Brazilian restaurants in São Paulo
- Sort by:
- Popular
-
A
Ponto Chic
A São Paulo tradition, Ponto Chic is famous for its efficient, bow-tied staff and the extravagant bauru - a sandwich of beef, tomato, pickle and melted cheeses on French bread.
reviewed
-
B
Brasil a Gosto
At once cozy and modern, this remarkable new Jardins institution has won kudos for its innovative takes on classic Brazilian dishes and ingredients, from carne do sol (tasty, salted meat, grilled and served with beans, rice and vegetables) to Amazonian fruits such as the berry-like açai.
reviewed
-
C
Green
There are lots of snack stands throughout Parque Do Ibirapuera, but you can get a full meal at the Green, between the Museu de Arte Moderna and the Museu Afro-Brasil, which serves a hearty per-kilo buffet. To get to the park take bus 775-A 'Jardim Aldagiza' from the metro station.
reviewed
-
D
Lanchonete Bom Jesus
The best of a string of decent, simple eateries known as lanchonetes along Rua Augusta, Bom Jesus is clean, well run and has great-value meals including rice, beans, grilled meat and a drink, all for under R$10.
reviewed
-
E
Bovinus
With a diverse salad bar and a huge variety of grilled meats, the Bovinus buffet is a classic Brazilian churrascaria, even if the ambiance is somewhat sterile. At lunch, the same is available by weight.
reviewed
-
F
Churrascaria Aliados
Cheap eats for lunch until late afternoon. A doggedly old-fashioned lunch-counter joint with grouchy waiters, swift service and tasty grub at bargain prices.
reviewed
