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Best brunch near Catedral da Sé in Sao Paulo 2026?

fmd_goodBrunch da Catedral da Sé · #metro #cathedral #brunch
I'm visiting Sao Paulo in March 2026 and staying near the Sé Cathedral. Is the brunch at Brunch da Catedral da Sé worth planning a morning around, and what time does it usually get busy on weekends? A… I'm visiting Sao Paulo in March 2026 and staying near the Sé Cathedral. Is the brunch at Brunch da Catedral da Sé worth planning a morning around, and what time does it usually get busy on weekends? Also curious whether it's easy to walk to from the metro or if I should grab a ride.
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Padoca do Maní, but weekends get packed by 10.

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Yeah, go before 9 if you want a seat.

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the sé area is dead quiet on sunday mornings before 8, so walking from sé metro is fine & actually pleasant then, but by 10 it's all tourist crush and pickpocket bait. i'd grab a ride after 9. also most sit-down spots right around the praça are closed sundays, so check hours before you commit a morning

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Estanplaza Paulista vs other hotels near Avenida Paulista 2026

fmd_goodESTANPLAZA PAUILISTA · #metro #paulista #hotels
booked a few nights at Estanplaza Paulista for a first trip in 2026, is the location actually walkable to the main Paulista sights or am i better off grabbing the metro every time? also curious if bre… booked a few nights at Estanplaza Paulista for a first trip in 2026, is the location actually walkable to the main Paulista sights or am i better off grabbing the metro every time? also curious if breakfast is worth it or if i should just eat out nearby
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Estanplaza sits a block off Paulista near Consolação, so MASP and Trianon are an easy walk but I'd still take the metro for Ibirapuera.

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yeah and the metro at Consolação is right there on the yellow line, so getting to Vila Madalena is like 15 min with no transfers

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Agree on walking to the park sights, but for Ibirapuera I'd actually just walk down to Brigadeiro station on the green line, it drops you closer to the entrance than the yellow line does. Takes maybe 10 min to get there on foot.

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Breakfast there is fine but honestly the padarias on Rua Augusta a few blocks down do a better pao na chapa for cheaper.

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Padaria Basilicata on Augusta, get there before 8.

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