VisitSP.com travel guide - Restaurants in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Restaurants

São Paulo is the city which has more restaurants in the whole world, what means lot of options for you. Here you can find from cozy little bistros to expensive posh places. And, of course, do not forget to prove our tradicional 'feijoada'. But if you prefere something more familiar, you can dinner in one of the our many restaurants of International cuisine.

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Chicohamburger Moema - Website (pt)
	Moema Hamburger $
Serves 120 different options of sandwiches. House's specialty is the hamburger, among the most ordered is the cheeseburger salad. It's traditional on Ibirapuera Avenue, set there for over 40 year. At weekends is full, stays open all night long.
Av. Ibirapuera, 1753 55 (11) 5051-3764 Mon. to thu. and sun.: 11am to 4am. Fri. and sat.: 11am to 6am.

Condessa
	Moema Others $$$
The restaurant has a small and cozy room with colorful decoration. Serves vegetarian quiches, salads, pies, sandwiches and hamburgers.
R. João Lourenço, 367 55 (11) 3842-5141 Tue. to thu.:12am to 3pm and 7pm to 11:30pm. Fri.:12am to 4pm and 7pm to 12:30am. Sat.: 12am to 12:30am. Sun.:12am to 11:30pm.

Costela Nobre - Website (pt)
	Moema Barbecue $$
The house specialty is the steer rib, that comes with 14 types of garnish. The meat is cooked from 36 till 72 hours.
Av. dos Imarés, 758 55 (11) 5042-1323 Mon.: 11h30am to 4pm. Tue. to sat.: 11h30am to 11pm. Sun.: 11h30am to 6pm.

Dona Lucinha - Website (pt)
	Moema Brazilian $$
The restaurant serves two kinds of cuisine from Minas Gerais state in a buffet with over 35 options including desserts. The “fazenda”cuisine use fresh ingredients and the “tropeiro” cuisine is base on meats and dry products.
Av. Chibarás, 399 55 (11) 5051-2050 Mon. to fri.:12am to 3pm and 7pm to 11pm. Sat.:12am to 4pm and 7pm to 11pm. Sun.:12am to 5pm.

Estação Vila Moema
	Moema Pizza $$
Set in a charming corner, it has the decoration inspired in a train station, with details of iron and dark wood. Has a big balcony that goes round all the house. Serves pizzas prepared in the wood furnace, as the one called beach station, with shrimp and Catupiry – a Brazilian cream cheese.
Av. Jacutinga, 187 55 (11) 5055-7077 Mon. to sun.: from 5pm.

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