Frida & Mina
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6
3
Savour the innovation and creativity of the ice cream flavours and their combinations: crunchy macadamia, black tea, tangerine with chocolate, brown sugar with pecan, dark beer with dark chocolate. Follow the suggestion of a filtered coffee.
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Reserva Cultural
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6
1
This is a 4-screen theatre, coupled with a book shop, a restaurant, a boulangerie, an art exhibition in the lounge. Even if you cannot read subtitles in Portuguese and the films are not spoken in a language you understand, it is worth the visit
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Bella Paulista
Cafes
5
3
Going to a bakery to have a real meal is one of the most normal things to do as a local. And this one is always full not only for its location (it is very central) and opening hours, but also because their food is freaking good. My favorites are the sandwiches which are delicious and big, so if you don't eat that much, it's enough for two.
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Parque do Ibirapuera
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9
4
It's an architecture masterpiece (some people may disagree), designed by the genius Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer. Host of São Paulo Fashion Week and São Paulo's Biennale, among other important museums such as Oca, it's a delighted place if you want a bit of art and culture, practice sports or just take a break and relax on the green grass.
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Shopping JK
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5
3
From tech cosmetics to high couture, JK Shopping Mall shows that the Brazilian market is equal to the biggest fashion places such as Paris, New York, Milan or Tokyo. That all being said, it’s also an interesting site to see and to be seen, as well as to understand a little bit about how the local high society lives and behaves.
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Vila Madalena
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8
1
Vila Madalena is a huge open air shopping mall, where you can find from fashion to house utilities, cool furniture, buy organic food and even take a shopping break at the end of the day with a cold chope (the Brazilian famous draft beer) to relax. It's one of the best places in town to try it from one pub to another.
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Mercearia São Pedro
Bars
4
0
Besides always having good Brazilian food and cold beer, they also serve the famous “pastel” - and it’s a must try! Don’t bother ordering, once they have a new fresh batch coming from the kitchen the friendly waiters will walk around the tables offering them. An experience from the beginning to the end.
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Feed Food
Cafes
3
0
When it comes to food, some Brazilian hits can be found there - with a gourmet touch. You will find many dishes made out of "tapioca", probably the most Brazilian ingredient of all, such as "coxinha” and the “tapioca com baba de moça e pitanga negra congelada” desert. I won’t translate it, please go there and taste them on your on :)
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Red Bull Station
Cafes
7
2
This five-storey venue, located in a downtown heavy traffic corner, puts together three exhibition spaces, a small library, a recording studio, a cafeteria, six ateliers for selected resident artists, an auditorium, a general-purpose terrace. Almost the entire building is open to visitors and the admission is free.
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São Paulo Downtown
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8
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The mixture of architecture styles is breathtaking. From Mosteiro São Bento (where you can catch the gregorian chanting very early in the morning) to the cathedral Sé, passing through dozens of cultural centres, squares and local restaurants, it is a walk one should do to really understand the city.
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Halim
Cafes
3
1
It's a great place to try the taste of arab food in São Paulo. Besides the restaurant, they also have a small shop with imported products, just in case you feel like trying this delicious food at home or back to your hostel.
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Casa Mathilde
Cafes
2
2
Casa Mathilde is originally from 1850 and Portugal. Brought to Brazil with all the original recipes, their portuguese sweets are just the perfect bites to go with an afternoon coffee or sparkling water after lunch. Besides, if you sit at one of the tables, you can see from the mirror above the kitchen how they make all their sugary delicious goods
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Café Colón
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1
0
This small café is hidden in a 4-house dead-end street,a special spot in one of the sides of Buenos Aires Square. The decoration is inspired by the Brazilian owner’s passion for Buenos Aires. Before or after strolling into the pleasant square and surroundings, it is refreshing to stop and have a coffee and snacks. No debit/credit cards accepted.
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Ludus Luderia
Cafes
1
0
It's a great place to have fun with your friends.
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Sorveteria Alaska
Cafes
2
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Opened in 1910, it's a classic that not everyone is aware of! It was (and still is) a meeting place for generations. Close to the busy Avenida Paulista, you'll have the feeling that it's a place stopped in time, in the best way possible.
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