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Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in São Paulo from the En Primeur Club guide.

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São Paulo, Brazil
São Paulo has 17 Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Pinheiros holds 82 venues, the largest neighborhood count we publish, and it includes Tuju and Evvai, which hold three Michelin stars. Jardim Paulista gathers D.O.M. and a run of omakase counters and Italian tasting rooms that also hold Michelin stars. Starred Japanese omakase is also served in Itaim Bibi, Liberdade and Moema. Our guide counts 22 exceptional wine programs citywide. The Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence is at Tuju in Pinheiros, where the list runs to 910 selections and 3,500 bottles in inventory. Wine Spectator Award of Excellence lists sit with steakhouse cellars and with Kuro, an omakase counter in Jardim Paulista. Plou in Perdizes pours natural and low-intervention wines from France, and Gnomo Vinhos, also in Perdizes, keeps a selection from classics to natural and biodynamic options. Both hold a Star Wine List award. Sake programs accompany omakase counters in Jardim Paulista, Pinheiros, Itaim Bibi and Liberdade.

Michelin-starred tasting menus

São Paulo has 17 Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide and 22 Michelin stars in total. These rooms serve tasting menus in Pinheiros, Jardim Paulista and Santo Amaro.

  • Tuju

    Tuju, in Pinheiros, holds three Michelin stars. Chef Ivan Ralston Bielawski cooks seasonal Brazilian ingredients as a tasting menu, in a room on several levels with an open kitchen and gardens. The wine program is extensive, with 910 selections and 3,500 bottles in inventory.

  • Evvai

    Evvai, in Pinheiros, holds three Michelin stars. Chef Luiz Filipe Souza serves Oriundi, a tasting menu of 13 to 15 courses that uses Brazilian ingredients, Italian technique and a Brazilian-Italian migrant tradition. The wine program has an extensive wine list.

  • D.O.M.

    D.O.M., in Jardim Paulista, holds two Michelin stars. Chef Alex Atala's tasting menu uses Amazonian ingredients, including jambu, tucupi and priprioca. The wine program is sommelier-led, with an extensive wine list. The restaurant has a sustained place on the World's 50 Best list.

  • Maní

    Maní, in Pinheiros, holds a Michelin star. Chef Helena Rizzo serves a tasting menu and an à la carte menu of creative Brazilian cooking, placing vegetables and native produce at the center and drawing on Amazonian ingredients and European technique. The wine program has an extensive wine list.

  • Tangará Jean-Georges

    Tangará Jean-Georges, in Santo Amaro, holds a Michelin star. Chef Filipe Rizzato cooks beside Parque Burle Marx, in a hotel dining room, using a contemporary framework associated with Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Brazilian ingredients. Guests can order a tasting menu or à la carte. The wine program is exceptional, extensive and sommelier-led.

Serious wine lists

Tuju in Pinheiros holds the Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence, the only one in our guide. The other picks are long lists in Jardim Paulista, Pinheiros and Itaim Bibi.

  • Tuju

    Tuju, in Pinheiros, holds the Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence. The list runs to 910 selections and 3,500 bottles in inventory, and Star Wine List criteria place it among the strongest in South America. Chef Ivan Ralston Bielawski serves a tasting menu of seasonal Brazilian ingredients. Michelin awarded three stars in 2026.

  • A Figueira Rubaiyat

    A Figueira Rubaiyat, in Jardim Paulista, is a Brazilian steakhouse built around a Bengal fig tree. The wine program is extensive, with a 3,000-bottle cellar, and Wine Spectator has given an Award of Excellence. Michelin has given a Plate. The kitchen works through fire and cut selection in the city's meat-and-grill tradition.

  • Vinheria Percussi

    Vinheria Percussi, in Pinheiros, is a family-run Italian restaurant focused on food and wine pairings, with a 300-strong wine list. The wine program is exceptional and extensive, and service is à la carte. Wine Spectator has given an Award of Excellence, and Michelin has given a Plate. The restaurant has worked in this enogastronomy format since 1985.

  • Altruísta Osteria e Enoteca

    Altruísta Osteria e Enoteca, in Jardim Paulista, is an Italian osteria with an exceptional, sommelier-led wine program. The list runs to over 800 labels, selected by a team of five sommeliers, and the kitchen uses ingredients from its own organic garden. Formats include à la carte, a tasting menu and a set menu.

  • Cantaloup

    Cantaloup, in Itaim Bibi, keeps an extensive list drawn from 13 countries. The wine program is exceptional. The restaurant occupies a former bread factory, with high ceilings and a green space. Michelin has given a Plate. Service is à la carte, in a contemporary international register.

Starred omakase counters

These counters are in Jardim Paulista, Liberdade, Itaim Bibi and Pinheiros, and each pours sake with the omakase. Four of them hold a Michelin star for 2026.

  • Jun Sakamoto

    Jun Sakamoto, in Jardim Paulista, holds a Michelin star. Omakase is served at a counter, where Chef Jun Sakamoto or Ryuzo Nishimura prepares nigiri from seafood. Sake is poured. Opinionated About Dining ranks the restaurant among top restaurants in South America, and La Liste has scored it as well.

  • Kan Suke

    Kan Suke, in Liberdade, holds a Michelin star. Chef Keisuke Egashira runs the sushi counter alone, serving Tokyo-style omakase with seasonal ingredients. Sake is poured. The format includes counter dining and a tasting menu. Opinionated About Dining includes the restaurant among top restaurants in South America.

  • Oizumi Sushi

    Oizumi Sushi, in Itaim Bibi, holds a Michelin star. The menu runs 16 courses, with dry-aged fish such as tuna, and the chef talks through how each course is prepared and where it comes from. Service is at a counter. The cuisine is modern Japanese omakase. The wine program has a sake program.

  • Kinoshita

    Kinoshita, in Itaim Bibi, holds a Michelin star. Chef Kunio Tokuoka runs a kappo restaurant, with dishes prepared at an open counter. The wine program is sommelier-led, and sake is poured. Guests can order omakase, sit at the counter or order à la carte.

  • Ryo Gastronomia

    Ryo Gastronomia, in Pinheiros, holds a Michelin star. Chef Edson Yamashita serves kaiseki-ryori omakase to 8 guests at a counter. It is the only Kaiseki-Ryori restaurant in Brazil. The wine program has a sake program, and the menu includes precise sushi preparation.

Wine bars and cocktail bars

Plou and Gnomo Vinhos in Perdizes hold Star Wine List awards and pour natural wine. Exímia Bar in Pinheiros and SubAstor in Consolacao are cocktail bars with places on international bar rankings.

  • Plou

    Plou, in Perdizes, is a wine bar with a wine list. It holds a Star Wine List award for 2026 and pours natural wine. It is a bar, a shop and a tasting room for natural and low-intervention wines from France.

  • Gnomo Vinhos

    Gnomo Vinhos, in Perdizes, is a bar that holds a Star Wine List award for 2026 and pours natural wine. The selection runs from classic bottles to natural and biodynamic wines. The bar is an intimate room connected to Nomo restaurant.

  • Exímia Bar

    Exímia Bar, in Pinheiros, has a place on the World's 50 Best Bars list and on the Top 500 Bars list. Bartender Márcio Silva and chef Manu Buffara serve author drinks made with Brazilian ingredients, with an elevated food menu. The drinks list includes tequila, rum, gin and whiskey.

  • SubAstor

    SubAstor, in Consolacao, is a basement speakeasy-style cocktail bar beneath Astor. Craft cocktails use foraged Brazilian ingredients. It has a place on the World's 50 Best Bars list and on the Top 500 Bars list.

Hotels with dining rooms

These hotels have dining rooms, and two of them hold a Star Wine List award. They are in Santo Amaro, Itaim Bibi, Jardim Paulista and Vila Bela Vista.

  • Palácio Tangará

    Palácio Tangará, in Santo Amaro, holds two Michelin Keys and a Star Wine List award for 2026. Dining is signed by Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten and includes a Michelin-starred restaurant. The hotel stands inside Burle Marx Park. La Liste includes the property in a Top Hotels ranking, and Forbes has given a 4-Star rating.

  • Grand Hyatt São Paulo

    Grand Hyatt São Paulo, in Itaim Bibi, holds a Star Wine List award for 2026. Michelin Selected the hotel in 2025. The dining program draws business travelers and São Paulo residents who use the restaurants and bars as destinations. The hotel looks onto the Estaiada Bridge and includes an Amanary Spa.

  • Emiliano São Paulo

    Emiliano São Paulo, in Jardim Paulista, holds a Michelin Key and a Forbes 4-Star rating. The Champagne and Caviar Bar stocks over 75 labels. La Liste scores the hotel 92 points in its Top Hotels ranking. The property has a spa and fine dining in a narrow glass tower.

  • Rosewood São Paulo

    Rosewood São Paulo, in Vila Bela Vista, holds three Michelin Keys. The latest World's 50 Best Hotels ranking places it at number 6. The property includes dining venues and an Asaya Spa that draws on Brazilian botanical traditions. It occupies a restored historic maternity hospital and holds a large collection of Brazilian art.

  • Hotel Fasano São Paulo

    Hotel Fasano São Paulo, in Jardim Paulista, holds a Michelin Key and a Forbes 4-Star rating. La Liste scores the hotel 93 points in its Top Hotels ranking. The flagship Fasano restaurant and the Baretto bar are part of the hotel, at street level. The property has 64 rooms.

Planning FAQ

Which neighborhood has the most venues in your guide?

Pinheiros holds 82 venues in our guide, the largest neighborhood count we publish. The neighborhood includes Tuju and Evvai, the two three-star restaurants, and Maní, which also holds a Michelin star. Wine Spectator awards in Pinheiros include Tuju, Vinheria Percussi and Barbacoa.

How many Michelin-starred restaurants does São Paulo have?

São Paulo has 17 Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide, carrying 22 Michelin stars in total. They include tasting menus in Pinheiros and Jardim Paulista and omakase counters in Jardim Paulista, Itaim Bibi, Liberdade, Pinheiros and Moema. Tuju and Evvai in Pinheiros hold three stars; D.O.M. in Jardim Paulista holds two.

Where are the Wine Spectator awards?

Our guide counts eight Wine Spectator Awards of Excellence and one Best of Award of Excellence in São Paulo. The Best of Award of Excellence is at Tuju in Pinheiros. Awards of Excellence include Kuro and A Figueira Rubaiyat in Jardim Paulista, Vinheria Percussi and Barbacoa in Pinheiros, Le Jardin in Vila Bela Vista and Fogo de Chão in Itaim Bibi. Those rooms include an omakase counter, steakhouse cellars, an Italian pairing list and a hotel café.

Where is natural wine poured?

Plou and Gnomo Vinhos, both in Perdizes, pour natural wine, and both hold a Star Wine List award for 2026. Plou focuses on natural and low-intervention wines from France and combines a bar, a shop and tasting. Gnomo Vinhos pours classic, natural, biodynamic and conventional wines, and it is connected to Nomo restaurant. Nelita in Alto de Pinheiros has a natural-wine-driven cellar.

Where are the longest wine lists?

The largest stated cellar figures are at Tuju in Pinheiros: 910 selections and 3,500 bottles in inventory, with the Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence. A Figueira Rubaiyat in Jardim Paulista keeps a 3,000-bottle cellar. Altruísta Osteria e Enoteca in Jardim Paulista lists over 800 labels.

By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards

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D.O.M. restaurant in São Paulo

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D.O.M.

D.O.M. holds two Michelin stars and a sustained presence in the World's 50 Best Restaurants list, positioning it at the summit of São Paulo's fine dining tier. Chef Alex Atala's kitchen treats the Amazon as a pantry, bringing native ingredients like jambu, tucupi, and priprioca into a tasting format that has redefined how Brazilian cuisine is read internationally. Reservations are essential, and the Jardins address has anchored the city's premium dining scene since 1999.

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TAN TAN restaurant in São Paulo

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TAN TAN

On Rua Fradique Coutinho in Pinheiros, TAN TAN occupies a stretch of São Paulo's most food-literate neighbourhood alongside restaurants that include Maní and several other fixtures of the city's creative dining circuit. Where much of Pinheiros trends toward the tasting-menu format, TAN TAN operates in a register worth examining on its own terms, a São Paulo address with enough local presence to warrant attention from anyone mapping the city's current dining moment.

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Murakami restaurant in São Paulo

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Murakami

Murakami holds two consecutive Michelin stars (2024 and 2025) and sits at the sharper end of São Paulo's Japanese contemporary scene, where European technique and Brazilian produce meet in a format that rewards repeat visits. Located on Alameda Lorena in Jardins, it operates in the same price tier as the city's other starred rooms and draws a crowd that books ahead. Chef Hans Neuner's European fine-dining lineage gives the kitchen a distinct angle within the genre.

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Palácio Tangará hotel in São Paulo

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Palácio Tangará

Part of Oetker Collection's portfolio of Masterpiece Hotels, Palácio Tangará sits inside São Paulo's Burle Marx Park, one of the last fragments of Atlantic rainforest remaining in the metropolitan area. The 141-room property earned a Star Wine List award in 2026 and a La Liste score of 92.5 points, with dining signed by Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten including a Michelin-starred restaurant. It occupies a distinct position in São Paulo's luxury hotel market: European hospitality architecture, Brazilian materials, forest setting.

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Hotel Fasano São Paulo hotel in São Paulo

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Hotel Fasano São Paulo

A century of Fasano family hospitality anchors São Paulo's most accomplished luxury hotel, where 1930s-inspired architecture by Isay Weinfeld and Marcio Kogan meets 64 rooms furnished with Persian Kilim rugs, Egyptian cotton and English brick. The flagship Fasano restaurant and Wallpaper-ranked Baretto bar sit at street level, positioning the hotel as a social destination as much as a place to sleep. La Liste rates it 93 points in its 2026 Top Hotels ranking.

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Pulso Hotel Faria Lima hotel in São Paulo

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Pulso Hotel Faria Lima

Pulso Hotel Faria Lima occupies 57 rooms in Pinheiros, designed by architect Arthur Casas around an upcycled material aesthetic that runs continuously from spa to dining to guest floor. The property operates at a scale where design coherence is structurally maintainable, placing it in São Paulo's smaller, architecture-led luxury tier rather than with the city's large international flagships. Terrace rooms extend that contrast between interior restraint and the São Paulo skyline outside.

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W Sao Paulo hotel in São Paulo

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W Sao Paulo

Positioned on Rua Funchal in Vila Olímpia, W Sao Paulo sits at the axis of São Paulo's sharpest commercial and nightlife district. Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, it offers the W brand's signature high-energy format in a city that rewards hotels with genuine neighbourhood reach. Among São Paulo's upper-tier properties, it occupies a distinct position: louder and more socially oriented than the Fasano properties, with address advantages that quieter design hotels can't match.

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Gnomo Vinhos bar in São Paulo

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Gnomo Vinhos

Among São Paulo's growing tier of serious wine bars, Gnomo Vinhos occupies a low-key address in Sumarezinho that has drawn enough attention to earn a Star Wine List recognition for 2026. The format prioritises the glass over spectacle, positioning it closer to European-style wine-focused drinking than to the cocktail-led venues that dominate the city's bar conversation. For visitors already working through the São Paulo wine bar circuit, it registers as a deliberate, editorial choice.

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