Eu venho aqui a anos. Sempre foi meu rodizio favorito. Não só pela diversidade de pratos, mas…read moretambém pela qualidade! Infelizmente a qualidade caiu nos últimos anos a ponto de eu não poder recomendar mais esse estabelecimento. A localização é boa, estacionamento grátis, ambiente legal, mesas grandes para acomodar grupos grandes. Mas a qualidade do peixe deixa a desejar. Os cortes dos sushi nigiri estão finos e numa qualidade questionável. E na minha última visita, um calmo almoço de terça feira, o serviço foi tão desajeitado que eu tive que questionar se a garçonete sequer estava ouvindo o meu pedido. Os pratos a la carte tendem a ter um preparo melhor, como o yakissoba, mas o custo pode não valer a pena. O onigiri... Não perca seu tempo, eu sequer consegui comer. Não que eu espera-se um onigiri nível Japão, mas esse bloco de arroz ressecado foi intragável.

I like this place. Evidenced by the fact that I come here at least once a week, you could say I…read morelike this place a lot. This indoor-outdoor, upscale casual eatery is the kind of neighborhood spot you could frequent on the regular. The food: Is nouveau Brazilian a thing? Well, bra.do does a number of fine dishes that offer a twist on the more traditional plates. I particularly like the peixe korma (tender bits of white fish in a yellow korma sauce and matched with white rice). The bravas potatoes and the bruschetta is great as a starter and the mushroom risotto is good, but rich! So far, I haven't been disappointed with a meal here. It's not vegetarian but they do have a section on the menu for veggie-friendly dishes. The drinks: Full menu of cocktails, beer and wine. When I order wine, I simply ask for the white or red and whatever their house pour is is really good -- especially the red. My guess would be a Malbec or Cab Sauv. The service: Simply the friendliest and most welcoming restaurant in the neighborhood... nay, in the city. Our favorite waiter is Gaspar, but there's also the sweet sweet lady waitress who always dotes on Hanky Bobby. No matter who takes care of us, one thing is for sure: Hanky Bobby gets 2 bowls -- one filled with water and another filled with treats! Dog friendly: Dogs are graciously welcomed to dine outside in the front patio. And like I mentioned, they get their own meals free of charge :) The restaurant is a friend of Fido and so is the staff, prepare to be warmly met when you show up with your pup. Our favorite restaurant in the neighborhood. They often have live music on weekends too!

Bra.do has something for everyone. Their healthy salads and soups are as delicious as their burger…read morewith thick cut fries. The staff is very friendly and they can usually accommodate dietary requests of vegans and gluten free diners without a problem, as their meals are simple and freshly made. It's particularly great for lunch or on Thursday evenings when jazz music is played on the terrace. Enjoy the free filtered water in cute glass bottles, as non bottled water is a rarity in this city.

I had heard quite a bit about Z Carinceria - especially about the old one which was a butcher shop…read moreetc. I missed out on going to the older address so when they relocated to a bigger space, I decided that I need to try it out. Z Carniceria has garnered a lot of buzz since it reopened - now owned by Grupo Vegas, they had a refined food and drinks menu curated by bartender Kennedy Nascimento (voted best bartender in the country) etc. - so with all this buzz we did have exceptions. We got in there on a Wednesday night (they have live shows Thu/Fri/Sat) and the place was relatively empty - decided to sit at the bar but the bar stools were so uncomfortable that we had to switch to a table. The drinks made are just ok - low on the alcohol content and catered towards people who want something lighter - I tried a Blood & Sand and a Daiquiri - both were average and nothing to write home about. On the food front, we did try a few snacks - the tiny chicken wings (Tulipa de Frango), boar sausage (Linguiça de Javali) & grilled octopus (Polvo Grelhado) were all quite well made but the portions are really small - sharing for more than 2 doesn't quite work. I also tried their pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw (Chancho) - the sandwich is well made, the bread is really fresh but once again the portion is small : maybe I was extra hungry but I did find the portion to be small. Z Carniceria needs to work a lot more to deliver on the buzz & expectation generated - maybe I had too high expectations or did not go a day they had live shows and the result was a 3-star experience but for the price/ambience/food/drinks, São Paulo offers better options.

If you're up for a beer, that's the place to go. With a very…read moregood ambiance, nice pool tables, three different environments and a great beer menu, O'Malley's is one of the best places I went in SP. The groups that play there are normally awesome. A particular group, which I don't recall the name, was three people that sounded like a full five-people band. Vivid sound and very well played. If you go there, make sure to put your name on the pool queue board. I had an amazing time and met some very good players.

Terrible service. Manager so rude and aggressive…read more Find better places to go. Never here, not even during st Patrick's day. Anyway, they don't have Guinness so, ... no point.