Good German style meats. No red cabbage. Good soft pretzels. Good selection of beers in full size…read moreglasses. Manager was from Florida and so good English support. Nice new location.

Great freshly brewed german beer selection. Nice vibe and one of the VERY few places to watch…read moreamerican football in Campinas!!

The restaurant looks nice and the welcoming staff was great…read more After ordering, the food took just a little while. When we got our food, it was average in quality -- but that's what you get in a mall. What was disappointing was the service. The wait staff was all but non-existent except for when they brought the food. The checkout process also took 20 minutes. I think I will check out other places next time.

Do not skip the filet mignon with madeira sauce and mushrooms, which is served with rice and mashed…read morepotatoes. Carb-it-out. As any good German establishment, they serve strudel. It is not the best, but it works. The filet mignon stroganoff needs some work. Also not sure why it is served with mashed potatoes and white rice. How about egg noodles??? The goulash was average and served with a baked potato. Not sure there are too many German options in Sao Paulo, so got to make this work when options are limited.

Old deustch restaurant. Good food , big plates for share.......since 1948....near Ibirapuera…read moreavenue. Dont open lunch-weekdays.

Well, I wouldn't say it's very Dutch at all and I wouldn't go back to eat here…read more The service was very good (which is not Dutch at all but much preferred!) but the bitterballen, well, weren't bitterballen. I was disappointed because I took my family here to try some Dutch treats but there was nothing Dutch on our table. The fake bitterballen were good, whatever they were, but the supposed sausage I got for my niece was a cheap looking hot dog, the fries had that fluorescent glow found in chemically enhanced frozen French fries, and the rice was inedible. If I remember correctly the only Dutch beers were Heineken and Amstel. At any rate, the beer we got was good - and German. Definitely not going back and can't recommend it, either.

From the owner: Comida Holandesa ala carte.read more

"German" food, but can't prepare it. His "Spätzle" is like maccaroni and tastes like nachos, they…read moredo not know what real Spätzle is. Expensive and small quantity for Brazilian standards. Look for "Die Meisterstube" instead.