Top Sao Paulo Street Food Tours

Discover São Paulo’s culinary diversity on a relaxed evening through its most authentic neighborhoods. Start in Liberdade, at the traditional Izakaya Issa, where Japanese flavors meet the local spirit. Continue to a spot for Middle Eastern classics, reflecting the city’s rich immigrant roots. Stop at Padaria Recanto Doce, a beloved bakery known for its pão de queijo and fruit juices — a true taste of everyday Brazil. Then explore Rua Joaquim Távora, one of the city’s liveliest food streets. Enjoy the famous fried chicken at Bar Xaréu, share skewers at Quintal do Espeto, and try craft beer with artisanal pizza at Los Forajidos. Finish at Veloso Bar, a São Paulo institution where locals gather for great food and the city’s most iconic caipirinha. You’ll leave not just full, but with new memories, cultural insight, and a deeper sense of how São Paulo eats, drinks, and connects. And if your experience isn’t five-star, we’ll make it right — your satisfaction is guaranteed.

São Paulo is one of the most diverse food cities in the world. Rather than focusing on a single cuisine, you’ll move through Centro, Liberdade, and República, experiencing how different communities have shaped what the city eats today. With 12+ tastings across multiple stops, you’ll try Brazilian staples alongside Japanese-Brazilian dishes and Middle Eastern classics, all in the neighborhoods where these influences first took hold. It’s not just about tasting individual dishes, but understanding how they fit into daily life in São Paulo. This is not a fine dining tour, it's a route through the neighborhoods and eateries beloved by locals led by an knowledgeable tastemaker guide providing an authentic look at the real food scene of the city.

São Paulo’s food culture comes into its own in the evening. Rather than focusing on restaurants, you’ll experience the city through its botequims, street vendors, and neighbourhood spots where locals gather after work to eat, drink, and socialise. With 12+ tastings across multiple stops, you’ll move from quick bar snacks and street bites to more substantial, shared dishes, experiencing a broad spectrum of the city's dishes. The neighbourhoods matter too. República and Santa Cecília are local areas, busy, unpolished, and full of character. Visiting them with a knowledgeable guide helps you navigate where to go, what to order, and how these places fit into the city’s everyday life. This isn't about fine dining, it's an authentic taste of the real São Paulo through the eyes of a local tastemaker guide.

Explore the vibrant Pinheiros neighborhood of São Paulo on this small-group excursion. This unique experience combines the best of local street art and diverse culinary delights. Discover captivating murals that tell stories of politics and community, then indulge in a flavorful journey sampling the area's eclectic cuisine so you can see how local tastes combine with global influences.

Visit São Paulo's major attractions and most significant sights on this private city tour with a guide. The itinerary may include stops at Ibirapuera Park, the historical downtown, Paulista Ave. (the most important Brazilian thoroughfare), and more. Since this is a private tour, you will be able to determine which sights you want to see and for how long.

Discover the culinary heart of São Paulo on this private gastronomy tour, featuring visits to renowned gastronomic locations. Sample iconic Brazilian foods, from fresh fruits to traditional snacks, at the bustling Municipal Market. This tour showcases the city's rich food culture, including stops at open-air markets and cachaçarias to taste the famous Brazilian spirit. Expert guides will tailor the experience to your tastes, ensuring an unforgettable journey through flavors. Perfect for food enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike, this tour offers insights into local delicacies and culinary traditions. You can customize the itinerary to match your interests and preferences, ensuring a unique experience. - Visit the famous Municipal Market and vibrant open-air markets - Taste traditional Brazilian snacks like pastel de bacalhau and mortadella sandwich - Enjoy private roundtrip transfers from most São Paulo hotels - Guided by professionals fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, and English

Get off-the-beaten-path with this bike tour of Sao Paulo’s street art. This half-day tour, either morning or afternoon, takes you round-trip from Avenida Paulista along bike routes that explore this city’s vibrant underbelly as seen through the eyes of its talented graffiti artists. Building-sized murals, kaleidoscopic columns, and otherwise mundane overpasses turned into masterful canvases; this tour culminates in Ibirapuera Park, now a hub of artistic creativity.

Get a true taste of Brazil during this 3-hour culinary tour with a local guide. Stroll through São Paulo's vibrant food markets, including a typical local market and the legendary Municipal Market of São Paulo. Learn about traditional Brazilian dishes and their secrets from your local guide as you stroll past stalls filled with the colorful, fragrant produce. Head to the market’s Gourmet Lounge for an opportunity to sample tasty dishes, including lanche de mortadela (bologna sandwich), and discover the ingredients used in the preparation of feijoada.

Explore the vibrant culinary scene of São Paulo on this guided food tour led by a local expert. Start your journey at a bakery with a tasting of traditional Brazilian treats like coxinha and brigadeiro, accompanied by fresh orange juice made with oranges picked from local farms. Visit the Vista Café for a delightful experience of pão de queijo and Brazilian coffee, then venture to a bustling street market to sample pastel and refreshing sugar cane juice. Conclude your tour at the iconic Municipal Market, where you can savor a mortadella sandwich and taste various fresh fruits while learning about the rich culinary traditions of Brazil.

Bom Retiro literally means "good place to rest" and this might be a great place for it until 200 years ago! The success of coffee production and the construction of the São Paulo Railway Company in 1847 strongly changed this area. Also, southern European migration which firstly interested this area, would be replaced by eastern European migration, mostly due to the 2 World Wars. Later on, other kind of migration would contribute to deeply changing this area. Bolivians, Koreans, and Brazilians from the North East are now the predominant inhabitants of this area. Together we will have a Breakfast in Bom Retiro, experiencing Korean pastry, tasting delicacies from the Balkans and drinking Colombian Coffee.