Great wine bar focusing on natural, organic, and biodynamic wines. Friendly service. We didn't eat…read morethere, but the menu looks really interesting! Next time.

Everything here is all natural and home grown. All the food comes from the owners garden and is…read moredelicious. The wines are all also all natural wines. They have some wonderfully unique wines that can't be found most anywhere else. The service is great, but it is more European. You won't get your main course before you finish the appetizer. Here you'll come to enjoy the food and the company you're with over time. This is our second visit and we'll keep coming back for sure.

I love the concept of wine tasting offered at Bardega. The widest of south América I have heard. A…read moredrawback could be the lack of clientela and atmosphere; at least when I was there on Sunday de were the only ones there

Amazing wine bar that has a huge selection of different wines from around the world. They have a…read morenice sommelier available to give suggestions. I also had a tasty app and land and sea special risotto!

Cafe Journal is located within the heart of Moema quarter in São Paulo on a corner. This restaurant…read moreoffers patio seating and plenty of indoor seat. During our visit we just had the opportunity to sample some of their refreshments! This restaurant offers some special refreshments but I decided to go with a classic espresso martini! The martini was solid with real coffee. The host was very welcoming when we arrived: the host introduced herself and shook our hand. We felt like family when we entered. Unfortunately we had dinner plans down the street so we didn't get to try their food. Next time.

A dark bar with a wine cellar and full bar, but not really a wine feeling place. More like an…read moreupscale Irish pub. They have the Enomatic wine dispenser machines up front with all red wines. It's not even close to being chilly outside. There are very limited white wine by the glass choices (Chardonnay from Chile or Sauvignon Blanc from South Africa), and a single rose (a VERY fruity rose from South Africa). Hmmmmmmm. Probably a better selection if you go for the entire bottle off their I-pad menu.

We liked this cool wine bar/restaurant so much so that we returned the following day. Great…read moreatmosphere, nice wine selection and delicious pasta and meat dishes. We especially enjoyed it because it was one block off the beaten path and easier to get in without a wait. A gente gostou mesmo esse wine bar. E por isso a gente voltou o dia seguinte. O ambiente foi Super confortável e intimado. O variedade dos vinhos foram muito bom e gostosos. E a comida foi super delicia. Também esse lugar fica só um bloco das ruas populares então não precisa esperar pra uma mesa.

Very quaint, European wine bar with excellent food (the risotto was excellent) and a fabulous…read moreselection of wines. The atmosphere is charming and it's located in a nice, safe neighborhood close to nice hotels. But why the mediocre rating? The service was terrible! From the moment I got there, I had to wait to be seated. A scowling young woman who didn't bother to say good evening and seemed annoyed that it was only a party of one, to the waiter who barely crossed to words with me other than to acknowledge my order and recommend a wine (which he got wrong the first time, although when he got me request for a red it truly was an excellent choice) were just one of the negatives. Then when it came time to leave, it was another long wait until what appeared to be the owner or head waiter finally requested my check, which also brought another set of eye rolls when I asked for separate checks for food and wine. Why I annoyed them I don't know. I was in a business suit, having gone there straight from a series of business meetings. Was it that I wasn't a native Portuguese speaker? Well, SP is an international city. Overall, I was made to feel very uncomfortable and as much as I enjoyed the meal, wine and atmosphere, I will not go back or recommend it. It was simply an unpleasant experience.

Met a friend here for dinner. It was midweek but the night before a holiday. At first it was not…read moretoo full but by the time we left, it was packed. We ordered the arancini, cheese plate, the fig salad, and the steak with frites. The cheese plate had all local cheeses (five different ones) and was served with walnuts and some jam; it was delicious. The fig salad was a little dry. The arancini were 4 to an order and a nice size. They were crispy on the outside and tasty in the inside. I liked the frites, maybe a little too much! I didn't try my friend's steak but she said it was good. The staff recommended a very good white wine. Tip: don't sit at the second table past the bar on the right after the wait station in the seat against the wall; there is a door that is frequently used by the staff and they will keep hitting your chair.

Really nice appertizers with essentials from europe. You can eat as in meditterian area.read more

Cute ambiance, had the best host and waiter, Agatha and Vinicius! Thank you to Bruno and the…read morebartender Gabriel AA well! Drink is the Macuinama, which tastes like an alcoholic tea but I like it! I had the Vila Olimpia burger and it was delicious. Hard to eat with all the toppings, maybe not a great idea to eat on a first date lol. The lemon risotto was delicious as well.

My friend and I visited this restaurant for dinner. This is our first time in Brazil. The lemon…read moreRisotto with shrimp was so flavorful. It is bursting with flavor. I would suggest sharing it but keep in mind that there are only 3 shrimps. The waiter was very kind and willing to help. The hostess, Agatha, was also amazing. She greeted us with the warmest smile and gave us many suggestions of places to go. Highly recommend!

I loved the concept of this store - a wine shop that lets you hang out and enjoy a glass or a…read morebottle before, during or after picking out your bottles. The store is organized by region with the largest variety coming from Spain, Chile and Argentina. Clearly the management likes Spanish wines best. They give courses here and do events, though I've never been and can't really comment. I have some issues with the execution. This is Brazil, so obviously it gets crazy hot. This store is all open air, so it seems your carefully created bottles are not being kept climate controlled. I guess this probably also happens when you transport wine in this country, but most wine shops here are kept at a more palatable temperature. They have only a few bottles kept in the fridge at the appropriate temperature for drinking, and none of them were white wine which is usually what I prefer for an afternoon sip. They also offer glasses of wine, but they didn't seem to have marked the bottle with the open date nor did they use one of the corks that removes air from the bottle to keep from over oxidizing (typical problem here). Having given the shop a once over, I asked the clerk if they had any Spanish Tempranillo, nope and no suggestions for a similar bottle. I ended up with a Verdejo which I found myself no thanks to her. They seriously need to step up their wine game here. I would not pay for classes from them though it could be a fun place to come with friends especially while waiting for a table at Naga or Nakka. The cheapest wine bottle I saw was R$72 but most were around R$150. Not cheap unless you are thinking in current exchange rate terms. The place is still under a year old so hopefully they improve their selection and step up their training.