What a gem of a place in São Paulo! The food was wonderfully authentic and there was even Mariachi…read moremusic! I have a Mexican food "habit", and thanks to this place, I got my tacos while traveling in Brazil! Don't miss it!!!

Horrivel, comida "requentada" no microondas, servido em pratos de plastico, péssimo atendimento, a…read morecomida não é fresca nem preparada na hora ! Essa é a verdadeira JUNK FOOD

You had me at guacamole. And then you had me again at being open at 3 am. They have a lot of…read moreoptions and the burritos were very tasty. A bit more expensive than I would have liked, but it was exactly what I wanted at that time on a Friday night.

A hole in the wall burrito joint on Rua Augusta. My GF and I decided to give it a shot on Sunday…read more The menu has a handful of specialty burritos, which have some weird combinations. I went with a burrito with carne, guac, beans and some other bits. My GF had a chicken burrito. We ordered 2 large burritos, 2 bottles of water and a order of chips and guac and total came to around R$ 45. There was nothing special about the burritos, but it was edible and had some of the flavors I was craving. I wouldn't necessarily recommend this place unless you are dying for Mexican food.

Ótimo Atendimento, comida muito boa, os Funcionários são super atenciosos, ambiente super agradável…read moree acolhedor, com música de qualidade tocando, com certeza eu irei voltar lá mais vezes.

I haven't found many good Tex mex spots in São Paulo this one included. I've been here quite a few…read moretimes because it's close and the frozen drinks and mojitos are great but the food is so anticlimactic and bland... Not what you're hoping for at a Tex mex spot. They have various hot sauces at the table that you'll have to drench your food in to get any type of flavor. It's not the worst ever but def nothing special.

If you're ever craving the bestest most savory guacamole, please go here!! It's kinda weird that in…read moreall my years enjoying Mexican food, that I would find this spot in São Paolo and not back home in Miami BUT you will not be disappointed one bit! We shared (I should've had my own lol) the guacamole deal barrio and the mixture of tomato onion and salt was just perfect! I also enjoyed on separate visits the tacos Al pastor and Taquisa Mexican Mista. Hats off to the Chef!

Another let down in Itaim. So cute but so lame. The food is more tex lex than Mexican but for the…read moreprice you sure don't get Texas sized portions. The atmosphere here is fun with a well decorated and spacious outdoor patio in the back of the restaurant. Don't be fooled by the tiny counter area in the front. The place is huge once you walk down the narrow hallway on the right. Everything here is poised for a great experience but falls short. The menu is exciting but the food is flavorless. The drinks are also lame - no Corona, really??? The Michelada is just gross and has nothing to do with the ones you get in Mexico. The margaritas are super icky sweet. They have tons of people working but the service is always slow. If you come with a good group you will probably have a fun time but don't get your hopes up for good quality anything.

This is an Amazing Tex-Mex joint. Service is exceptional and they are very attentive to their…read moreclients' needs. Most importantly, I got an amazing meal for a surprisingly reasonable price. Food is great considering we are sitting in Brazil and not Mexico - they have to adopt to their local clientele of course. Notwithstanding, food is still great. Try their tacos - they are super good. It's my last night in Brazil but if I have an opportunity in the future, I will definitely come here again.

My colleagues took me here for the lunch buffet. It was my birthday, and I'd finally get to try…read moreSP's version of Mexican after having spent every other month in the city for nearly 3 years.. The only things Mexican in the whole darn joint were the guacamole and the paper placemats which said "Viva Mexico cabrones". Some of the items seen at the buffet: Taquitos de salsicha: these were wieners wrapped in dough and smothered with ketchup Fish sticks Potato skins Chicken fingers Potato smiley circular fries Onion rings Canned jalapeños Burrito bar: Fajitas with flour tortillas Not seen: any corn tortilla, the use of fresh or dried chiles ¡Ay chingada! My colleagues loved the place. I felt like it was more of what you'd find on the appetizer menu at an American TGI Friday's, Chili's or Applebee's. So TEX-MEX with huge emphasis on the TEX.

Top Mexican restaurant in Jardins! The food is amazing, very young atmosphere and top service :).read more

If you want a delicious tex mexi meal si señor is the place to go. I suggest starting with the…read morenachos as an appetizer then fish tacos that never disappoint and washing it down with a mojito or a refreshing frozen margarita! The decor is really cool and you instantly get the tex mex feel. Only suggestion I would have is to give the guachemole some more zing!

On Augusta, you'll find Taqueria La Sabrosa, which is a Mexican-themed fast-food restaurant. As…read moreI've never spent any time in Mexico, I can't tell you just how authentic their Mexican food is, but I can say from personal experience that their food is pretty good. They have a straightforward and interesting way to explain how to their food is ordered. As you enter, there's a huge sign that gives step-by-step instructions - a nice touch. The wall menu lists appetizers, burritos tacos, and several other items, all served on plates (not Taco-Bell style). We had four different dishes, and they were all very good. This is food that should be eaten with your hands, so beware: Taqueria La Sabrosa doesn't provide knives and forks. Some people might find this strange, but it works for me :-) If you'd like a libation with your meal, they have bottled beer, Heineken on tap, and various tequila drinks. The staff is very friendly and informal; they're always happy to explain the dishes on the menu.

¡Holly guacamole! Food quality is good, tiny tacos, mostly corn tortillas, meat to tortilla ratio…read moreis great, but considering that it's 1 sometimes 2 tiny taco per serving costs around R$ 20 it's just crazy! What did I eat? 1 serving of taco de carne adobada: 2 tiny tacos de carne adobada with some pineapples, all pastor style. 1 cheese enchilada: the size of a small corn tortilla in the US but even smaller, with some cheese and topped with guac. 1 agua de tamarindo. Spent almost R$ 40 and left hungry! Plus, parking around that hood is hard to find. Parking $30 + lunch $40, $70 total, it's far and beyond civilization but next time I crave Mexican food, I will have to drive. Coming back here to La Sabrosa? Probably not...