for us Djapa is a quaint, decent, and heavily Brazilian inspired option * Average sushi, unimpressive oysters, and subpar stuffed crab shells (casquinha de siri). * Like many all-you-can-eat outlets, Djapa is more about quantity than quality. There are many good dishes, but nothing blows you away Ultimately, Djapa is a three-star alternative located in a city with a plethora of four or five-star Japanese outlets.

Interesting place serving a S. American/Greek fusion. Great atmosphere, modern, clean, lots of…read morespace and a young crowd with attentive staff. Prices are pretty reasonable and the food was good. I ordered the beef parmigiana with fries and broccoli. The steak was tender and cooked perfectly, topped with sauce and cheese. It was good. The fries were perfect, thick, hot and crunchy. The broccoli was good, but no seasoning. Salad came with the meal and was cold and fresh. My meal with a bottle of water was about $15US. The Moussaka was tasty but not very traditional, no sauce. This was more of just a Sheppard's pie.

Good service! Great location. Lively crowd!!! Excellent food and beverage options (and they make a…read moregood Caipirinha!)

We fell in love with this cafe !! Everything about it was awesome. It looked like we had gone back…read morein time. Everything looked delicious. We stoped in just because it looked cool. My husband and my friend Max had the bourbon milkshake and a slice of what looked like cheesecake but better. I had a classic cappuccino and had to have food togo because it looked so yummy !

If you find yourself out of breath on a walking tour of downtown Sao Paolo, the charming art deco…read moreCafe Girondino is a great place to stop off for an afternoon coffee and rest your feet. It's in a great location at the corner of Cathedral Square and Rua XV de Novembre. I can only imagine what it must have been like to be here in the early 20th century when the old cable cars would rattle along the street and the Paulista Boys would smoke cigars and drink their specialty coffees. Next time I am in the area I will come for lunch.

I had a feijoada lite for lunch here on a Sunday. Service was fast and the food was really good…read more They also have a full feijoada and other typical Brazilian dishes here. I couldn't finish it so I had the leftovers packed. Despite not speaking English, they managed to do a good job with service. The ambience is sort of hole-in-the-wall and the interior is very very dated. The only problem I had was that they do not have AC and it was kinda hot. Perhaps it is better for dinner. Card payments are accepted here.

Now, it is important to say that is a very local bar, for me it was a unique experience and will…read morealways be so. Good homemade taste, but mostly simple site and nothing luxurious. You could easily overlook this low-key boteco, unless it's a Saturday afternoon, and you are looking somewhere that there is no crowds spill out the door around. Be prepared to wait for a table outside, or head inside to grab a table in a space adorned with football team strips. Don't miss the famed baião de dois - a north-eastern buttery rice dish studded with jerky... Again, be careful with your "bar environment" expectation. :D

King of the Fork is a great little artisanal coffee shop in Pinheiros. This place is world-class…read morehipster, and their coffee, food, and atmosphere are equally world-class. The cyclist theme was absolutely awesome. Even though the place is super nice, the prices aren't unreasonable. Can't wait to visit again, and you shouldn't wait to check it out too! PS. They have WIFI. They have a no-laptop zone inside the shop though, but you can still browse the web on the your laptop on the tables outside and in the back.

This place loves their bikes and biking. Top 5 coffee spots in the city for my latte art. Really…read morechill vibes and great coffee and service

What a great spot!! Excellent espresso and beautiful coffee. Roaster is hard at work right inside…read morethe shop. Comfortable, clean and reasonable. Was a nice treat while in Brazil for this SF Bay coffee fiend!