Where to Eat in Pinheiros

Brazilian comfort food rooted in Northeastern traditions and seasoned with flavors from around the world. Created by Chef Cafira. Fitó is all about warmth and comforting Brazilian cuisine, with Northeastern roots and flavors from around the world. It feels like being wrapped in a warm embrace.

Combines the quality of Japanese restaurants with the casual atmosphere of a neighborhood bar. This unusual combination has transformed the small space into a trendy spot for those looking to eat well and enjoy drinks in São Paulo. The menu features classics such as sashimi and creative small plates, such as grilled okra with fish.

If you are looking for a typical tourist experience, a good tip is to visit the Pinheiros Municipal Market, known as the "Mercadão." With a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, spices, herbs, fish, and grains, the recently renovated market is a great option for those who want to find everything in one place. After shopping, stop for a bite at Comedoria Gonzales, which specializes in ceviche and seafood. On Saturdays, the place serves around 400 people who visit the market and finish their outing by enjoying delicious Peruvian cuisine.

You no longer need to travel to Vila Medeiros, in the North Zone of São Paulo, to enjoy the Northeastern cuisine of renowned chef Rodrigo Oliveira, known as Rodrigo Mocotó. Mocotó Café, located on the upper floor of Pinheiros Municipal Market, offers highlights from the main restaurant on a smaller scale. Tapioca cubes, dishes with sun-dried beef, and tapioca with coalho cheese are some of the options available. Whether for a quick coffee or a more substantial lunch, the restaurant has something for everyone.

A corner bar located behind the church at Largo da Batata. It is known as Bar das Batidas, and because it is behind the church, it is also known as OC do Padre. The bar specializes in local cocktails and stays open late into the night. One of its most famous batidas is the Ana Raio, made with a blend of guava and coconut.

Vibrant and trendy atmosphere, with graffiti and an urban aesthetic. It is an iconic spot in lively Baixo Pinheiros. The cuisine has a Northeastern Brazilian twist, offering signature burgers such as: Simbalaê Burger: English cheddar, caramelized onions in dark beer, pepper jelly, and mayonnaise; Guaicuí Burger: black bun, mozzarella cheese, egg, bacon, basil, and mayonnaise

Bar and rooftop in Pinheiros, with a relaxed atmosphere, signature cocktails, beers, and appetizers. The highlight is the rooftop, ideal for watching the sunset and then enjoying the evening with music and a lively atmosphere.