This place is a great little hole in the wall for some good samba. It gets started late but fills…read moreup quickly. I believe we normally go around 11. Cash only but great music and atmosphere. I recommend it for anyone - including out of town guests. You won't be disappointed.

Great live Brazilian music, crowded and small venue, like other places to go out and drink in Sao…read morePaulo prices are a bit expensive but it still worth a dance.

Heard about this establishment from a friend looked it up online for the address to give to Uber…read moreand for the hours of operation. When the Uber goes to drop us off that difficulty finding location we finally find the location walking around a bit asking others for some help the establishment is closed and is under construction, this was very disappointing especially since the websites says they're open and says nothing about construction. The other disappointing piece is that we had to walk around for a while to find the location they need to update their website site.

I would rate the place as a 2 star if it wasn't for the great New Orleans Jazz Music. Waiter took…read moremy drink but didn't return. I waited for 30 minutes before I raised my hand. I ordered 3 items from the menu-cerviche, pumpkin soup, and duck. I only got the cerviche and the duck. The waiter came back until he handed me the check. Staff were friendly but inefficient. My advice is to look at the menu before arriving and order everything you want want when the waiter gets to your table. Again great New Orleans Jazz. BTW, there's no bar here where you can just order drinks and sit and listen to great music.

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.

I'll start off with the disclaimer that I'm not an Irish Pub kind of guy. But I came here last…read morenight with colleagues and had an enjoyable time. We started in the downstairs area, which has a small but sufficient bar, and then moved upstairs, where there was a live band performing a mix of Brazilian and American songs. The bar service was about average speed, as far as pubs go. I'd recommend upgrading your caipirinha to Nega Fulô from their house standard. There was a R$15 charge to get in, which is super reasonable with htel live band--actually, ridiculously cheap by American standards, given the current exchange rate that makes it $3.75 for entrance. Word to the wise: The bathrooms are in a sub-upstairs area from the main upstairs area (if you're on the second floor, you'll see what I mean). Surprisingly clean for an Irish pub. They also use a card system where, upon entry, they give you a card to which you'll charge all your food and drinks, and then pay at booths on the way out. Even though it was a bit crowded, the place had a very friendly environment. People weren't pushing you out of the way or anything like that, which was refreshing. On the whole, we had a good time and enjoyed the band.

If you wanna listen some english musics, you are on right adress ;) and of course home of the blues…read more!

Great Place! Hole in the wall with serious burgers and real southern food from the USA. I had the…read moreétouffée that was perfectly done with loads of shrimp. That would have been great by itself but then they brought out homemade hot sauce. Even better. Chef Matt is from South Carolina so he knows what he's doing. If you know how bland a lot of Brazilian food can be you'll be happy to know he will spice it up for you. The live music is also awesome. Highly recommended.

I attended the Brazilian Voices concert at the Bourbon Street Music Club on March 27 and it was…read moretruly a wonderful night. The music and the harmonies were so smooth, and the energy that the group brought to room was beautiful. It was truly special to hear where everyone was from, as well as to know that two women from the U.S. were part of the group as well, alongside Brazilians. I particularly liked the renditions of Mais Que Nada, and Aguas de Março. Thank you so much for an amazing evening, and congratulations on your first concert in Brazil. I hope there will be many more. The Club was also a perfect room to hear live music.

Went here on a Sunday night, it was great! They had a live band playing all the Salsa and Samba…read more Drinks were at a great price and a lot of nice people. Had a great time conversing with the owner of the place! If you are in São Paulo I recommend you pass by this local.

From the owner: Música instrumental de primeira soando nos fundos de um estacionamento em São Paulo…read more Jazz Club hidden on the back of a parking lot with impeccable music, exclusively instrumental jazz.

My friend and I enjoyed this place while visiting sao paolo. The mojitos were very tasty and the…read morelive music was good. 4 stars because they also charged a fee for the music and we had no idea that would be the case until our tabs were brought out.

cool boteco chain, finger foods, typical pastels, parilla, fried cheeses, sliders, etc. nice place…read moreto hang out with music in upscale neighborhood.

I haven't been to a classical music concert in a long time. A piece of Tchaikovsky's music was…read moreperformed. and it was phenomenal. The conductor and the whole Orchestra was amazing. If you have the opportunity to see a performance at the municipal theater of São Paulo please do so it is a unique experience. The acoustics are great and overall experience great.

Tour in this historical and glamorous theatre in the DTSP us required for everyone. There is a tour…read morein English, 11:00 am on Saturday. You will understand a little bit the history of the society of the city. If you can see something there, will be a double pleasant time.

Like many things of the best things in São Paulo, Boteco Pratododia is a hidden jewel for lovers of…read moremusic - especially of the vinyl variety. The first thing that jumps out when you get there is the rich mosaic of party flyers, with homages to timeless music roaming seamlessly between soul, funk, R&B, samba, Afropop, and between Brazil, the US, and Africa. This place is small, giving it a jazz bistrot feel, although I imagine space might turn into a problem depending on how packed it gets. As for the bar, they have a few kinds of spirits, including cachaças (caipirinha or shots), but the highlight is the beer selection, including various local craft beers. However, if you're short on $$$, they also have a couple of brands of macro beers (whose names I didn't bother to notice).