One of São Paulo's greatest hidden, new treasures. A must if you're in the Itaim area around Av…read more Faria Lima. Entire menu is in both Portuguese and extremely accurate English.

We were the only people there for Saturday at 1300, and service was extremely extemely slow. We…read morewere also ignored multiple times. The menu seemed good for executive lunch, but I wasn't super impressed by the dinner menu. They were out of the one dish we both wanted. They only have classic cocktails, they have very few unusual or novel cocktails.

This is a typical street restaurant in Brazil. They offer coffee, Brazilian breakfast, sandwiches,…read moreburgers and they offer Brazilian cuisine during lunch. Very casual.

The place is really lovely, very relaxing and comfortable. The staff was very nice. Good food menu…read morealthough portions are rather small and lacking a bit of seasoning.

Buffet style restaurant which are common in Brazil. Many choices and also a grill for steaks and…read morechicken and other choices all grilled fresh. They continually replenish the food and have choice for all food categories. Price is right and accommodates large groups. Desserts were also excellent. We have been here twice on our trips to visit family and will undoubtably with return.

Everybody go: Hotel, motel, Holiday Inn. You see, if your girl starts acting up, then you take her…read morefriend- I think The Sugarhill Gang would agree the you should take her and her friend or anyone else for that matter that might be staying with you at the Holiday Inn Parque Anhembi because, to this Rapper's Delight, the buffet at Camaue is actually pretty good. I stayed at the Holiday Inn for a week while working a conference and as a result had a great number of meals at the hotel restaurant, Camaue. For breakfast, lunch and dinner the buffet is full of lots of options including a salad bar, a variety of local dishes along and great desserts. There is also the option of a few dishes made on the spot at the "Live Kitchen." I was particularly surprised by how good the steak was on the buffet. Don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting anyone seek out Camaue if not already staying at the Holiday Inn. However, if you are a guest of the hotel it is a great option for a good meal when you don't feel like venturing out.

I came here with a colleague for lunch and this is my favorite restaurant inside Mercadão so far…read more It was nice that it didn't have a huge line, unlike the restaurant in the middle on the second floor *I always forget the name of that one.* While it was very crowded, it is usually like that at Mercado Municipal, and the staff were still pretty attentive. I ordered the picanha, which was very good, although cooked a bit more than I would have preferred. The caipirinha was also very good, and they don't use cheap cachaça (Velho Barreiro, ugh) like some places. É ótimo!

Very filling sandwiches at this Deli! It is a little salty so make sure to get a beverage while…read moreyou're here! Don't be intimidated if it is packed, the servers will let you know how much wait time is and get you seated promptly. I was able to sample two sandwiches by splitting with a friend. Worth a visit!

I've never known that a restaurant like this existed in this area. The place and decoration is…read moresimple, but the meals are very well made and the service is very good too. I definitely recommend the place and I'm looking forward to bringing my friends here.

Loved this place a lot! The restaurant was recommended by…read morelocal, and it was just down the street from our accommodation. As my friend and I don't speak Portuguese, the local guy explained about the food and gave us suggestion. We ordered fejioada, and it was great! The beans and meats were well cooked. Fried banana was crispy and couve on a side tasted amazing. Everything was great. My friend ordered mango juice, and he said it was fresh. The staff was nice and friendly. My experience was great overall. I would love to visit here again when I go back to Sao Paulo!

I stopped over Retiro do Cacador whilst visiting Vila Madalena. It's one of the very popular in…read moreBrazil buffet places where you pay for the weight of what's on your plate and you can choose between a wide variety of meats, fish, seafood, salads and sides ( when you look at it - you want to eat it ALL!!!). These places are very fast to get your food and this one also had Portuguese wine which I love so I was all a happy bunny. It was not very busy despite it being a lunch time and the price was reasonable.