Stumbled upon this place while in Sao Paulo for a business trip. This guy is super friendly and…read morehilarious! Nonetheless a hilarious moment when you run into someone look like Bin Laden. It doesn't happen often.

As a gringo family we try to new restaurants often. This was a wise choice. Ordered the bolinhos de…read morecarne with Mandioca and they were every bit as good as the reviews said. We also had the famous picanha de Juarez, and we understood why that is. Service is outstanding and friendly Will come back for sure

I might be the first American that's ever been to this bar. Super divey late night karaoke spot. It…read moreis what it is. Don't expect the most amazing place, but expect a little bar to sing karaoke with your friends.

It is a bar with karaoke. Nice atmosphere, good menu but pricey in drinks. It would be an excellent…read morebar if the service was better. My first time there they didn't explain how could I ask to sing in the karaoke. The woman who served us threw in the table pen and paper without even looking or speaking to us. Really not polite. I had to ask another waitress, once more, to explain how to proceed and she barely stopped to talk with us. Disappointing.

Meu bar favorito en Vila Madalena! It looks like a second…read morehand bookstore on the inside with authors like Bukowski and pictures of young Marlon Brando, drawing rad (but surprisingly not pretentious) people from all over Sao Paulo. Any given night of the week the whole bar/restaurant has people spilled out onto the street with buckets of ice cold original by their side. But don't let the crowd discourage you if you've come for a bite. They can always find seating for you inside after a few minutes. Friday nights are my favorite because they have a guy walking around with huge tray of fresh pastel. They taste amazing. Especially after that second caipirinha.

Mercearia is a cheap local dive bar with a great - and LARGE - crowd. The place is so popular with…read morethe locals that it's packed every night, and people just end up overflowing to the streets (and blocking traffic, but that's beside the point). It's a great place to chill out with some friends, or other local Brazilians in the area :)

This is a great spot to watch a soccer match and grab some higher end bar food. I had the chefs…read moreburger and it was delicious - the cheese gooey so it fell apart pretty quickly. It was hard to find a spot to sit so take a lap and you will probably find something. They cleaned up really quickly.

USA games on here, this is a ESPN zone to watch games, good drinks, great food and chill vibe…read more Good find after the Packers and Eagles NFL game to watch more football.

Brazilian-Afro band with R$11 cover. The drinks are reasonable and the music is lovely.read more

I had a feijoada lite for lunch here on a Sunday. Service was fast and the food was really good…read more They also have a full feijoada and other typical Brazilian dishes here. I couldn't finish it so I had the leftovers packed. Despite not speaking English, they managed to do a good job with service. The ambience is sort of hole-in-the-wall and the interior is very very dated. The only problem I had was that they do not have AC and it was kinda hot. Perhaps it is better for dinner. Card payments are accepted here.

Now, it is important to say that is a very local bar, for me it was a unique experience and will…read morealways be so. Good homemade taste, but mostly simple site and nothing luxurious. You could easily overlook this low-key boteco, unless it's a Saturday afternoon, and you are looking somewhere that there is no crowds spill out the door around. Be prepared to wait for a table outside, or head inside to grab a table in a space adorned with football team strips. Don't miss the famed baião de dois - a north-eastern buttery rice dish studded with jerky... Again, be careful with your "bar environment" expectation. :D