Fun place to go to either buy some (overpriced) Italian groceries, have some gelato, coffee, or have a nice meal. I usually go for dinner. Eataly is an open-space concept where you can choose what kind of food you want - pizza, pasta, fish, meat, etc... I personally like to go there for the osobucco. Buono Appetito! read more

The world's only Italian restaurant that won't serve a glass of wine. But their pizza is good. Vim com a minha família para tomarmos uma taça de vinho e eles não estavam servindo nenhum vinho em taca, só de garrafa. As garrafas eram as mais caras do cardápio. Uma decepção para um restaurante italiano em São Paulo. read more

Fantastic, hand-tossed pizzas made with fresh ingredients and you have the added bonus of being entertained while watching them make it if you sit at the pizza bar instead of a table. Even more amazing, we timed them making the pizza and it took just under 4 minutes from forming the crust to pulling it out of the pizza oven! I'm not typically a fan of pizza, but when I get a craving, this is where I'll go. Fantástico, mão-jogado pizzas feitas com ingredientes frescos e você tem a vantagem adicional de ser entretido enquanto vê-los se você sentar no bar pizza em vez de uma tabela. Ainda mais surpreendente, nós calculamos tornando a pizza e demorou apenas 4 minutos do formando a crosta para puxar fora do forno de pizza! Eu normalmente não sou um fã de pizza, mas quando eu tiver um desejo, isto é onde eu vou. read more

Eataly - Grocery Near Me - São Paulo, SP

Great place to look around with friend. Very crowded during weekend. Generally have to wait for one hour to get a seat in restaurant

It's like a giant mall for Italian food. Really good section of cheese, balsamic vinegar, pasta. I didn't like the three breads we got though. They were super hard, and not very flavorful. At the dessert section, the chef's special (looked like an chocolate ice cream popsicle) was super rich and sweet read more

Very nice! We went as soon as it "opened" but there were still some things missing in regards to the menu (they hadn't completed it yet) which was fine because we were aware of this. It's not as big as the one in NY, but still a place to visit while in São Paulo! Staff was very friendly, place was very clean, the food was good and the view didn't hurt either. read more

Eataly - Grocery Near Me - São Paulo, SP

The perfect Italian food and drinks you can find in São Paulo. Great atmosphere and delicious Italian food and wine. I enjoyed a Fru Fru pizza with 3 different flavors and a glass of wine. That's my favorite Italian place outside Italy. read more

Eataly - Grocery Near Me - São Paulo, SP

We ate at Mare Pesce & Vino in Eataly and were greeted by the Maitre d', Viviane. Viviane was superb - she speaks 6 language fluently and is a very bright, bubbly and charming person. We were seated at our table quickly and had a delicious meal here. Viviane checked in on us a couple of times and made sure we had everything we needed. Overall, the service was very good and our waiter spoke both Spanish and English and helped us with some choices. I would definitely recommend Mare and would absolutely come back here again. read more

The Eataly experience comes to São Paulo. It is, in short, a delightful combination of all things Italian and good and food related, all under one roof. Fantastic shopping for a home meal, multiple restaurants, coffees, cheeses, pastas, gelatos... It is really hard to go wrong. Just expect to wait in a line like you were at Disney for this also magical place. read more

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We ate in the meat section. We chose a time between lunch and dinner to avoid crowds and have a relaxed experience. The porchetta was excellent. The lamb rack was beautifully presented but overcooked but with great spicing. We loved the potato and the polenta-like side dishes. We then had a coffee upstairs near the fish - try the Nicaragua beans! I wouldn't have eaten there if I'd had to wait in a long line, but it's worth a visit if you plan so that you avoid the crowds. read more

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This is not Eataly. Service is terrible and the food is not that good. They have a band today playing music (?) loud. Impossible to have a conversation with anyone. Came back today. Same mess. I will spend my money in another place. read more

Very nice ambiance!! Incredible selection of every thing Italian that you can want. I've eat in the cold cuts and cheeses place..... Delicious selection. Wines are very expensive for a market... Restaurant prices.... BRL 70 for a bottle Ambiente incrível!! Ótima seleção de tudo "italiano" para seu gosto. Comi no restaurante de charcutaria e queijos.... Muito boa seleção. Vinhos são muito caros para um "supermercado".... Preços de restaurante...R$ 70 por uma garrafa read more

Yesterday I finally went to Eataly in São Paulo for the first time. I was always bummed about going there and knowing that it's so crowded every day and night, but I had to go eventually. It is indeed REALLY CROWDED, even on a Thursday night and I didn't even go there to eat, just went grocery shopping. But gotta say that Eataly is really charming and quite similar to the NYC branch. The cheese, olive oil and bread sections were so appealing! Wanted to buy everything! Even though it is a fancy version of a supermarket, the price was quite reasonable for everyday stuff compared to other places like Pão de Açúcar, St. Marché and Quitanda. Everything looked pretty fresh and they have good products for people that live alone or are just lazy ;) (like me). The line at the counter was empty and the service was great, can't complain about that. The only problem again is the amount of people, which I know is not their fault, but it bothers me a little. Look forward going back an actually have a meal with friends. read more

Eataly - Pepper heaven! - Grocery Near Me - São Paulo, SP

I have come to this place based on the wonderful dishes pictures on this site, however, at Trattoria Itália the food was not up to the good standards. Spaghetti was not really worth the cost. read more

This place is a little strange, it is a massive supermarket selling wonderful products at prohibitive prices. If you need the highest quality at any price then come here. Annoyingly it is filled with people who have little or no intention or fiscal ability to buy and are mostly taking selfies in front of various things. There are also restaurants here that are top grade. I opted for spaghetti carbonara and it was the best I have ever had. If you get here on a quiet day enjoy the hell out of it, if you have to queue to park you might want to keep on trucking and come back another day. read more

Today, I finally had the opportunity to try Eataly São Paulo. In some days that I passed in front of the building, it was crowded so I was reluctant of visiting it and getting a long waiting line. I went there for a a meeting in a weekday and in an alternative time. So the market wasn't full or chaotic (Thanks God!) and I loved the experience. We went to the coffee shop upstairs. The cappuccino was delicious. I even took a picture because it was so cute. :) Downstairs there is a huge supermarket with many and many products. However, prices are high. I don't recommend to buy fruits, vegetables or things that you can find in a common supermarket for cheaper. Instead I would suggest you to buy some goods that come from abroad. (They seem so good). I bought some chocolates from Venchi and I loved them. Next time, I'm planning on going to one of the restaurants and trying the gelato. Let's see how it goes ! read more

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I have been to Eataly three times - one eating at the fish place, then at the vegetarian and last at the pasta restaurant. It was amazing every single time. Really love the ambiance as it feels like we could be anywhere in the world, love the food and the price is great too. read more

Yes, the food there is decent but the staff can't handle the large amount of customers. For a foodstore that's supposed to be posh the service is very poor. The behavior of the maitre'ds were straight out rude! Not paying any attention in purpose, not even when you call upon them! Moreover, it's utterly annoying to wait for your coffee in a huge line while there are 5 people standing behind the bar, but just one is working on the coffeemachine. If you are a tourist better get your pizza or pasta at home and stick with the localfood in São Paulo. Eataly is not werth a visit. read more

There are many restaurants inside the mini food court. However, not all of them are winners. I particular like La Carne. They made me a skirt steak that was out of this world. Polenta was also amazing. Check it out in my uploaded photos. read more

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***LAST UPDATE: Truffle never arrived for Christmas Eve Dinner. Well done Eataly. Well done. Now I have to scramble to put together dinner. Soon Eataly will be opening in Los Angeles. I hope it FAILS!!! You ruined my thought out and special Christmas Eve dinner. ***UPDATE: Still have yet to be able to get through on their customer service # and have sent 3 emails to their online support with no reply! This is unfathomable!! The truffle was supposed to be delivered yesterday and it has not even shipped yet! Worst online buying experience I have ever had!!!! This review is NOT in regards to the brick and mortar store. This review is in regards to their online store. I cannot tell you how frustrating my experience has been with the online store. Yesterday I ordered a fresh white truffle that i plan on using for Christmas Eve dinner. On the website, it states that the order will ship the day of if ordered by 12pm. I received an email confirming my order, and stating that I would receive another email with confirmation of delivery going out as well as a tracking #. I have yet to receive either email. It is supposed to arrive today, however I have a strong feeling the order has yet to ship. There is no way to track the order on their website using the order #. How is this possible??? I have called their online support phone # 5 times and it plays music for 10 straight minutes, nobody picks up and then it drops the call. I also have inquired online to ask where my order is and I have yet to receive any replies. This is unacceptable customer service. I understand it is the holidays and the company is busy, but when ordering a $250 truffle that needs to be shipped overnight and not being able to get in touch with anyone at the company, this is ridiculous. How do you not hire more staff for the holidays? Maybe you shouldn't promise next day delivery on the website if you cannot honor this. I sure hope that my order shows up or I will have to scramble to make something different for Christmas Eve dinner. Thanks Mario. read more

A taste of Italy right in the heart of Sao Paulo.

Worth a visit. Several types of great quality restaurantes. Shopping here is a bit overpriced.

Much MUCH too expensive, long lines at check-out, and poorly laid-out resulting in impassable aisles. It is definitely a novelty in Sao Paulo - however as soon as all the novices have made their initial outing, the traffic mess on JK will return to normal and this place will realize that their produce and meat and bread is no better (maybe worse) than anything you can find and buy at a local feira! Don't waste your time going to Eataly unless you want to take pictures of food, which seems to be the most exciting thing on the inside. read more

So happy when I found out there was an Eataly in São Paulo!!! Service was fast and courteous. I stopped at the pizza place. Totally recommended. So glad establishments like this are going global. read more

I finally visited the Eataly in Sao Paulo a couple of months ago. Although it is a nice addition to the city's restaurant scene, I was a bit disappointed. I had been to the one in NYC a couple of times before, which I absolutely love by the way, so my expectations were pretty high. Although I went to Eataly SP during the week, and was able to avoid a large crowd, there were waiting lines in most of the restaurants; I ended up eating at a pizza place. The service was fast and the food was tasty, so I cannot complain. As a HUGE Nutella fan, my biggest disappointment was with the Nutella Bar... I ate a pretty good Nutella crape; however, unlike the Nutella Bar at the Eataly NYC, this one offers a quite limited variety of Nutella-items. Overall I had a good experience: I ate good food, drank a nice bottle of wine, and shopped for fruits and gourmet Italian food. I just wish it was a bit more like the Eataly in NYC in some ways. _____________________________________________ Eu finalmente visitei o Eataly de São Paulo há alguns meses. Apesar de adorar a ideia de ter um Eataly em SP, não é o que eu esperava. Eu havia visitado o Eataly de Nova Iorque algumas vezes (um lugar pelo qual sou apaixonada!), portanto eu criei certas expectativas. Eu resolvi visitar o Eataly SP pela primeira vez no meio da semana, para evitar que estivesse lotado. Porém, mesmo assim, havia fila em todos os restaurantes. Eu acabei jantando na pizzaria que fica no andar superior; o serviço foi rápido e a comida estava saborosa, não tenho do que reclamar. Eu sou uma grande fã de Nutella, portanto a minha maior decepção foi com o bar de Nutella... Eu comi um bom crepe de Nutella, porém, a variedade de itens de Nutella disponíveis é muito limitada em comparação ao Eataly de Nove Iorque. Eu tive uma experiência boa: ótima comida, garrafa de vinho de boa qualidade, e grande variedade de frutas e itens grourmet para comprar. Eu apenas gostaria que fosse um pouco mais parecido com o Eataly de NYC em alguns sentidos. read more

Mad House! - Falls Way Below Expectations If you want to check out Eataly - Sao Paulo, wait several weeks and don't expect any of the restaurants/prepared food stalls to live up to what Oscar Farinetti or Mario Batali claim it offers. My boyfriend and I visited Eataly - Sao Paulo on Saturday, May 30. What we found: packed building, long lines, good cheese, unavailable items, unknowledgeable waiters/sales people, and below average food. It is a place that is poorly designed for the number of people they want to serve in a metropolitan area of 20-plus million people. First, we waited in line for 40 minutes outside on the sidewalk before being allowed in the building. Once inside, we had to fight the crowd to explore the first floor. Toward the back by the meat/cheese counter, we were offered a free sample of provolone, which melted in our mouth. "Wow!" was what I said to my boyfriend. He agreed that the cheese was fantastic and told me that that was the first time he had ever heard me say, "Wow," about food. He said that if food is decent, I usually say that it is ok, good, or very good, but never, "wow," so that really meant something. We then made our way to Brace Bar & Griglia, the fanciest of the restaurants, (which is on the third floor), only to find that it was closed, so we went to next nicest restaurant, Rosso Pomodoro, located on the second floor. We waited in line about 30 minutes in order to be told that the wait for a table was two hours. We gave the hostess our names and cell number (in order to buzz us when it was our turn) and then went to make use of the wait time. We picked up a few items off the shelves and then went to the cheese / meat counter, where we gave up waiting for help. There were only two guys working and a ton of people, each of whom seemed to need special counseling regarding which cheese/meat to buy. We then got in line to buy freshly made bread. As it turned out, most people in that line weren't buying plain bread, they were buying foccacia, drinks, and other food which they intended to eat there. After waiting in line for 20 minutes and hearing me complain that there should be separate bread and prepared food lines, my boyfriend asked one of the workers if we really needed to stand in that if we just wanted to buy a loaf of fresh bread. The worker asked my boyfriend which bread we wanted. He pointed to the baguettes in the basket behind the counter. The worker laughed and said that that wasn't real bread. It was fake, just for decoration and that they had sold out of baguettes in the morning. At this point, we had been on Eataly's premises over two hours and we still had around 45 minutes to go before we would be called for a table Frustrated, tired, hungry, and thirsty we went to buy at least a bottle of water, but every food/drink counter we saw was either closed or had a long line. We finally gave up and got in line at Lavazza (a coffee counter, based on the coffee shop chain). There were 12 people ahead of us. After 25 more minutes, we ordered water, an Italian hot chocolate, and a croissant to tide us over until our meal. When we received our snack, we fought for a place to sit. There were only four small tables for Lavazza. Four! And, the people sitting there weren't even Lavazza customers. We had to join another couple at a four-person table just to have a place to sit after being on our feet and standing in line for over two hours. After eating, we had 20 minutes before being called for a table at the restaurant. We used the full 20 minutes to get from Lavazza upstairs to the restaurant, only stopping to drop a bag of snacks into our basket. After receiving the text from the restaurant, we went and stood in line again for 10 minutes to wait to be seated. Finally seated, I ordered a glass of wine only to be told by our waiter that he knew nothing about their wine offerings. He went to find a colleague who informed me that they were all sold out of red wine except for the cabernet, which I accepted. I just needed something! We then ordered and promptly received our food - because the menu was small and all items were already cooked and just waiting to be ordered. Well, after a two-hour wait (not to mention the time we spent standing outside on the street and just making our way to the restaurant), we expected the food to be heavenly. Psyche! My lasagna was obviously the pre-packaged, frozen, ready-to-heat kind and my boyfriend who is Italian-Brazilian said that his pizza was probably the worst pizza he has had in his whole life in Sao Paulo. In less than 30 minutes from being seated, we had eaten, paid our bill, and were leaving to go pay for our grocery items. Luckily, we only waited in the check-out line for 10 minutes.... Eataly, you disappointed us. We were going to buy your book, but put it back on the shelf after we saw that you don't take your own advice. read more

I bought mozzarella yesterday and a few other things and November 8 when I got home I noticed the date on the top of the mozzarella package was September 9, 2017. Too late to do anything about it! read more