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- 2. Ibirapuera Park
- 3. Paulista Avenue
- 4. Mercadao - Sao Paulo Municipal Market
- 5. Liberdade
- 6. The Julio Prestes Cultural Center - Sala Sao Paulo
- 7. Corinthians Arena
- 8. Solo Sagrado De Guarapiranga
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- 10. Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil Sao Paulo
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State of Sao Paulo, Brazil Food Guide: 10 Grill food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Sao Paulo
Reviews on Grill food in Sao Paulo, State of Sao Paulo, Brazil. The largest city in South America, and known to its residents as “Sampa," São Paulo's gray sky hides a true paradise for food lovers, infinite possibilities for shoppers, and impressive options for those looking for entertainment. A short trip away from the city center, there are plenty of nature spots and beaches. With almost a hundred neighborhoods in different districts, São Paulo can be confusing, so get acquainted with this huge cosmopolitan center and don’t miss the amazing experiences that each of its neighborhoods has to offer.
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10. Barbacoa - Itaim
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1378 reviews
Reviewed By Robert1762
From the moment one enters Barbacoa the atmosphere is welcoming and warm. The extensive salad bar with the freshest variety of choices is artistically displayed. The service is excellent with the staff offering very attentive and individual attention.The high quality of meats is consistent. From the succulent lamb chops to the soft, flavourful âhumpâ. Picanha Perfectly cooked, not dried out, gracefully sliced off on to your plate is a meat lovers dream! If one has not experienced a Brazilian churasscaria before, this is the one to go to!
9. Tempero das Gerais
Overall Ratings
4 based on 633 reviews
Reviewed By MiltonKanno
Travelers in São Paulo, this place is great for having local food at big portions and small price. The taste of everything is excelent, great pork dishes as well as sides. This place brings to the table the best food of á region called Minas, a state of Brasil. Most of it is based on fried food and very dar food. But is impossible tô describe how great and tastefull it is. Any dish serve two people or more. Always as great experience.
8. Fogo de Chao Center Norte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 796 reviews
Reviewed By H4947SIjosem
Fogo de Chao never fails, service and quality is consistent across all locations, i was particularly please with the excellent service provided by Everaldo, food was simply amazing. Will return to this location. I highly recommend it for the excellent service and the quality of the foodHello,Thanks for your compliments and recommendation. We are happy to hear that we have met your expectations and we are committed to provide the highest level of service, just because our customers deserve the best.For us, it was undoubtedly an immense pleasure to receive and provide you such an experience.We hope you can come back soon.See you!
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7. Mocoto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3144 reviews
Reviewed By endoedibles
Located north of central São Paulo, conveniently en route from GuarulhosâGovernador André Franco Montoro International Airport to Bela Vista, Mocotó features the cooking of Chef Rodrigo Oliveira, and despite casual environs the Restaurant has made believers of locals as well as tourists to the point of landing on several âBest ofâ lists including S. Pellegrinoâs Top 50 in Latin America.Originally opened in 1974 by Chef Oliveiraâs father, but under the direction of Rodrigo and his wife since 2002, it is along Avenida Nossa Senhora do Loreto that guests will find the brightly-lit space frequently at capacity, a no reservations policy doing nothing to harm business, though service staff with no English skills, no WiFi and a particularly rude hostess/cashier make visiting without Portuguese fluency less than ideal.Unquestionably a neighborhood favorite, the focus on northeastern Brazilian Cuisine yielding a comprehensive menu of plates large and small, many guests will opt to begin with housemade Cachaça or Cocktails, though several Brazilian Beers are also offered and seem popular alongside starters such as fried Coalho Cheese with thick Molasses on the side or Pork Rinds featuring a lot of flesh beneath Skin that shatters like glass.Ideal for sharing, but constructing a menu such that solo diners can order smaller portions of many plates, it is folded inside malleable Tapioca that Beef cooked in Cream matches nicely to housemade Chili, ground Meat faring equally well inside of lightly fried Pastry offered alongside finely chopped Pickles.Continuing with small crocks of Mocotoâs eponymous Soup plus Beans with Meat and Rice, the former brightened by Vinegar and Herbs that soften Cowâs Foot and Cassava, complimentary sides of Farofa and pureed Manioc also perform well with the latter even more impressive as part of âCarne Seca Escondidinhosâ that eats somewhere between Stew and Soufflé beneath its golden dome of Cheese. Told not to pass on Tapioca Dice, each crispy Nugget yielding a springy center, there was also no avoiding Dessert that began with Espresso topped by housemade Cachaca Cream and continued with Rapadura Ice Cream served as a DIY Sundae alongside a bottle of Molasses.Not done yet, another round of Tapioca cooked in Espresso and stuffed with Dulce de Leche highlighting the versatility of an ingredient uncommonly used outside of Pudding back in the United States, it was finally âCartola de Engenhoâ that completed the evening, each bite a complex balance of sweet and savory with Cinnamon Crumble adding texture and perfuming the palate.
Sao Paulo Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Sao Paulo
6. Manai Gastronomia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Reviewed By diegoantunes
This place is wonderful!A lot of option, fish, meat, salads, candy, ice cream, everything there is taste!The service is very careful and friendly. It's a kind of place who have to be more famous, because they are really nice!
5. Coco Bambu JK
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10700 reviews
Reviewed By A_G
Iâve been to this restaurant many times and it is absolutely amazing. The food is delicious and the quality is very consistent. The service is great, the restaurant is beautiful and the live music (when available) is great.Iâve tried the following dishes and drinks Iâd absolutely recommend:* Pastel de camarão (just amazing)* Camarão frito com catupiry* Camarão internacional* Caipirinha de pinga de abacaxiIt is great value for money and a great restaurant to take people from overseas.
4. Fogo De Chao Santo Amaro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2678 reviews
Reviewed By KodoDrummer
Excellent churrasco restaurants, and always a fine dining experience. I love all the fresh foods and very wide selection on the salad/food bar, and especially the parmesan cheese. I started with foods from the salad bar, and because they all look so great, I ate too much from here, and of cheese bread. Then I targeted the gauchos walking around with picanha. This is my favourite cut, and it was juicy and delicious. I also liked some of the other cuts of meat, such as the sirloin, and the grilled sausages. The tomato slices, olives, and hearts of palm are other foods I very much liked. Wonderful service, atmosphere, and ambiance. Since we were celebrating a newly formed alliance between two firms, we drank a lot of beer and wine for toasting.Hello,Thanks for your compliments and recommendation. We are happy to hear that we have met your expectations and we are committed to provide the highest level of service, just because our customers deserve the best.For us, it was undoubtedly an immense pleasure to receive and provide you such an experience.We hope you can come back soon.See you!
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3. Varanda Faria Lima
Overall Ratings
5 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By Fabio-Britto
The restaurant is very well frequented and they have an amazing ambient. The service is perfect with solicitous staff. They have a vast variety of meats and I can tell you I ate the best âbife de tiraâ of my life. Perfect taste, very well prepared. If you love meat please go there!
Where to eat Brazilian food in Sao Paulo: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Coco Bambu Analia Franco
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11688 reviews
Reviewed By BernatDesclot
Quite popular chain in Brazil, especialized in fish dishes Northeast style.Ingredients are fresh and good and you find plenty of alternatives.Portions are large and the food is tasty, although too heavy for my taste.I have visited a few of them and I normally leave with the same feeling.Good service.
Best Steakhouse food near Sao Paulo, State of Sao Paulo, Brazil
1. Bbq Company
Meat brand that won the Best Meat of the Year award of 2018 (Dinheiro Rural Magazine) comes up with its first Butcher store with a steakhouse. The concept besides the menu suggestions the customer can choose from the butcher shop directly the cut he wishe
Reviewed By AndersonA1180
You must try a 120 days dry aged!!!!! I will, because the 30 and 60 days were already good! The waitress at the picture was the best knowledgeable and very kindly.I would like to thank you so much for your rewiew. Kind regards Flit
Most Popular Barbecue food in Sao Paulo, State of Sao Paulo, Brazil
