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Best late night bar near Praça da Sé in Sao Paulo 2026

fmd_goodBar e Lanchonete Praça da Sé · #metro #praa
I'm staying near Praça da Sé for a few nights in March and wondering if Bar e Lanchonete Praça da Sé is worth a stop after 10pm, or if it gets too rough around there by then. Also, what's the easiest… I'm staying near Praça da Sé for a few nights in March and wondering if Bar e Lanchonete Praça da Sé is worth a stop after 10pm, or if it gets too rough around there by then. Also, what's the easiest way to get back to Vila Madalena at that hour, metro or rideshare?
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Sé square empties out after midnight, ride from a lit corner.

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Honestly I'd grab a beer at Bar Brahma on Av. São João instead, and 99 tends to be cheaper than Uber back to Vila Madalena.

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Bar Brahma's a solid shout but the cover charge on weekends caught me off guard, think it was R$20 just to sit. For the ride back, 99 sometimes surges harder than Uber after 1am so check both apps before commiting.

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Good call on checking both apps, but 99's cheaper fares come with longer waits in my experience, so if you're tired just eat the difference. Brahma's fine, though the real late spot is the botecos around Rua Major Sertório in Vila Buarque, ten min walk from the square and way less hassle.

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Uber back, metro's sketchy that late.

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Bar Parnapiacaba prices for foreigners 2026

fmd_goodBar Parnapiacaba · #beer
heading to Bar Parnapiacaba next month and i keep hearing tourists get quoted way more than locals at bars like this. what's the actual going rate for a beer and a plate of petiscos there in 2026, not… heading to Bar Parnapiacaba next month and i keep hearing tourists get quoted way more than locals at bars like this. what's the actual going rate for a beer and a plate of petiscos there in 2026, not the gringo price. just want to know what to expect before i order
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The menu has no separate gringo pricing, but you'll pay around R$18-25 for a chopp and R$60-90 for petiscos shared between two, so just watch the couvert charge.

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couvert is per person usually so a table of four adds up fast, ask before they bring the bread

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Watch the garlic bread upsell too

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I haven't lived in Sao Paulo, only passed through, so treat this as secondhand. Bar Parnapiacaba sits in a slightly hidden spot and draws a mixed crowd, which keeps prices fairly normal rather than touristy. Expect roughly R$15 to R$20 for a long neck and R$50 to R$80 for a shared petisco plate. Paying by card is fine, and a 10 percent service charge often appears on the bill already.

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