Good place to watch the World Cup game here. Only steps away from our hotel and the people there…read morewere nice and they have a huge big screen tv and a few TVs around the place. They have wifi and the beers are good. Food is decent albeit mostly fried food but then again this is an "Irish" pub. We ate their fried chicken and cod which weren't bad. If you are in the area good place to hang out and chill.

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.

Really cool spot! The windows behind the bar open up and if you're there at the right time a band…read morewill be playing right behind the bar.

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.

The bar tenders, music, and atmosphere of this place absolutely rocks on Saturdays. Be ready to…read moremix it is with anyone and everyone. The place comes off a little cheesy or touristy at first but it is not. Cheers!

Cervejaria Ideal is a São Paulo version of a biergarten, with a decent variety of beers, especially…read moreBrazilian craft beers. If in doubt, try the sampler to see which kind you like most. The food is pretty good, and includes a few backyard-barbecue meats. They also have several German food options, which I plan on trying next time. The prices are fair, and it only gets expensive depending on your beer consumption while there.

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