You are NOT going to find a better meal for the money in Sao Paulo! This place has a pretty great…read moresalad bar and a sweet dessert bar. The selection of meats is not as extensive as other churascarias, but the meats (which include sirloin, rib eye, spicy and mild sausage, chicken breasts and thighs, and chicken hearts) are more than enough to satisfy your appetite. Extra garlic is available for whichever selection you make, too. Come hungry, and if you don't walk out with a full belly, it's your own fault!

Food was good as usual, but it wasn't hot. The atmosphere is always nice, and it's a nice place to…read moregrab a fast bite to eat. If you ever need anything just ask and they will get it for you. The picanha tonight wasn't that flavorful unfortunately.

Come hungry to sample the food of Brazil's famed Minas Gerais region. There's a lot of pork and…read morecarbs aplenty - rice, mashed potatoes and of course, manioc in many varieties! At lunch they offer a buffet which I took advantage of, indulging in a little of everything given that this was my first foray into comida mineira. Now I understand why Brazilians so revere the food from this part of the country. At the conclusion of your meal, help yourself to a shot of cachaça from the barrel behind the desserts!

Friendly staff, but the guy stood by and seemed to watch us while we ate. I'm sure he was there to…read morebe ready for our needs, but it was a little creepy. We dined on a holiday, so there were very few patrons. The buffet was good and most of the food was hot. You can also order grilled meats to your liking. The salad bar was quite varied and included a few soups. The main bar was extensive and I tried to sample a bit of everything. I loved the okra! Because of the holiday, they didn't have any cakes out, just a selection of puddings. Some were good, others were...interesting. There is also a kind of tequila with little plastic cups for shots. We had all had 2 each, a nice way to end the night. There was a cherry liqueur, but to me it was too much like cough syrup, so I didn't enjoy that. I had to caiprihanas, and while good, they were over $8 each and I wound up spending more on drinks than the meal! If I return, I'd not order the drinks. It's not the best buffet I've been to in Sao Paulo, but I was not disappointed in the food.

I came here for a quick dessert/ coffee spot and definitely had a good time. I heard a lot about…read moretheir lunch buffet and certainly will have to come back for that. But for now the breakdown: MENU The expresso is standard like anywhere else but the special touch comes with the spoons of brigadeiros. Nice touch to it and I love it. The desserts were ok and I wasn't blown away. DECOR/ AMBIANCE The restaurant is inside this beautiful antique theatre. Very nice restoration of the restaurant and to keep its inner beauty that was firstly created in the area. A nice touch to the overall feel. SERVICE It was a bit slow to say the least. Very friendly staff but not the fastest at all. WOW FACTOR The ambiance of the location is definitely what makes me want to come back. OVERALL Good experience, will definitely need to come back for the lunch buffet to have a better sense on what to expect here.