Spicy is a nice kitchen and housewares shop located in the heart of central São Paulo. The company…read morehas thirty-four stores in Brazil and eight locations in São Paulo. This location is clean and well-merchandised. They sell cookware by WMF, Staub; knives from Global; glassware from Riedel and Spiegelau; electrics from Cuisinart and Nespresso; cookstools from Oxo, Jamie Oliver, and Zyliss; housewares from Brabantia; and Weber grills. They have good quality products but not a deep assortment. The store has a demonstration kitchen upstairs. The associates do not speak English and they will follow you around while you shop like a puppy. On my second visit to the store, which will be my last, the associate was following me so closely from behind I felt like she was going to step on me. Please give your customer room to breathe and look and think about the merchandise! I just walked out the door. The shop is not open on Sunday. www.spicy.com.br

From Le Creuset pots to napkin rings, you can find almost anything for your home here.read more

It's on the smaller side but they have everything a Duty Free stop should, especially loads of…read moreperfumes... I did not appreciate being followed around while other guests were not so, there's that

Yelp Review 2025 #171:…read more This Duty Free shop inside GRU is spacious and not filled with sales people latching on the anyone that walks by. You can peacefully look around and see if there's anything you want for yourself or to give to family and friends back home. I kept seeing signs for Lindt Dubai chocolate which is not the same as the original from Fix but I like Lindt. It's not widely available in the US just yet so, I had to grab a few bars from here. They're $19 a bar. Lindt's US website has them for $17 but you pay for shipping and wait. However, this is a Duty Free - it should be cheaper here...but nope! I also forgot to pack my moisturizer so, I got a jar from here. You pay in US$, they won't take Brazilian Reais. They have chocolates, alcohol, toiletries/ beauty products, Brazilian souvenirs, etc.

I like shopping here because I enjoy Zaras style but I will say almost every time I go I encounter…read morea rude staff memeber, having full on conversations with coworkers while ignoring people trying to get into a dressing room, unwilling to grab a different size for you and mixing up your items with other customers clothes while you try on your maximum of 6 pieces. Not all employees are rude but I find the ones specifically in the dressing rooms not helpful and have terrible customer service.