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.

Absolutely delicious food (steak specifically!) The kindest service, especially to visiting…read moreAmericans! The ambience is very calm and lovely! Definitely will come again.

This cramped little bar right in the middle of the busiest part of Vila Madalena is plastered from…read morefloor to ceiling with soccer memorabilia that provides plenty to talk about while you enjoy your drinks and wait for your food. It has the usual drink options, and the highlight of the food menu is the Portuguese cod dishes, which easily serve two people. Everything is reasonably priced, and it's worth putting up with the local traffic to get there.

Sat inside one night for a drink - they had the Colorado Appia available which is one of the best…read morecervejas I had while in Brazil. The place has tons of seating available inside and outside. There are TVs that play sports like futebol. Lots of things to look at on display on their walls and ceiling. This gave me chill sports bar vibes. This was another bar that was very close (right around the corner) from the place I was staying at. Good service and safe at night.

Eeerrr.... The Food is always dark lIke it's overdone. Almost everything is fried. The amount of…read morefood is huge but you'll never want to finish it. If you like peace and quiet don't come near these bars! Very very noisy every night! If you want to eat then you should go to Cafe creme, two bars away, in the corner of Paulista. Food is great there.

This place looked really cool! After eating here, I feel way different! I guess if you just want to…read morestop for a drink, this place is good. If you want any food or expect decent service, you should look elsewhere. There are many BETTER choices when visiting São Paulo. Drink a beer here, be happy here! Don't expect anything more, food quality is very poor at best.

If you've got out-of-town visitors and you're looking to show them a laid-back Brazilian time with…read moregrilled sausage and 600ml beers, Quitandinha should be at the top of your list. This resto-bar is ideally located in Vila Madalena, and while there's a number of similar-looking places to choose from, Quitandinha won't steer you wrong. The sausage we got came with a side of sliced bread and a bowl of chopped veggie vinaigrette. The bottles of Original beer came expertly cold and 3 turned into 6. If you're looking for a crowd, this is a great spot to hang out and people watch. Lucky guests can snag an outdoor table, and those who don't either hang out on the sidewalk or grab a table indoors. Perfect for a snack and happy hour.

Who makes fresh kettle chips fresh made to order these days? Tell me. Well, before you start to…read morethink when was the last time you had it or if you even had it besides a bag of Lays, stop. There is nothing fancy to this restaurant/bar which stopped their clock on the 80's. Feels like dining inside a bungalow, but the difference is that this bungalow is glass encased and with AC! Wait staff is ancient too, very cordial and know their menu like their back of their palm. Ate Batatas Portuguesas (freshly made kettle fried chips), fried cubed provolone, which were amazeballs! Forget moz sticks, heavy breading, Italian seasoning. It's just plain breading, very light, and cheese was oh-so gooey. Drooling yet? I felt like one of those movies from the 90's where while in the 60-70's this family builds an underground shelter and live decades in it and only 30 years later came out to check post apocalypse.

They have a wonderful self serve buffet where you can get authentic food, great drinks and live…read moremusic! It is a great spot to check out and I can't wait to return someday.