The restaurant looks nice and the welcoming staff was great…read more After ordering, the food took just a little while. When we got our food, it was average in quality -- but that's what you get in a mall. What was disappointing was the service. The wait staff was all but non-existent except for when they brought the food. The checkout process also took 20 minutes. I think I will check out other places next time.

Do not skip the filet mignon with madeira sauce and mushrooms, which is served with rice and mashed…read morepotatoes. Carb-it-out. As any good German establishment, they serve strudel. It is not the best, but it works. The filet mignon stroganoff needs some work. Also not sure why it is served with mashed potatoes and white rice. How about egg noodles??? The goulash was average and served with a baked potato. Not sure there are too many German options in Sao Paulo, so got to make this work when options are limited.

Old deustch restaurant. Good food , big plates for share.......since 1948....near Ibirapuera…read moreavenue. Dont open lunch-weekdays.

This is one of my favorites restaurants in São Paulo. The best plate is the paprika schnitzel…read more(páprika de filé) and Apfelstrudel for dessert. If you like meats and german food you should visit it. During lunchtime on weekdays you can ask for the executive plate, usually is cheaper than dinner.

O Die Meister Strube é um achado no Campo Belo e praticamente imperceptível para quem passa em sua…read morefrente. Ele está localizado dentro do clube alemão Kolping na Rua Barão do Triunfo. Seu atendimento é muito bom e não deixa a desejar. Há uma grande quantidade de pratos alemães e eles são bem servidos, tornando o preço final bem convidativo. Há uma opção de chopp da casa, mas acredito que eles poderiam ter mais opções de chopp e também de cervejas engarrafadas. Tente ir cedo pois aos finais de semana o lugar fica bastante cheio pois os moradores da região o frequentam bastante.

"German" food, but can't prepare it. His "Spätzle" is like maccaroni and tastes like nachos, they…read moredo not know what real Spätzle is. Expensive and small quantity for Brazilian standards. Look for "Die Meisterstube" instead.

Konstanz is a great neighborhood bar with German delights. The sausages are prepared well and…read morethoughtfully. The beer selection is representative of an excellent biergarten. The service can be inconsistent and there lies the issues. Often it can be difficult to get the attention of a bartender. Try the mini grillers for the best experience. The Brazilian-style snacks can be a hit or miss. Pre or post dinner shopping is also available at Ibirapuera.

Authentic German food, excellent fondue and great selection of beers and wines. Family friendly and…read morea one of a kind hand made gelato.They have a gelato car outside the door, so you can stop by for an ice-cream or pick your flavor for after dinner. It is worth mentioning the gelato is hand made from locally sourced milk from a family own farm near Sao Paulo, delicious!. I'll come back any time.

Delicious German cuisine in south São Paulo (near one of the business centers of the region) with…read morewhite tablecloth service. Good low noise level for a fruitful business lunch. We tried the specialties including fish, pork and specialty hump steak which apparently is difficult to find. No English menus but w help from colleague was great--but I think every dish they serve is wunderbar. Good expression too!

The food was decent, the service wasn't too attentive. The place is simple nothing fancy, the…read moreprices alright. Plain average.

Had the chucrute garnie (the sampler). It had 4 types of sausages(white, bock, viena and morcilla)…read morewith an extremely juicy eisbein or schweinshaxe and a thick-moist smoked pork chop. All this with boiled potatoes and lots of delicious sauerkraut. Had to say the german beer selection wasn't that good, so we ended up getting brahman choppes which were creamy even though it wasnt very german. Solid place however.