Been looking for traditional Pao De Quiejo in SP for years on previous trips, then I stumble on…read morethis new place run by a young couple from Minas Gerais using their grandmothers traditional family recipe. The food was awesome, with lots of sandwiche options using their Pao de quiejo, including sweets!

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!

A great corner spot to have breakfast on a sunny morning. The French bistro appearance mixed with…read morebossa nova make this a good place to sit back and read the paper (or post on yelp). The double shot flat white is the best coffee I've had in weeks and my partner really enjoyed his 'Bubbles' breakfast cocktail. The breakfast salad is a real winner, with crispy, delicious thick-cut bacon. The staff are friendly and accommodating for non-Portuguese speakers (plus, they very kindly provide the wifi password!).

Beautiful setting in Jardin, one of Sao Paulo's nicest communities. Open and airy with folding…read moredoors that are opened in nice weather with seating all inside and covered they offer a wide variety of foods with breakfast served until noon. The food is fresh and tasty and the coffees are smooth and perfectly made.

I don't usually review places. But this place is really really good. You gotta stop here for a meal…read more!

An excellent little outdoor cafe in a great neighborhood. The eggs and avocado on toast were simple…read moreyet delicious. The coffee is also very good. Casual yet chic on the corner. A good place to people watch. I would come back here again with no problem. The only strange thing was that part of their breakfast menu was only for weekends and holidays.

From the owner: Somos uma cafeteria no bairro de Moema, nos preocupamos com cada detalhe no preparo do café. Além…read moredisso temos sanduíches diferenciados e doces deliciosos para adoçar o dia

Delicious organic bread and cakes with some healthier nut and seed loafs and other organic treats…read more A cozy place for Sunday breakfast. Order a bowl of coffee, toast and read the paper in the "parklet" out the front.

Best breakfast I've had so far! The service was great. Food was absolute perfection, and as a…read moreforeigner they were easy to work with. 10/10, would go again

5 stars for the location, the cozy atmosphere, the tasteful decor. 3 stars for the food, an…read moreinteresting selection but a bit too greasy/heavy and salty.

A friend and I went here for lunch and it was incredible. Great scene and awesome food. Really…read moreenjoyed trying all of the salads on the salad buffet.

Wow is all I can say! In a city full of Churrascarias, this one is the absolute best! The food, the…read moreservice, the ambiance- all top shelf! I love several other Churrasacarias in São Paulo, but this one is a real standout. We had a group dinner with friends and coworkers, and we were led to a large table, and the staff fawned all over us. They were very accommodating and friendly. The food and wine were all top-notch, and they brought whatever cut of meat you asked for, instead of waiting for the "good stuff" like the Picanha. The salad bar was great as well, although I was a bit disappointed that they didn't have any Feijoada, which is usually a staple at any Churrascaria in Brazil. Again, there are several good Churrascarias here, but if you want the best, you won't get any better than Barbacoa!

Barbacoa is a very nice Brazilian steakhouse, and the ambiance and service were solid. It's the…read moreclassic churrascaria experience -- similar to Fogo de Chão -- with a full buffet, salad bar, and endless cuts of meat brought to the table. Here's the thing: I don't eat steak, pork, or most of the meats they specialize in, and I'm not a big fan of buffet or all‑you‑can‑eat restaurants in general. We came here because a coworker invited us, and she was being really kind, so I didn't think to check the price beforehand. I ended up only eating the salad, and with dessert my total came to about $66. For someone who doesn't eat the main attraction, that price felt a bit high -- honestly, I felt a little ripped off, LOL. Not the restaurant's fault at all; this is exactly how churrascarias work. It just wasn't the best match for my eating habits. Next time, I'll politely turn down the invite or suggest a different spot that fits my preferences better. But if you do enjoy steakhouse-style dining and want the full Brazilian churrasco experience, Barbacoa delivers exactly what it promises.