Their menu is impressive. Lots of good options…read more Had the Itaim pale ale. Not the best I've ever had. Ordered costela de tambaqui. A bit disappointed that it was fried not grilled. The portion was huge. Enough to share. It doesn't come with any sides and so I ordered some rice to complement it Wish they had other hot sauce options different from Tabasco. I'll certainly come back to try a different meal from their large food menu. I also had one of their burgers and it was pretty tasty. There are a lot of restaurants and bars that close on Mondays and this is one of the few that stay open all week long. Great atmosphere. The end.

Great place to be with friends, I watched all copa games here and it was amazing. Many many gringos…read morecome here. They have lots of home brewed beers and they come in lots of sizes. Try the so very French mules au Provençal and the meat is great too. Try the flames- super thin square pizzas - you'll love it!!

With the warm wallpaper, leather seats and dim lighting, the Admiral has the feel of a…read moreprohibition-time 'speakeasy'. We spent some time here before heading downstairs to the restaurant (Sal Gastronomia - 2 stars for us). Our waiter was great and engaging. He suggested an excellent Italian Primitivo. We also had a (warm) Brie with blueberry compote and fresh, warm, bread. Delicious. They also have a very cool collection of whiskeys, but this requires deep pockets. Only small negative is that they don't have a 'sales agreement' with the restaurant. They did bring our bottle and glasses downstairs when a table opened up, but once seated, we couldn't order another bottle from the Admiral's wine list.

I went on a Thursday evening to see a jazz set and have a couple of drinks. I was disappointed when…read moreI got there because there weren't any tables available, but I discovered that the bar is the best place to sit. Half the fun in trying the drinks was watching the bartender meticulously prepare your drink, with great attention to detail. I admit it can get pricey depending on what and how much you drink, but it is a worthwhile experience.

I love the concept of wine tasting offered at Bardega. The widest of south América I have heard. A…read moredrawback could be the lack of clientela and atmosphere; at least when I was there on Sunday de were the only ones there

Amazing wine bar that has a huge selection of different wines from around the world. They have a…read morenice sommelier available to give suggestions. I also had a tasty app and land and sea special risotto!

From the owner: Nosso espaço é uma mistura de botiquim e armazém, onde se pode degustar mais de 100 rótulos de…read morecerveja harmonizando com um cardápio de comida rotativo. A cozinha é comandada por 3 sócios formados em Chef de Cozinha pelo Senac. O atendimento é informal onde não existe serviço de garçom.

This place is a great little hole in the wall for some good samba. It gets started late but fills…read moreup quickly. I believe we normally go around 11. Cash only but great music and atmosphere. I recommend it for anyone - including out of town guests. You won't be disappointed.

Great live Brazilian music, crowded and small venue, like other places to go out and drink in Sao…read morePaulo prices are a bit expensive but it still worth a dance.

Welcome to my favorite cocktail bar in São Paulo. This Jardins watering hole is tops for specialty…read moreand craft cocktails and offers a nice blend of swank and cool. The place is pretty intimate and always plays music that'll have you opening up your Shazam app. Every time I've gone, there's a decent crowd but the nice thing is everyone's filed away into tables; so none of that bumping elbows to make your way to the bar. The cocktail menu features a mean list of gin and tonic preparations and the Camden Town comes served with a tea bag (this is my friend's favorite). As for me, I tend to stick to the classics and opt for the Vesper (perfectly balanced and prepared) or a Negroni (similarly fantastic). I even ordered off the menu when I asked for a Penicillin. Despite not knowing the ingredients, the bartender pulled it up on his phone and mixed away. It ended up being one of the better versions I've had! There's also a great food menu to ward off evil hunger pangs and the items I've tried have all been great (I love the potatoes with the egg on top). Overall, Barê is great for before/after-dinner drinks. It's a great refuge whether you're dressed to the nines or sporting jeans and a t-shirt.

Within the small space of De Bruer you'll find phenomenal gourmet beers from Brasil. Local craft…read morebeers has only just gained popularity in the last year here in Sao Paulo. And while there are other restaurants in Pinheiros/Vila Madalena area that offer gourmet beers (Emporium Alto dos Pinheiros or Melograno) their cuisine just doesn't compare. Where were we?! Everything was so full of flavor! I ordered a simple "Green salad" that showed up with a whole roasted garlic clove. My meat eating friends recommend the tender "French Kiss" and the "Jihad." The owner had great recommendations and speaks English. Mark my words - they're gonna have to get a bigger space.

I have no idea why this place wasn't crowded. It had a huuuuge selection of craft beer and they're…read moreall Brazilian. The Belgian tripel on tap was fantastic. The buffalo wings were a bit different than American style; they were so tender that they fell off the bone and came with a fun BBQ sauce and Bleu cheese dressing. There were about 6 or 7 choices on tap and a huge selection in bottles, all really well chilled. It's worth the trek and we'll be back many times I'm sure.

Personally, I loved this place. (side note- I love lox, and salmon so a place called 'Lox Deli'…read moresuits me well). I had 2 hours to kill, so I brought a book and sat outside in the sun sipping on my coffee. I ordered some scrambled eggs with a side of the lox in virgin olive oil with dill. It was so good, I almost ordered another portion but stopped myself. That would have been a LOT of lox, as the portion size was quite sufficient. My waitress was especially nice. She knew exactly when to let me be- reading to myself- and somehow noticed the moment that I needed something and was at my side asking how she could help . As I was leaving, they were pulling out all of their brunch stuff. It looks like it is an all you can eat buffet of tasty healthy things like light-quiches and fruits and different types of salads. I would like to try it out next time I am in town.

Brunch is a relatively new concept that has begun to become a ritual with us Paulistanos - it's a…read morevery American thing that has trickled down and quite a few places have started a local version of the brunch or rather a bigger breakfast. One of these places is Lox Deli. One fine Saturday, I decided to try their breakfast (or brunch) menu and I was not at all disappointed - fresh house-made bagels with cream cheese, fruit salad with granola and great service - this place keeps growing on me..recommend a visit for breakfast/brunch which they serve all day. The highlight of Lox Deli definitely is the in-house bakery they have and its one of the best bagels I gave had in the city. It's relatively empty on Saturday mornings, so you can sit down and have a relaxed & savoury breakfast - the service is attentive, not pushy. I haven't seen big groups in here for breakfast - it's generally couples or single people and they do allow pets on the patio area. The coziness of the place, the attentive service and the great quality definitely make this one of those place to return. The only caveat that Lox Deli has that it is closed on Sundays - come on ! Sunday is world brunch day !!!