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What to order at Petí Gastronomia
- Must order
- The set three-course menu with cover charge, or the version built around the fish of the day.
- Editor tip
- The menu changes roughly every three weeks; ask which of the four set options is running before you sit down.
CuisineContemporary
Price$$$$
NeighborhoodPompeia
HoursTue-Sun lunch only, by set menu.
Phone+55 11 3873-0099
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Location
Address: Rua Cotoxo 110, Sao Paulo - SP, 05021-000, São Paulo
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Fitó ★ 4.0
Fitó is a whitewashed Pinheiros house in Sao Paulo where chef Cafira Foz's all-female kitchen cooks northeast Brazilian dishes and cocktails.
OrderThe pacoca, shredded sun-dried beef with baiao de dois and plantains, and the pirangi dessert.
TipDecor echoes inland northeastern houses; the bar side runs its own cocktail list under bar manager Renata Adoracion.
Manioca JK ★ 4.6
Manioca JK is Helena Rizzo's casual room on the third floor of the JK Iguatemi mall in Sao Paulo, a plant-filled space serving dishes carried over from Mani.
OrderFish in banana leaf with plantain puree, butter-bean salad and Brazil nut farofa.
TipStart with the fish crudo with jabuticaba tiger's milk and crispy quinoa; the mall location means it opens seven days a week.
Casa Rios ★ 3.9
Casa Rios is chef Rodrigo Aguiar's ember-and-smoke kitchen inside a plant-covered Pinheiros house in Sao Paulo, west of the city's downtown centre.
OrderThe beans, pork and kale plate, or the fusilli with Berkshire pork cheek shin and Tahiti lime.
TipA set lunch menu runs on Friday afternoons alongside the a la carte; Saturday and Sunday are a la carte from midday.
Grotta Cucina ★ 3.8
Grotta Cucina is a cave-themed two-floor Italian dining room in Sao Paulo's Jardins, its walls built to echo the Grotte di Castellana near Bari.
OrderThe Sinfonia D'Anatra pappardelle filled with duck, and the Parigi gnocchi with parmigiano and truffle butter.
TipThe candlelit rooms across two floors are built to look like a limestone cave; book ahead if you want a table on the lower floor.
Piselli ★ 3.7
Piselli is a Piedmont-leaning Italian restaurant in Sao Paulo's Jardins, one of three local branches run under owner Juscelino Pereira's brand.
OrderThe burrata calda al tartufo baked in focaccia, and the tortelloni with mozzarella di bufala.
TipEvery plate is finished with three peas, a nod to the restaurant's name; the ossobuco alla milanese is the heavier order.
Vinheria Percussi ★ 4.3
Vinheria Percussi has run as a family Italian wine room in Sao Paulo since opening as a wine shop back in 1985, now led by chef Silvia Percussi.
OrderThe tonnarelli alla carbonara, the beef ossobuco, and the tiramisu served on a platter at the table.
TipThe cellar holds a 300-strong wine list; ask sommelier Lamberto Percussi for a pairing before ordering the pasta.