Capim Santo offers lunch buffet and I'm so glad I tried it. It isn't cheap. You are looking at…read more$25-30 with a drink but it was worth it. The interior is beautiful and just looking at how the buffet is set up, I was so excited. The vegetable station was so colorful and delicious. The main table had bread, made to order pasta, stew and fish. There was no dessert at buffet tables unfortunately, but you can order for an extra charge. The service was great too especially by those male waiters and hosts. Major credit cards accepted. If you are not familiar with Brazilian food and want to try out everything, this lunch buffet is a great place to start!

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.

You are NOT going to find a better meal for the money in Sao Paulo! This place has a pretty great…read moresalad bar and a sweet dessert bar. The selection of meats is not as extensive as other churascarias, but the meats (which include sirloin, rib eye, spicy and mild sausage, chicken breasts and thighs, and chicken hearts) are more than enough to satisfy your appetite. Extra garlic is available for whichever selection you make, too. Come hungry, and if you don't walk out with a full belly, it's your own fault!

Food was good as usual, but it wasn't hot. The atmosphere is always nice, and it's a nice place to…read moregrab a fast bite to eat. If you ever need anything just ask and they will get it for you. The picanha tonight wasn't that flavorful unfortunately.

Lotus has been in vegetarian business for over 20 years and it is hands down my favorite in S.Paulo…read more Tasty and always fresh, their buffet assortment is a feast both for eyes and taste buds Besides great food, what sets Lotus apart from other vegetarian restaurants is their clean, bright and comfortable space - as usually these restaurants are kind of dark and mushy - if you know what I mean On Saturdays they got some food offerings normally not available during weekdays And I kid with friends saying that a major con of Lotus is their dish size - it definitely should be bigger to fit everything displayed in the buffet :)

Probably the worst vegetarian buffet I tried. Food were bland and lack of flavor. The selection was…read moreminimal. Tropical was a much better choice.

My husband and I stumbled upon this place. The buffet they have is very elaborate, fresh and well…read morepriced. Lunch was 35R$, about $18 USD. Drinks are extra. Full fruit and veggie spread, rice and beans, pasta with bolognese meat sauce, chicken, fresh grilled meat, pot stickers, fish, desserts, etc. it was all really good. Because we don't speak Portuguese and didn't know the custom, we had to ask. You basically get seated, grab a tray, and get your food. Near the end of the line, their is someone at the grill and you let him know what type of meat you want. Them the desserts, then they weigh your plate but you do NOT pay then. You get a coupon that you'll use to pay at the end. Grab you'd silverware, too, in this line. You sit and most eat on their tray. Drinks are extra, and if you want water, you'll pay for that, too. Be sure you say "agua mineral" or "no gas" if you want regular flat water. Easy walk from our hotel (7-10 minutes) and clearly a local favorite. Very tasty and good service. Not a five star because it is not fine dining. I could not tell f there was a menu to order from or not. We'll definitely go there again. There's also a happy hour.

I've been to other Brazilian steak houses but nothing like this place. It's always nice when you…read morecan experience authentic cuisine. The rules are the same red means no more meat, green means bring it on. Of course the salad and sushi bars are designed to fill your tank before the meat comes. DON'T DO IT!!!!! Save space for the meat. That's why you come to a Brazilian steak house. We were a party of one hundred so hats off for serving all of us and the normal patrons. Most of the meat was tender, juicy and well seasoned. Occasionally, I had a dry piece but that was the exception not the rule. The wait staff was super friendly and did there very best serving a bunch of gringos who don't speak Portuguese. The desert platter was pretty yummy as well with all kinds of options pictured below. Exciting atmosphere and fun place to eat.

This place is a hidden gem! The rodizio is BRL 79.99 per person. The quality of the meat here is…read morecomparable, and in some cases better than the Fogo de Chaos and Vento Harraganos of São Paulo. Highly recommended! The service is wonderful and the wait staff pays great attention the customers needs.