São Suppers Food Tour with 12+ Tastings

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Sao Paulo

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4 hours

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Max 8 guests

Language

English

Location

Sao Paulo

Duration

4 hours

Group size

Max 8 guests

Language

English

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Most visitors experience São Paulo through its skyscrapers, traffic, and famous restaurants. We'll take you somewhere different. This small-group food tour explores the neighbourhoods of República and Santa Cecília through the bars, bakeries, street vendors, and family-run institutions that locals have been frequenting for decades. Along the way, we'll uncover the stories behind Brazil's most iconic foods, sample 12+ tastings ranging from street snacks to regional specialities, and gain an understanding of how migration, architecture, and working-class culture shaped South America's largest city. From cachaça tastings and legendary pork sandwiches to bustling street food stalls and old-school botequims, this is the São Paulo that exists beyond the guidebooks. With a maximum of just 8 guests, we'll explore a side of the city that many visitors simply walk past. This isn't about fine dining, it's an authentic taste of the real São Paulo through the eyes of a local tastemaker guide.

Led by professional tastemaker guides

Movable food feast with 7-8 stops around São Paulo

Bottled water included

12+ food tastings included, more than any other São Paulo food tour

Max 8 exclusive guests, smallest group size in São Paulo (private tour or 9+ guests possible)

Alcoholic drinks

Pick up and drop off from hotel excluded

15 minutes · Admission Ticket Free

Republica

São Paulo is a city that never really stops and has enough eateries to keep a foodie busy for a lifetimes. Our feasting tour of 12+ tastings explores the neighbourhoods of República and Santa Cecília, two districts where old-school bars, street vendors, and neighbourhood institutions reveal the flavours that keep the city. Led by our team of tastemakers, you'll discover a side of the city that many visitors never see. Before we get started, our tour reflects the local cuisine and the limitations of street food vendors means we unfortunately cannot cater for every dietary restriction. Here's an honest appraisal for the tour so no-one is disappointed:  ✘ Unsuitable for vegan, vegetarian, no pork diets, halal diet, and lactose intolerance as the tastings would be very limited. ✔ Pescatarian diets and gluten intolerance are possible though some tastings do not have alternatives available and the menu would be more limited. ✔ Suitable for no seafood diets and mild nut allergies.

São Paulo is a city that never really stops and has enough eateries to keep a foodie busy for a life…

45 minutes · Admission Ticket Free

Republica

We begin with one of Brazil's sweetest success stories. The brigadeiro was created in the 1940s during a political campaign and somehow became a national obsession. Paired with a cinnamon-spiced coffee, it's the perfect introduction to a city fuelled by caffeine and sugar in equal measure. As we wander República's lively streets, the curves of Oscar Niemeyer's Copan Building rise above us. More than just an architectural icon, this giant concrete wave is home to thousands of Paulistanos and has become one of the defining symbols of modern São Paulo. Not far away, we pause to explore another Brazilian treasure: cachaça. Distilled from sugarcane for centuries, it predates many of the world's most famous spirits and helped build fortunes, fuel celebrations, and occasionally start a few fights. We'll sample a flight of three styles, from the classic unaged spirit to versions matured in native Brazilian woods.

We begin with one of Brazil's sweetest success stories. The brigadeiro was created in the 1940s duri…

1 hour · Admission Ticket Free

Republica

Opened in the 1960s and still largely unknown to foreign visitors, our next stop is a true neighbourhood institution. Locals squeeze in shoulder-to-shoulder for what many consider one of the finest sanduíches de pernil in the city. Slow-roasted pork, juicy, messy and impossible to eat elegantly, arrives alongside golden coxinhas, Brazil's beloved chicken croquettes shaped like little teardrops. A few streets away, a bakery showcases another national addiction. Warm pão de queijo emerge fresh from the oven, their crisp exterior giving way to a stretchy, cheesy centre. Like most visitors, you'll probably wonder why every country doesn't have these.

Opened in the 1960s and still largely unknown to foreign visitors, our next stop is a true neighbour…

30 minutes · Admission Ticket Free

Republica

Street food is woven into the rhythm of São Paulo, and we wouldn't dream of skipping it. At a local vendor, beef skewers sizzle over hot coals before being rolled through toasted cassava flour, adding crunch and a distinctly Brazilian touch. Then comes another national favourite: the pastel. Crispy, blistered pastry envelopes savoury fillings that have fuelled market shoppers for generations. We'll sample both beef and heart of palm versions, paired with a fiery homemade chilli sauce that locals apply with varying degrees of bravery.

Street food is woven into the rhythm of São Paulo, and we wouldn't dream of skipping it. At a local…

45 minutes · Admission Ticket Free

Santa Cecilia

A short Metro ride carries us into Santa Cecília, one of São Paulo's most characterful neighbourhoods. Long favoured by artists, musicians, students, and old-school residents who refuse to leave, it's a district where faded mansions, trendy bars, and family-run eateries comfortably coexist. Here we dive into dishes that tell the story of Brazil's Northeast. Baião de dois combines rice, beans, cheese, and dried beef into a deeply comforting dish that punches far above the sum of its parts. Alongside it comes rich black bean broth and impossibly crisp torresmo, the pork crackling that Brazilians treat with almost religious devotion.

A short Metro ride carries us into Santa Cecília, one of São Paulo's most characterful neighbourhood…

45 minutes · Admission Ticket Free

Santa Cecilia

We finish where many of São Paulo's best evenings begin: at a neighbourhood botequim. Cold chopp beer arrives alongside modern takes on Brazilian classics, including beef rib croquettes and tender chicken gizzards coated in bright green salsa verde. There's more to this São Paulo food tour than the food itself. It's a glimpse into the bars, bakeries, immigrant influences, and neighbourhood institutions that have shaped South America's largest city. While it's possible to eat well on your own in São Paulo, you'd be hard-pushed to uncover these stories, flavours, and local favourites without our tastemaker guides.

We finish where many of São Paulo's best evenings begin: at a neighbourhood botequim. Cold chopp bee…

Meeting Point

Café Floresta, Avenida Ipiranga, São Paulo São Paulo, Brazil, BR, 01046-010

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The meeting point Café Floresta is in the República neighbourhood. It is accessible by taxi from most of the city's central hotels. Uber is widely available, safe, and a popular mode of transportation in São Paulo, operating 24/7.

End Point

Parish Santa Cecilia, Largo Santa Cecília, São Paulo São Paulo, Brazil, BR, 01201-060

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The tour concludes outside the Parish Santa Cecilia in the Santa Cecília neighbourhood. The tour duration is approximately 3.5 to 4 hours depending on the pace of the group. Your guide can help you to find transport back to your accommodation if you wish.

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691jeanninebSeptember 2026 • TripAdvisor

Local food vibe with a top notch guide

Sao Suppers was an amazing tour and our guide Sabrina really created a warm, welcoming, and local vibe. She was excellent at English and we discussed a lot about Brazilian culture and lifestyle. The tour is where the locals go, and we ate a variety of foods in popular locals destinations. This was a highlight of our trip!

N51TYjulieyAugust 2026 • TripAdvisor

Fantastic food tour!!

This was a fantastic tour for anyone that is curious about local cuisine and learning about the history of the food and even the neighborhoods you stroll through! My main guide was Sabrina and she was a wealth of knowledge! She was extremely kind and was a whole vibe! She carried a small folder with images, and maps to help tell the story of the food and culture during the tour! I’m a very visual person, so this was a bonus for me to really understand the various parts of Brazil the food ori...read more

r0ekminibAugust 2026 • TripAdvisor

Great introduction to Sampa and its food

Sobrina was a great local guide, smilomg, helpful, giving a lot of extra information and recommendations. Lots and lots of food, all tasty and from local places that we would not find on our own.

OnAir67591494670June 2026 • TripAdvisor

São Paolo

Sabrina was a great guide, loved the experience! Would definitely recommend.