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.

More to it than meets the eye. When you first walk in, it's…read morea teeny tiny place. Then you walk around the corner and your suddenly up on a balcony with a huge floor (with its own bar in there). We went there with low expectations. The place turned out to be great. They had a superb 80s band playing some great hits for the night. The waitresses were also in top of their game and keep the caprinhas flowing. Their 'system' was a bit weird. When you enter they require to see your ID. They then enter you into a system and assign you a swipe card. You need the swipe card to buy things. No cash is exchanged until you are leaving the bar. At that point you go to a cashier. Everyone must hand I their card and pay the fee (pro tip: if you are a couple, put some drinks on each card, as otherwise you will be stuck with an admission fee on the zero balance card), then you get a token to leave, which is carefully examined by the bouncers. Strange, but pleasantly surprised by the night.

This is a great spot to watch a soccer match and grab some higher end bar food. I had the chefs…read moreburger and it was delicious - the cheese gooey so it fell apart pretty quickly. It was hard to find a spot to sit so take a lap and you will probably find something. They cleaned up really quickly.

Perfect spot to watch the Super Bowl yesterday evening. There was a modest cover charge which meant…read morethere was a seat for everyone who wanted one. Big clear TVs and attentive servers. More extensive food and beer list, and less rowdiness, than I expected for an Irish pub. Thumbs up.

This will be one of my least critical reviews ever:…read more I like them because they got me drunk on affordable Black and Tans when I was having a bad day. Yep, that's about it. Nice clean (maybe toooo clean for a real Irish Pub but I digress) place, apparently the food is good (but who needs food when there is whiskey?), and a little smoker's deck on the 2nd floor. Oh yeah, but I don't smoke anymore. Still, I like it that smokers can smoke and not have to leave and reenter. That is a pain in the ass. What else? There is live music and after around 10 it seems to lose all semblance of "pub-style" atmosphere and revert to a full on balada, which is fun if you're under 30 or have had more your weight in kilos divided by 10 in drinks. :D

I'm sorry to say I'm not a big fan of this pub. It's old and shabby and in dire need of…read morerefurbishment. At the back of the pub there are ugly old white tiles on the wall. I think they had extra tiles left over when they decorated the bathroom!! The beer they sell, Braumiester, is terrible and just 3 pints gave me a bad headache the next day. Also we ordered pastels which were cold! Obviously made from frozen. When we complained they refried them but didn't replace the cold pastels that we already tasted!! So we received a half portion. When I said it to the waitress she agreed and brought another portion which was freezing again! A child could fry a pastel??? I don't like to give negative reviews but I feel that this pub is having a laugh by charging people money to enter!!

Your standard Irish pub in Brasil. Nothing special about it. Less crowded than OMalleys to watch a…read moregame. An option to watch a game but apart from that there is no reason to go there.

Cute coffee shop with a surprising amount of vegan options! I came here during Carnaval so it was…read morereally crowded, but the staff was still attentive and everything we ordered was really good. I appreciate the way the menu is labeled, especially the tags for special diets. I also really enjoyed the vegan yogurt made from yams! I'd definitely come back to try more things. Café bonitinho com opções veganas. Passei por aqui no Carnaval então estava bem cheio, mas mesmo assim conseguimos sentar logo. Gostei muito do iogurte vegano de inhame.

This is a lovely coffee shop. The lighting is dim but welcoming with interesting decor on the…read morewalls. There are upstairs and downstairs seating depending on your liking. Perfect environment to get some work done or meet up with friends to chat over a cup of coffee. The menu is a large page front and back with a variety of food and drinks to choose from. I struggled a little because they only had menus in Portuguese (at least I think). I forgot the name of the sandwich I ordered but I believe any food on the menu is a safe choice. The servers were really nice and patient when taking our order especially since we didn't speak Portuguese. Food and drinks came in a timely manner.

As a Professor at St. Johns University in Queens, N.Y., I only went here because of its name…read more But remember, with good company, you will have a good time wherever you go. It was a nice spot, good ambiance, and I also remember there was a decent selection of drinks too.

Nice place to go! The owners are kindly and the menu is typical of an Irish pub…read more If you are looking for Fish and Chips or Scottish Egg, you find the place in São Caetano do Sul. Nice place to watch a soccer match.

This Pinheiros pub nails it with cold drafts, including a standout crisp, not-too-sweet Irish Red,…read moreand a rotating tap list that makes for pleasant conversation with staff. The handmade burgers, golden fries, and all-night fish and chips deliver solid value. The staff are endlessly friendly, happy to walk you through their massive beer selection without ever being pushy; and the art-covered walls, low lighting, comfy sofas, large booths, and high-tops set a cozy scene until the live blues, punk or indie acts kick in, at which point it gets too loud to have conversations.

David sorry I just think maybe you are getting old hahaa....yes sometimes is loud,good bar and…read morenice friendly staff that are always willing to help,the guy on the door remembered my name on my second visit which was nice and always friendly. Food is good and is good value also. Iv never seen live music in the pub tho,yes it's small but I think would be good even to have someone there with a guitar singing some songs would be nice....all in all good bar,and if u see a Dublin jersey hanging on the wall somewhere well that was from me haha that's if kel decides to part with it lol she can keep it for her self tho if she wants

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.