As a foreigner, I find it odd to be the first to review this restaurant. It was not very different…read morefrom USA restaurants. The food was excellent and so was the service. If I find myself here again, I will visit. If you are a foreigner, I HIGHLY recommend Shitake.

Very good food! This restaurant is your local joint where you get the famous home made food from…read moreMinas Gerais State. Trust me..., it's an explosion of flavors in your mouth. The place is not fancy at all and was packed at lunch time and service was extremely friendly.

Wow ! We were looking for an authentic locals restaurant! We hit the jackpot! It was nice and clean…read more! It was super busy in a good way. The food was fresh to order ! I had Steak al Aho- steak covered in roasted garlic rice and beans and a fried egg. My husband had pork ( like carnitas) fried pork- rice, beans, a fried egg and a fried banana. It's a must ! Will be back !

We stopped by Capim Santo for lunch though it was quite the journey getting there. This Brazilian…read morerestaurant, with a celebrated chef, used to be located in a different location. One which still shows up on Google. We Ubered to the old location and spent a while trying to find a restaurant that is no longer more. My Brazil guidebook touched on their lunch buffet. That is no more at the new location either. The current location is inside a museum. You have to pay admission to the museum to dine at the restaurant. Even if you have no interest in checking out the museum. Safe to say, we were off to a rocky start. Things did turn around magically, however. Admission to the museum pays to help preserve the Amazon. At least our money was going to a good cause. Sustainability is a theme here as you see sustainable materials being used throughout the restaurant. We were seated on the lovely patio which is made to recreate the Amazon with a lot of greenery and trees. I started off with a fresh juice as I looked over the menu. I ordered the pork cutlet with tomato risotto. It may have been my favorite dish on my Brazil trip. The pork was succulent and flavorful. The risotto mirrored it as the fresh tomatoes and combination of ingredients made it arguably the best risotto I've ever had. Service was good. Capim Santo is not cheap. And we ran into a couple of frustrating roadblocks. But with that being said, I can't fail to applaud the restaurant for the quality of its food and the lovely surroundings.

For a restaurant in the hospital, this was impressive. The buffet had traditional Brazilian food,…read moreincluding hearts of palm, rice, beans, feijoada, and much more. We ordered a pastel de carne seca, which is similar to like a shredded beef empanada, but significantly better. It was insane. Going there brought me joy during a difficult time

Come early and bring the kids! Very close to São Paulo to have a farm environment! Eat a nice…read morebreakfast and walk around the farm! You can pick organic vegetables from ground and pay for take home! It's a wonderful experience!

I liked this place. The food is nothing special, but this doesn't seem to be what Geriba is about…read more It's a nice neighborhood bar with somewhat of a contemporary feel and a nice sitting area outside. Unfortunately, I was by myself but I can totally imagine coming back here with a group of friends and having a good time.