I have tried several sushi places here in the Sao Paulo Brazil city and all have been pretty good…read more The Emporio Santa Maria stood out amongst the rest as the space is beautiful and spacious. The service was also top notch and they were amazingly responsive to all our request and ordered food. All the sushi we ate was fresh and cut well. I especially liked the fatty tuna which was exceptional. Another great thing about being in Brazil is that compared to prices in the US it was an absolute steal. I would have easily paid $400 for the sushi we ate and it was all high quality. I am certainly visiting this sushi restaurant again when I am back.

The food at this establishment was overpriced and not so good. You already made a comment about the…read moreEmporio restaurant, and now I've been able to confirm. Firstly, the food is very time consuming and not very good, as the tables are already cleaned and my colleagues seated at the table cleaning a table. The smell of the detergent used was horrible. In conclusion, I would not recommend this restaurant.

Sorvetes muito saborosos, atendimento bem legal, vale a pena conhecer …read more Tem cookies também muito bem preparados

Really nice ice cream, the best one is Pistachio... They offer many variations of chocolate and all…read moreof them are really good, but if you love only milk chocolate, pay attention that this is not the first option. The service is really good and the coffee is on the same way...

Ambiente agradável, aconchegante, garçons não tão ágeis e não se pode confiar nos preços do…read morecardápio. Na hora da conta, os preços variam em até 20%.

I had such high hopes for this place. Healthy food is "my thing" so I was super excited to learn…read morethat the new restaurant opening up down the block was going to be focused on fruit and hence healthy options. While they do serve some healthy juices (Vitaminas = smoothies) and omelettes, not only is it way over priced, but so much of the menu is focused on sandwiches or pastas, lame! There is no excuse for expensive juice in Brazil unless you are importing exotic fruits, and they'd better not be frozen. Fruit here is cheap and delicious, and you don't even have to cook anything. I see this place as a necessary evil. The seats are more comfortable and the atmosphere more formal than my preferred juice spot, Madureiera. After trying several less than exciting dishes (omelette, whole wheat pasta), I found a go-to dish in the salmon tartare atop green apple pieces. The açai is also tasty as are the Vitaminas but the price is ridiculous. Last summer they had a major mosquito problem so bring your Off spray.