Love this place! Love their salads and bowls. They have…read moregood grilled salmon too. My grandmother enjoyed the shrimp risotto and another time the torta de frango was also very good. I really like the shrimp bowl. I added cucumber and it was great. Only thing about their salads is that you have to ask for extra dressing. Every time the salads are dry. Everyone I've talked to about this restaurant agrees with that. Great service when I've gone and I like their caipiroskas. Amo este lugar!

Fresh, gorgeous salads, delicious ravioli stuffed with burrata, and burrata appetizer with sauteed…read moremushrooms. Also a beautiful ambience inside with a cute patio outside. What's not to love?

This fine establishment was just a block from the hotel I stayed in for a week of work. It's a…read morehealth-food mecca! I'm always worried about healthy food when i travel. I initially just thought this was a juice bar which would have been just fine for me, as I love a morning lemon juice (no sugar!), but this place has so much more! It's also got a great selection of salads, some nice egg dishes, some delicious Açai bowls for your daily superfood dose, and even KOMBUCHA! Service is super fast, so it's perfect for a quick lunch. For my entire time in Brazil I visited here every day and brought no less than 20 colleagues here - and if I'm ever back in the neighborhood I know I'll be right back here for a juice, snack, or healthy lunch.

Madureira is like a Rio-inspired healthy version of a diner. I honestly don't know how I haven't…read morereviewed this place yet. It's my go to hunger killer any time of the day. For breakfast enjoy delicious Açai bowls (a must try for all foreign visitors), a little bowl of scrambled eggs with a side of fruit salad or their version of French toast in which an egg is fried to your liking within the hole cutout of a piece of toast and then topped with requeijão, an extra creamy Brazilian creme cheese. Also worth trying is the crazy monkey sandwich made of banana, cinnamon and a special "healthy" cheese (as though cheese could be diet, ha!). Super health nuts will appreciate the mashed bananas with oats and honey. For lunch they have a lot of great sandwiches including a tasty veggie burger. You won't be tempted to get that side of fries, since they don't sell anything fried. They do however sell non greasy empanadas which make a great afternoon snack. My favorite is the carne picante. The juices are not to be missed as part of any meal but especially refreshing at mid day is a chilled coconut cut open on request. Foreigners should note the menu separation of Vitaminas (smoothies), which are quite thick and often include Açai or sorbet, and sucos (juices) which are usually filtered to a quite thin consistency. For dinner the platters are nutritious and filling. I think the baked white fish with salad is the most popular version for the post-gym crowd, but I am also a fan of the sweet potatoes or the veggie burger patties (comes without the bun). Basically this place is a vegetarian, gluten free and gym addict haven. But beware those desserts! I can say from personal experience that tasting that cheesecake should be done at your own personal risk. I think it's on the list of foods that I would request for my last meal. The bolo de banana integral while not as crave-worthy is also pretty good and meets the criteria of desserts that I actually believe are healthy. The only dessert, and actually menu item come to think of it, that I didn't love (after two years of quite devoted patronage) was the recently introduced gluten free cake, unfortunately really dry and flavorless. Beyond selling great value for money healthy food, the service here is super fast, theyre open pretty late, they deliver and they have an English menu (not that I need it anymore but great for visitors). And for extra super duper bonus points Madureira regularly gives away the pão de queijo that gets too hard from sitting in the front case for too long to the local homeless people. How can you not love them!?!?

I was really upset today after ordering delivery from Eat Restaurant. I used to go there every…read moreweek....one of my favorite restaurants for lunch in Itaim Bibi. Today I ordered a salad to be deliver to my work. It was a small side salad...with two mushy tomato wedges, and 3 bites of avocado. The worst part was that it cost 27 reais. A part of that may have been a delivery fee but the quality and size of the salad was horrible, and all of my colleagues agreed. I threw out the salad and ordered lunch for a second time. The worst part was when I called they had nothing to say, didn't offer anything to make the situation better. She said they changed their menu- Sorry. I will never go back to Eat again-- this is why Yelp needs to exist in Sao Paulo because businesses are getting away with murder increasing prices and delivering poor service. Fiquei muito chateada hoje depois de ordenar a entrega de Eat Restaurant. Eu costumava ir lá toda semana .... um dos meus restaurantes favoritos para almoçar no Itaim Bibi. Hoje eu pedi uma salada de ser entregar para o meu trabalho. Era uma pequena salada ... com duas fatias de tomate piegas, e três picadas de abacate. A pior parte foi que custa 27 reais. Uma parte do que pode ter sido uma taxa de entrega, mas a qualidade e o tamanho da salada foi horrível, e todos os meus colegas concordaram. Eu joguei fora a salada e ordenou almoço para uma segunda vez. A pior parte foi quando eu chamei eles não tinham nada a dizer, não ofereceu nada para melhorar a situação. Ela disse que eles mudaram o menu, desculpe. Eu nunca vou voltar a comer de novo - é por isso Yelp precisa existir em São Paulo, porque as empresas estão ficando impunes aumento dos preços e entrega de serviço de má qualidade.

I had my experience with a late lunch on a Sunday during a holiday period, so my review might not…read moresuit a common day, but the restaurant was pleasantly empty. I can imagine that weekdays are insane, considering that it is located in a commercial/offices area. Upon arrival, you are given a card used for registering everything you order and you pay at check out. Orders are made at the counter, divided into what you are having: pasta and appetizers/salad and the system works pretty efficiently. You grab your tray and tableware and after you get the dish, seat in one of the small or communal tables. I knew the restaurant from previous experience abroad and the concept is the same. Nice atmosphere, nice food and the price is very pocket friendly. Thumbs up for the experience.

It's a very interesting concept restaurant and overall, it is very nice…read more There is a club / dance floor attached to the restaurant towards the back that provides younger, modern music for the dining guests. Food is good and the service is quick (There are literally a dozen folks manning the stations behind the counter to heat up your food). Would definitely come back.

Unfortunately we went here kinda on the back of the heels of a recent trip to Argentina. So…read more.. yeah. I mean... yeah, you understand. The empanadas are decent. But they're not close in terms of flavor and quality to the better places in Argentina. It is what it is... Still tasty, though. That's for sure.

La Guapa serves up amazing baked empanadas in traditional Argentine/Spanish style but with a kick…read moreof flavor and more vegetarian variety. The best value for your money is most definitely the Menu Guapa. The simple salad has awesome ingredients and tasty dressing and is filling enough that I don't need more than two empanadas to go with it. The empanadas themselves are not too big and can be a bit pricey by themselves. I recommend this place for Vegans. I know it can be hard to find variety for vegans in this city and La Guapa has a few great options for them.

The service is amazing, the food is incredible and the place is just like a backyard. The place…read moreserves pies with a great range of filling along with a diverse salad, with vegetables and fruits. For desert, an amazing banana pie. Can't forget to tell something about the amazing juices.