You can find imported products here. It looks like a market for expatriates. The market is small…read morebut there are good options. Prices are higher than average.

Fun place to go to either buy some (overpriced) Italian groceries, have some gelato, coffee, or…read morehave 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!

The world's only Italian restaurant that won't serve a glass of wine. But their pizza is good…read more 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.

It is sometimes difficult to find gluten free and other allergy friendly items in Brazil but Pao de…read moreAcucar does a pretty good job of carrying a selection of gluten free and allergen friendly based goods. We picked up a variety of items we needed and easy to find each of our items. The store carries many types of fruits and vegetables all of which were in nice shape and very fresh. Overall a quality food shopping experience.

This neighborhood grocery store has a good variety of foods and related kitchen/household products…read moreat reasonable prices. Sign up for their loyalty program to receive discounts at checkout. The staff is friendly and helpful and will bag and take your groceries out for you. Covered parking is available.

The quality is good, the price is low and the managers are doing a great service.read more

This is a little neighborhood grocery store in the Brooklin Paulista area of São Paulo. Looks like…read morethey are open pretty much every day, including weekends and holidays, which is pretty good considering this is in the financial district where things are mostly shut down outside of business hours. There is a teeny parking lot out front so you might be able to park your car there if you get lucky. I went to get some snacks during lunch on a Wednesday, and there was a massive line to check out. :( Even with two cashiers working out of four registers, the line was about 10 deep. But I can't complain because they are well stocked with everything I need, and the prices are great!

I have tried several sushi places here in the Sao Paulo Brazil city and all have been pretty good…read more The Emporio Santa Maria stood out amongst the rest as the space is beautiful and spacious. The service was also top notch and they were amazingly responsive to all our request and ordered food. All the sushi we ate was fresh and cut well. I especially liked the fatty tuna which was exceptional. Another great thing about being in Brazil is that compared to prices in the US it was an absolute steal. I would have easily paid $400 for the sushi we ate and it was all high quality. I am certainly visiting this sushi restaurant again when I am back.

The food at this establishment was overpriced and not so good. You already made a comment about the…read moreEmporio restaurant, and now I've been able to confirm. Firstly, the food is very time consuming and not very good, as the tables are already cleaned and my colleagues seated at the table cleaning a table. The smell of the detergent used was horrible. In conclusion, I would not recommend this restaurant.