I found everything I wanted here. I got fresh squeezed orange juice, fruit, bakery items, you…read morename it. All in one stop.

Great hyper supermarket in Jardim! I love the selection of local and international groceries. The…read morestore brand Serrano and the olive oil were delicious and a huge bargain! Bakery and Butcher also wonderful!!!

I like shopping at Pão de Açúcar because it is big and has more options than the regular little…read moremercados. It is more like the supermarkets I am used to in the USA. I also like that it has some imported stuff like campbells soup and maple syrup... even though they are SUPERRRR expensive here!! At least if I'm really craving certain things I can splurge and buy it. I wish there were a little more imported products, but some is better than none. They are clean and organized.

As a foreigner, I don't have many expectations of supermarkets in different countries. I just like…read moreto see how the prices fair and what I could purchase locally that I couldn't easily find at home. For me, this supermarket was like any local supermarket at home. There's a butcher to get your (fresh) meats, there's a baked goods section etc. I'm sure if you're a local, you can do your main grocery shopping here. What I did love about this store was that the prices were great! For me, as a visitor from North America, these prices were amazing, and I wouldn't get any of the items I bought anywhere at home for as cheap. In short, I'd recommend this store to anyone in town looking for a supermarket.

I highly recommend this market. On Fridays, Saturday, and…read moreSunday they offer a discounted fruits and vegetables market. During the week their meats and seafoods are very attractive.

Food was mediocre, unflavorful and salty. Service wasnt…read moregood, when I made reservation in person, a girl walked me around to choice our table that night. She assured that table will be available for us. We got there that evening someone else was in that table and we were asked tonsit in a 13"x 13" table, I wasn't happy. I asked to moved our table, omg speaking of communication was bad. I get it Brazilian vs English. The person who help me then spoke English fluently and server also. Ambiance was loud for a fine dining, we hardly can speak to each other.

Great grocery store! Really big but can be a bit crowded. I love the deli section, it's affordable…read moreand delicious. There's 2 floors but I found all my groceries and household goods on the first floor so can't say what's upstairs.

This is the closest I've come to a Kmart/Walmart big box option in SP. They redesigned the store…read morelayout with a huge focus on the grocery section. It's surprisingly full of organic veggies and fruits though the variety is not amazing. When moving to the city, this is a good place to come stock up on all of the necessities - from a hanging rack for laundry (say goodbye to dryers) to school supplies to kitchen appliances you can find pretty much everything you might need besides furniture. They also have a big snacks and sugary drinks section next to the beer so good for throwing a big party as well. The problem with this store and all others like it in Brazil is that the cost benefit ratio is poor. The quality of most things is bad and the price not that low. They do have some cheap Havanas if you need to bring a bunch of gifts back with you though not of the coolest designs. For an added bonus, many of the store's attendants are outfitted with rollerblades in order to get around faster. They totally crack me up every time. I'm still hoping to see someone do some tricks when out of sight of their boss, but most just seem to be trying not to fall.

My tip is be sure to hit the garage on the 3rd floor before going to the 4th floor to get a…read moreshopping cart. Good grief this took me 3 days to figure out. Big shop. Huge in fact. You can probably get just about anything here is my guess. Wines/beer reasonably priced. As is the food/produce in general. Checkout was easy even with my limited Portuguese. They take debit and credit cards but I only used credit. If you are coming from the Mariott you want to take the walk bridge over the main road (Kubitschek or something like that) which deposits you on the 2nd floor (I think).

You've got to love Oba Hortifruti. This place is pretty outrageously expensive compared to other…read moreneighborhood grocery stores. However, if you check the back wall- they have a big section of fruits and vegetables at very low prices in plastic sacks. This is probably the best place in the neighborhood to find organic and fresh vegetables. Their beer collection is a little on the small side...and also very very expensive.

This neighborhood grocery store has a good variety of foods and related kitchen/household products…read moreat reasonable prices. Sign up for their loyalty program to receive discounts at checkout. The staff is friendly and helpful and will bag and take your groceries out for you. Covered parking is available.

The quality is good, the price is low and the managers are doing a great service.read more

One of my favorite liquor stores in São Paulo. They moved to a bigger space a couple of months ago…read moreand as a result, the variety of beverages they sell is more complete, including a selection of cheese, chocolates, species. But the best feature is that you can go get one of the cold beers in the fridge and snacks from the shelfs, pay at the cashier and taste them in the store. They provide you the glass and there is a counter with stools where you can drink it. There is also a wine dispenser with a selection of wines you can try.