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7 years ago
Really enjoyed my meal. Sangria, empanada, flank steak, and fried banana dessert. I do not speak Portuguese and Martin (sp?) was very helpful. read more
Che Barbaro - Fried banana dessert. Amazing! - Argentine Near Me - São Paulo, SP
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R. Harmonia, 277
São Paulo - SP 05435-000
Brazil
Vila Madalena
(11) 2691-7628
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http://www.chebarbaro.com.br/
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What time does Che Barbaro open?
Che Barbaro opens at 12:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Che Barbaro close?
Che Barbaro closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Che Barbaro closes at 6:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM (Next day)Sun 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Does Che Barbaro serve alcohol?
Yes, Che Barbaro serves alcohol. Beer & Wine Only
Does Che Barbaro have TVs?
Yes, Che Barbaro has TVs.
Does Che Barbaro have bike parking?
Yes, Che Barbaro has bike parking.
Does Che Barbaro have outdoor seating?
Yes, Che Barbaro has outdoor seating options.
Does Che Barbaro have parking?
Yes, Che Barbaro has parking options.
Does Che Barbaro have free WiFi?
Yes, Che Barbaro has free WiFi.
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6 Reviews
People searched for Argentine 363 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
Beautiful building, great ambiance to sit and relax while having a coffee. Amazing coffee and nice…read morestaff
My son had an amazing breakfast with waffles, fresh fruit and hot chocolate. The restaurant was…read morebright and clean.
Macchiato
Best spot in the neighborhood for an informal business meeting. It's quieter and more discrete than…read morethe other JK mall cafes and the baked goods and service are the best in the neighborhood. Today I'm having the raspberry pound cake, totally homemade, mind blowing.
I was on the hunt for coffee when I was staying in Vila Madalena and walked here one day. I had…read morejust arrived right before it started to down pour. I almost walked past the entrance from the street. They have a few different areas one could find a seat - every place had a covered ceiling so when it rains most every spot can be filled up. Lots of plants. I sat in the tiny room with the A/C with windows that faced the street - right behind the coffee bar. It kind of felt like I was inside a treehouse - it was nice to be there when it was raining outside. It was really peaceful I wish I had brought a book or my journal with me that day. When you walk inside through the glass doors, turn to your right and walk towards the coffee bar that looks like you're in a kitchen workspace. This is normal as this is where you will place your order. After you order, you can find your seat and it will be brought out to you. The entire space gives a semi-modernized artsy atmosphere. There is a larger space with sofa, accent chairs and tables near a bookshelf filled with different bags of coffee you could purchase as well as various coffee tools and accessories. They have more indoor/outdoor seating down the corridor you walk down when you first turn in from the street as well. Since I love espressos, I had to try the espresso tasting where they give you one small cup and one larger cup of espresso - both brewed the same way, just presented differently. Stir the smaller cup fast with the spoon and slower with the bigger cup. When you taste them, you will notice a difference as one will be more bitter and the other will have that fuller taste. I preferred the smaller cup as it had more of that dark espresso flavor. The staff are super friendly. There was someone there who helped me decide what to order and explained to me how to drink it when he had brought it out. It was also helpful that he knew a little bit of English. I wish I had came here more than just one time and I regret not buying a couple bags of coffee as the packaging is what drew me to the merch, but I was already overflowing with items in my suitcase.
Fun little coffee shop that is worth a visit if you are in the area…read more It is a good spot for bringing a laptop and doing some work. The food is nothing special, but the coffee is worth going for.
Interior
Don't expect everything you've been seeing at their main location here. They have the staple items,…read morelike dadinho de tapioca, escondidinho de carne seca, baião de dois, and a few more items. Met a friend from Boulder for lunch and she absolutely loved it! We I had: Dadinhos de tapioca: same thing as if you eat at their main location Escondidinho plate: escondidinho which is like a jerk meat pie, like a shepard's pie, made of mashed yucca and stuffed with jerk meat. Served along with rice, and side of salad. Portions were well served but a HUGE staple item for me is their chicharron which was also sold there but it was mediocre. Looked and tasted like movie theatre popcorn that has been sitting there all day long. Look at the bright side, you don't have to drive out of civilisation, nor stand in line for hours. Since Pinheiros can be hectic to park, I took the tube and walked 5 minutes and BOOM there I was.
Cozinha
Have eaten here several times. Quality is consistent and great atmosphere. Best for brunchread more
Santo Grão is a great (if a bit over-priced) option for bringing out of town guests or a date any…read moretime of the day in Itaim Bibi. They have a varied menu with lots of healthy options including accommodating gluten free or vegetarian friends. The star of this location is the very clever giant umbrella which covers the entire patio of more than 12 tables. The umbrella can be retracted making for a great outdoor atmosphere in any weather. At night they light up the patio with romantic tiki torches. Fresh fruit juices and creative coffees in the daylight give way to creative cocktails and sangrias as the day goes on. They will usually serve you their awesome eggs Benedict any time of the day even if they're no longer cooking off the breakfast menu. It's one of the better places to enjoy a poached egg in the city. They also have some more locally inspired brunch options. The salads and wrap sandwiches are not quite as gourmet as the prices would lead you to believe, but the atmosphere generally makes up for it. In the past I had some issues with service being slow and forgetful, but they've changed the waitstaff lineup and since then I've had a great time. They often have someone who can speak English if needed. The patio space is dog friendly. And the downstairs of the indoor space has super comfy seating for a chat over coffee or relaxing drink after work.
Tartine de alho porró com queijo brie e geleia de damasco. Achei um pouco enjoativo.
Área externa
Great little brigadeiro shop in a calm and quiet location. Lots of options and sizes to chose from…read more They also have coffee and cappuccino.
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This place makes me happy (except at Sunday lunchtime, when it is a madhouse)…read more Excellent empanadas, eat in or to-go, the best house salad and batidas with dates, coffee and milk! Lunch special for 24 is a great deal. Outside seating in the courtyard.
Very low quality and terrible service. Not worth it. Very pricey. Will never come back.read more
A place you might miss if you blink as you pass by in the street, Cacilda is a cozy little bar to…read morehave a nice meal, or just hang out with friends over drinks. The décor is inspired by old São Paulo, and features everything from sofas around a table, to various size tables both downstairs and upstairs. The prices weren't bad, and the food was quite good. Like a lot of places, it's famous for its feijoada (which you can eat to your heart's delight), but they have a quite varied menu selection. Just be sure to go by taxi. There's no valet parking and trying to find a parking spot in the area can be a real pain.
Before all the launchonetes on Augusta, you have Frevo. I was told that Frevo is a Paulistano…read moreinstitution that has been around for over 50 years. The place has a revamped 50s feel with white tiles on the walls and the waiters all wearing sparkling white jackets. Frevos speciality seems to be the sandwiches with over 30 different types of sandwiches. The thing that put me off at first was the price of the sandwiches, starting at 30 reais for a large sandwich. And 18 reais for a small. But at this price cross over Paulista and head to Jardins and get myself a juicy steak for some of the prices at Frevos. But SP can be expensive so you can't be complaining too much about the prices; as long as the food is good. After asking the waiter what is the best sandwich on offer, he suggested the Beiruth, the first and original sandwich on offer. The sandwich was made in what seemed to be simple bread with roast beef, cheese and oregano. A very simple and easy sandwich to make. The only flavour that I could taste was the oregano. The roast beef was extremely dry and the artificialness of the cheese didn't help the overall dryness of the sandwich, which in return needed a lot of ketchup to give the sandwich some flavour. The sandwich seemed just to be a way to fill my stomach with some nutrients, but for that I could have gone down the road to a launchonete and ordered the same sandwich for much cheaper (and probably a better experience). It seems to be at Frevo the best thing is the decorations of the quase return to the 50s.
Frevo is a restaurant that all the waiters have elegant dress and the service is good, but the food…read moreis fatty and full of oil. I took the pizza and lasagna for share and I cannot finish at all because was very heavy. The ambient is very casual, average cost but not a good place to came back.
I guess all these restaurants at the public market have literally the same menu, but still, you…read morecant come to Sao Paulo and not eat here. Had a huge "pastel de queijo" and the large caipirinha sure gave me a cool buzz. Enjoyable ambiance and good service. Would eat here again
If you are in São Paulo, Mercadão is the they produce market. Also, has a lot of restaurants. We…read morewent in Hocca Bar, the dearest one of my friend indicated. The cod fish bite was Del. The sandwiches are huge! The service is nice and fast. The ambiance is loud and mess because the market. We had a good time with good friends there!
Fui almoçar nesse restaurante que fica na frente do prédio em que eu estava hospedado. A comida…read moreestava boa, preço avaliando o custo benefício estava ok, agora o problema: Na hora de pagar a conta me trouxeram a máquina de cartão, expliquei que era cartão alimentação e falei que precisava "colocar o cartão", o rapaz me disse com ênfase, que o correto era dizer que precisa "inserir o cartão", eu ri achando que era brincadeira, mas ele me olhou sério e falou "estou falando sério", achei bizarro, mas espera que tem mais. Sou deficiente físico e ando com duas muletas, para me levantar da cadeira preciso me apoiar nas duas muletas, isso leva um tempinho e eu acabo ficando numa posição meio estranha, enquanto eu estava me levantando o rapaz ficou na minha frente imitando o que eu estava fazendo. Nunca vi maior bizarrice.
You can't go wrong with their #0076 signature sandwich, the Bauru ao Ponto Chic (R$23.30), a roast…read morebeef sandwich with tomato, cucumber, and mixed melted cheese in a frech roll. Paired with a blended "limonada", it was a hearty, filling and refreshing meal for a weary tourist.
Good service ! Good…read morefood ! Beer always very cold ! Decent prices ! Good place to watch soccer games !
Delicious place to try food locally. the empanadas are fresh and tasty and there are tons of…read morelocals. I found out about the location from Home City Home, a guide for local Brasileiros for locals.
Asked for a picanha ao ponto, received one charred and bem passado. The fries came half raw. Maybe…read moreI just had bad luck but I wouldn't return any time soon.
Went first night in SP to eat there with my brother and his children. Asked for a glass of tap…read morewater and the waiter acted as if I called his mother the B word. The food was good. We went the second night and they were very cold and I asked again for tap water, the waiter brought me bottled water, I asked him that i did not asked for that but for tap water and again they acted as if I had cursed his mother. He then told me he could not give me tap water as it was the house policy. I just like tap water. We order other drinks for the kids and my brother. I told him that I had eaten there the night before and had no problem in getting tap water. He then went back and brought us the vinagrete without the food. Then after about 30 minutes, our food arrived and it did not taste as good as the day before. The meats were dried and did not taste well. They did not dished the food as they did the day before. They were talking with a couple , who was seating behind us and telling them that the restaurant had a much cheaper option for burgers, which they did not told us. Anyways,experience was bad. Will not go back there. The waiters are poorly trained and not friendly. The place was empty not many costumers. they don't care. I will spend my American dollar at the Brahma bar that is right next to it or at mortadela place. Learn how to be friendly to costumers. Your waiters were on the phone instead of being attentive to your costumers, for the price of the dishes you should be training your staff in how to be better costumer oriented. Avoid this place.