One night I was entranced by the music in the streets. We had to find out where it was coming from…read more Throughly enjoyed a night of Jazz. Romantic date night and great audience.

Jazz B ends up feeling like an out-of-the-way New Orleans hole-in-the-wall jazz bar without even…read moretrying. I think what makes Jazz B work is that the music literally and figuratively takes center stage at the bar. The food and drink menus are a bit limited, but they have all the classic drinks (their Old Fashioned is about the closest you can get to a Sazerac in São Paulo), and the food options range from things to snack on to pastas and grilled meat dishes. The acoustics are decent, and seem to improve as the band warms up. In my opinion, it's a venue all live music fans have to go to, and it's great to see the downtown scene rising from the ashes.

A restaurant with amazing ambiance. Upon entry you are treated to an old Italian restaurant with…read morelive music for entertainment. The server greets you with a smile and a hefty menu. He gave great suggestions and I ended up enjoying a filet mignon Alfredo dish with was beyond exquisite. The drinks were also fantastic. Honestly wanted to return before leaving São Paulo but time didnt permit. A+

This is my favorite place to eat whenever I'm in São Paulo! It's always an amazing experience!!read more

This bar is a venerable icon in São Paulo operating since the 1950s. There is a cover charge at the…read moredoor to give you a table in one of 4 music zones of different genre. Rock, Samba, MPB (throwbacks and oldies), Reggaeton. The servers are fun and efficient. They give you a card to charge your tab. Pay to have it zeroed and then leave with it just as you came

On March 7th 2025 approximately 1pm. My wife and I entered the facility. The young waitress with…read moreshorts on came over and gave us water within 10 minutes of waiting. After that we never seen her again we waited until 1:30 p.m. before we left. The service was terrible from the young lady that was wearing shorts on this day. I don't think anyone should wait 25 to 30 minutes to order. The thing about it the weight is never came back after this amount of time. I will never go back again. 30 minutes after receiving water no order was taken. Not cool for a first-time customer. If you have hours to wait for your food go ahead have fun. Never again for my wife and I. Even though other customers came up and got served by other waitress. Not us. I must admit the water was cold like her heart.

O Mineiro specializes in the cuisine of the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, including Feijoada…read moreMiniera, a stew of black beans, various cuts of pork, and sausage. The deliciously creamy, hearty, savory stew with tender chunks of meat was served with white rice, couve (sautéed collard greens), orange slices, farofa (toasted cassava), and pork rinds. I also tried the popular Picanha, a grilled cut of beef, served with rice, couve, yucca fries, and tropeiro (beans mixed with cassava, sausage, eggs, cured meat, and collard greens, all topped with pork cracklings). While the Picanha itself was tough and chewy, all the accompaniments were flavorful and delicious! Overall, this was a nice casual restaurant to try some traditional Brazilian dishes. Everything came at a good value and with friendly service too!

Delicious. Great service. They even had and English menu. Great location and easy to walk to.read more

I attended the Brazilian Voices concert at the Bourbon Street Music Club on March 27 and it was…read moretruly a wonderful night. The music and the harmonies were so smooth, and the energy that the group brought to room was beautiful. It was truly special to hear where everyone was from, as well as to know that two women from the U.S. were part of the group as well, alongside Brazilians. I particularly liked the renditions of Mais Que Nada, and Aguas de Março. Thank you so much for an amazing evening, and congratulations on your first concert in Brazil. I hope there will be many more. The Club was also a perfect room to hear live music.

Went here on a Sunday night, it was great! They had a live band playing all the Salsa and Samba…read more Drinks were at a great price and a lot of nice people. Had a great time conversing with the owner of the place! If you are in São Paulo I recommend you pass by this local.

If you wanna listen some english musics, you are on right adress ;) and of course home of the blues…read more!

Great Place! Hole in the wall with serious burgers and real southern food from the USA. I had the…read moreétouffée that was perfectly done with loads of shrimp. That would have been great by itself but then they brought out homemade hot sauce. Even better. Chef Matt is from South Carolina so he knows what he's doing. If you know how bland a lot of Brazilian food can be you'll be happy to know he will spice it up for you. The live music is also awesome. Highly recommended.

I just had a really good meal at Sancho. I started with a couple of croquettes which were good and…read moreI washed it down with an Estrella cerveja. The main meal was a Chorizo steak which was cooked to perfection and complemented nicely with a cheesy rice, like risotto but not quite. All very flavorful and I again washed it down with another Estrella chopp.

We had good drinks and food at Sancho. The tapas flavors on par with Madrid and include several…read morelocal Brazilian food versions of tapas. We were fortunate we arrived before the evening rush otherwise we would be waiting. Menus were in portuguese but the translation app did the job. No issue ordering several rounds of tapas and the staff adds or clears the plates promptly. The bar itself has the appearance of cellar bar from Spain, lots of wood. Very relaxed seating for any size group.

A neighborhood cultural center that, at least during weekends, gets transformed in to a market…read morewhere you can buy everything from clothes and jewelry to snacks, artisanal foods and sweets. Thus, a great place to support local artists and eat some nice food. When we visited there were also 4-5 food trucks parked outside. We shared a delicious pasta with a glass of wine that we consumed in the beach chairs outside. Great to combine with a visit to the Beco do Batman 'graffiti lane'.

Stars for the drinks and service; food was OK tho in large portions. With friends, order a…read morevariety of small pots to share. Bar Filial is a cosy gastropub in the Vila Madalena district that also hosts a cachaçaria. The drink list has 1 full page of different cachaça from Minas Gerais state alone, another of cachaça from other states, and yet another dedicated to caiprinhas. I recommend the caprinha com frutas vermelhas! Good place for drinks, chatting with friends and nibbles, no need to go anywhere else in the area unless you want to go pubbing or you really need someplace with live music.

Laid back spot. Paulistanos hang out here after hours. One of the few places opened late on a…read moreSunday night. Strong drinks, great service and they serve food until close.

Recommended by the guys from a nearby hair salon, I came here for a late lunch. I love paella, but…read morebeing one person I didn't think I would have been able to eat it all and on a time limit as restaurants close midday to prep for dinner service. This restaurant is pretty big. It goes deep in the back with several tables good for solo diners, couples, and large groups as I saw space around the time I went. I'm sure they get crowded during peak hours. I ordered pastel de camarão (shrimp) - quantity 4 pieces. Of course it came with the pimenta azeite which I loveeee so much. The pastels were perfect! I also had an abacaxi bravo caipirinha which had pimenta rosa, pineapple, and maracujá. You really cannot go wrong with pastels or caipirinhas - at least in my opinion! I'm a simple gal. Most of the staff was friendly and I got to have a nice chat with a couple of them. I will have to come back one day to try their paella! They had a mini corner stage in the back where I believe they host live music on certain nights. The afternoon I was there, I got to watch someone thinly slicing meats from the table I was seated at. They recently celebrated their anniversary back in March when I had visited, though I cannot remember how many years it said on the wall and I didn't take a foto of it... but it was a lot of years!

This a right place to have a paella in san paolo. The service is a buffet all you can eat. It's not…read moreso expensive, always they are preparing new pans of paella. Sometimes worth the wait to have a fresh pan.