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.

O Die Meister Strube é um achado no Campo Belo e praticamente imperceptível para quem passa em sua…read morefrente. Ele está localizado dentro do clube alemão Kolping na Rua Barão do Triunfo. Seu atendimento é muito bom e não deixa a desejar. Há uma grande quantidade de pratos alemães e eles são bem servidos, tornando o preço final bem convidativo. Há uma opção de chopp da casa, mas acredito que eles poderiam ter mais opções de chopp e também de cervejas engarrafadas. Tente ir cedo pois aos finais de semana o lugar fica bastante cheio pois os moradores da região o frequentam bastante.

"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.

Delicious German cuisine in south São Paulo (near one of the business centers of the region) with…read morewhite tablecloth service. Good low noise level for a fruitful business lunch. We tried the specialties including fish, pork and specialty hump steak which apparently is difficult to find. No English menus but w help from colleague was great--but I think every dish they serve is wunderbar. Good expression too!

FAÇA RESERVA! Ambiente temático medieval, fantástico! Não só os pratos, mas as os funcionários e…read moretoda a experiência é sensacional! A comida é gostosa, o preço é extremamente razoável (um dos melhores na cidade!) e o atendimento é show de bola! Tem muita coisa pra tirar foto, diversos espaços diferentes pra você explorar e curtir com amigos e família! Na minha visita tivemos um pequeno problema com a reserva da mesa, mas o gerente foi extremamente solícito e resolveu tudo sem estresse. Só tenho elogios pra tudo! Super recomendo! E, se possível, venha fantasiado! Outras pessoas com certeza estarão! =)

My husband and I came here a few weeks ago to know the first medieval burger restaurant of São…read morePaulo. This restaurant is always full of people and you have to wait to get a table. However, you can book a table before to go(going), as you want to get a table as soon as you arrive. There are two floors in this restaurant. On the lower floor, some of (the) tables have a specific theme, like Scotland, Templars, Feudal Japan and Viking. The Viking table is like a Viking ship, called drakkar. The upper floor is decorated with some of the most famous nerd culture titles like "The Lord of the Rings", "World of Warcraft", "Game of Thrones" and "The Legend of Zelda". In this floor you can play RPG games on Tuesdays and board games on Wednesdays, from 8pm to 11pm, while you eat a delicious burger. We ate a burger called "O Bárbaro" made with boar burg (meat), Caciocavallo cheese, arugula, red pepper on (in) a traditional bread. This burger is wonderful and it is different from all the burgers I have ever eaten. We drank Caipirinha of beer (beer caipirinha) and mead and a craft beer. This meal was wonderful, served by waiters dressed in medieval clothes in a magical atmosphere. (Angélica) 8,0

The artisanal town of Embu das Artes is a quaint one. You'll find small pedestrian-only streets…read morelined with small home decor and furniture boutiques along with tons of pop-up stalls filled with jewelery, shoes, knick knacks and other (sometimes) hand-crafted items. The options on where to eat are many, but we wandered off the heavily populated path to O Garimpo. The outdoor seating area is called the Bier Garten and for good reason, the menu is chock full of German delights and the beer menu is surprisingly varied (an uncommon find in a small town). The indoor seating was just as lovely and the clientele either already knew this place existed or happened upon it as we did. I'm guessing it's the former because both dining areas filled up rather quickly. The bratwurst I ordered wasn't my favorite, but that might be simply because (as it turns out) I don't like bratwurst style sausages. I'm more into the red sausages like chorizo (which you won't find here, sadly). My date went with the fish topped with capers and while it was pretty smothered in sauce, it was still a nice white fish that came lightly breaded in panko. For those craving Brazilian food, O Garimpo also offers items like bolinhos and feijoada and actually lots of other stuff too. A well-known fact is that this place offers great live music, typically rock.

What happens when you have a Brazilian man with a German wife and a Brazilian lover? Or is it a…read moreBrazilian wife and a German lover? Whatever the situation is, you get O Garimpo, a quaint restaurant in Embu that serves up both Brazilian and German dishes! After walking around the marketplace for quite some time, my friend's grandpa was getting hungry so we decided to break for lunch. My friend's mom frequents O Garimpo while in Embu, so we walked up the hill from the marketplace to the restaurant. Its kind of hard to tell where O Garimpo is...if you blink you could easily miss it. The actual sign that says "O Garimpo" is a small brown sign, so you should look for the "Biergarten" sign over a walkway instead. When we went on a Saturday around 12:30pm, the restaurant was busy but not packed. We were seated at a table outdoors looking over the garden next to the restaurant. The views of the garden were nice and peaceful...such a change in scenery from the hustle and bustle of the marketplace down the hill. My friend's mom and aunty ordered several of O Garimpo's Brazilian offerings that we shared family style, and everything was delicious. We had feijoada (black beans w/chunks of meat), crispy pork skins, and a savory seafood stew with sides of Brazilian rice, oranges, and veggies. Though it didn't seem like we ordered enough, the feijoada was surprisingly really filling! I don't eat beans on a regular basis at home, but the bean dishes in Brazil, especially O Garimpo's feijoada, were spectacular. The seafood stew had a mix of shrimp, squid, fish, and peppers, and the spices used in the stew reminded me of curry. I mixed a little bit of everything together and, although it looked gross, it tasted great! The service here was also noteworthy, as waiters checked on us frequently to make sure we were all good. O Garimpo is definitely a great spot to eat at if you are visiting Embu! TL;DR - great service, German and Brazilian menu options, and amazing feijoada!