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  1. Fitó

    Brazilian

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    The whitewashed facade with blue windows is a deliberate signal: this casual restaurant in Pinheiros draws its cooking from the flavors of northeastern Brazil. The all-female team, led by chef Cafira Foz, holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand for dishes like paçoca, shredded sun-dried beef with baião de dois and plantains, that taste like a geography lesson worth taking. The bar program keeps pace, which in São Paulo is saying something.

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    • Paçoca

      “On the menu, there are options such as the authentic “paçoca” (shredded sun-dried beef served with “baião de dois” and plantains), a simple dish yet one full of strong flavours.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Pirangi

      “For dessert, the “pirangi” (whole cashews with apple jam and “requeijão de corte” cheese), showcases genuine Brazilian flavours that will certainly leave their mark.”

      Michelin Guide

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