Not sure what all the gripe is about... this place was amazing! The service, the food, the…read morebeautiful people ... although that's everywhere in São Paulo.

So first of all, loved the atmosphere. Beautiful, young people packed to the gills. Restaurant…read moreitself was adorable, simply yet nicely decorated with its plush couches and dim lighting. The drinks were amazing, appetizers certainly appetizing. Fried lula, Risotto balls, and croquettes were delicious but I really should have stopped there! I and two others ordered the mascarpone/funghi risotto...very disappointing. So if you are going with entrees, do NOT order the risotto. While there are a great many places to go for risotto in Brazil, this is not one of them. Others ordered the seared tuna and steak...both were very pleased. I recommend you go for the scene, good drinks and apps as you will find all 3 in pleasant abundance!

Great environment and friendly staff. I ate at the bar,…read morewhich was completely empty at 9 on a Friday night. Fish of the day was exceptional and we'll plated although needed a little salt . If you are hungry you should get a starter. The blondine chopp is a little better than brahma and served ice cold. If you are alone, it is nice to be able to eat at the bar without feeling awkward at a table. I will come back and try a few of the other dishes soon

A decent experience but it doesn't live up to Brazilian-adjusted expectations. This is a pub more…read morethan a bistro.

Their menu is impressive. Lots of good options…read more Had the Itaim pale ale. Not the best I've ever had. Ordered costela de tambaqui. A bit disappointed that it was fried not grilled. The portion was huge. Enough to share. It doesn't come with any sides and so I ordered some rice to complement it Wish they had other hot sauce options different from Tabasco. I'll certainly come back to try a different meal from their large food menu. I also had one of their burgers and it was pretty tasty. There are a lot of restaurants and bars that close on Mondays and this is one of the few that stay open all week long. Great atmosphere. The end.

Great place to be with friends, I watched all copa games here and it was amazing. Many many gringos…read morecome here. They have lots of home brewed beers and they come in lots of sizes. Try the so very French mules au Provençal and the meat is great too. Try the flames- super thin square pizzas - you'll love it!!

Was able to get a table for two on Sunday at 1830 without a reservation…read more Burgers are super juicy and delicious

The food is ok at this bustling beer bar type restaurant. Service was good but could improve. I…read morestill prefer the calmer original Ici Bistro - the food is much better.

I couldn't be more pleased with my local neighborhood. If you're looking for some of the coolest…read moreand most reliable dining options, Pinheiros is it. While I've yet to be blown away, this evening's visit to Le Jazz - a French bistro that features all the trimmings you'd expect at a cozy franco café - was perfectly solid. The wall is dotted with a mix of vintage concert posters from blues and jazz greats to black and white images of Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and their cohorts. We found a solid wine and cocktail menu (we went with a garrafa -- 375ml bottle -- of Chilean Carménère) and a really terrific food menu. The Le Jazz salad was fantastic. Slices of pear punctuated by crumbles of gorgonzola and matched with crisp lettuce and bits of bacon. It was the first salad I've had that made me feel like home. The large size was big enough to split between 2 people and that's just what we did. The next (and final) dish was L'Entrecôte (a rib eye cut of steak paired with hand-cut fries and a small salad). The server never asked how I'd like it prepared (medium-rare), but the steak came cooked just that way. After 8:30pm, the rest of the neighborhood stops by and you're likely to catch a minimal wait time. Next time, I'll have to try the dessert.

Two years later this French style bistro with a great jazz soundtrack is still churning out great…read morefood and drinks! Le Jazz was one of the first places my friends took me when I landed in SP. Since then, the region has exploded with great lunch and dinner spots to service the growth in traffic at the nearby metro. Despite the increased competition Le Jazz is still going strong. On my most recent visit I came with a small group that had a craving for Duck A L'Orange. The tangerine twist of Le Jazz' Magret Canard did not disappoint and came with a delicious side of creamy potatoes to maximize the use of that delicious duck sauce. Also on deck and enjoyed by all were classic tartines, onion soup and creme brûlée. The Entrecôte was voted best dish of the night, and the mussels, while a bit on the heavy side (way too much cream) for my taste, were happily devoured to the last dip of a fry in oniony sauce. I still recommend this place heartily for a fun night of traditional French fare. Great for small groups with options for vegetarians as well (vegans beware the cream and cheese abounds, yum).

So nice to find a " micro brew" in Sao Paulo. they had a wide selection of styles - some I had not…read moreseen in Brazil anywhere. As another review said- Beer with flavor! The beer was good and the food enjoyable. I really liked that the beers were named after some Brazilian folktales. We went on a weekend night so it wasn't too crowded - we we could chat with the wait staff and learn about the business.

I'm from a very beer-happening city, and I was impressed…read more I stuck with the Mula IPAs, which were about perfectly bitter and strong. Our group ordered fries and crostini breads to share. All good. Only reason they didn't get 5 stars was due to slow service (20+ minutes to get a beer). I very much like their card system for paying, so if you go in a group, you pay for what you yourself ordered! I'll be back. The beer ice-cream in the little freezer by the cashier should be avoided. Ick! Just sayin'!