São Paulo Nightlife Guide for Tuesday, July 9, 2019
We have the top three picks for this Tuesday, and below there is a list of bars and lounges that are always a good option.
LIVE:
Jazz na Rua (Barra Funda) – A night of live jazz music and lindy hop in Barra Funda.
A free, open Lindy Hop class opens the event at 3:30 PM, followed by DJ Mari Souza who will be playing swing jazz at 4:10 PM. Live music starts at 6 PM with the show of O Jazz Não Morde.
Memorial da América Latina – Avenida Auro Soares de Moura Andrare, 664, Barra Funda.
Check the event for further details.
PARTY:
Gringo Party (Consolação) – It’s time for the Gringo Party at the Lab Club, in Rua Augusta.
Pop, Electronic, Funk, Reggaeton, and Black music are some of the rhythms that will set the tone of this memorable night at Rua Augusta. The party will be on until 5 AM.
Lab Club – Rua Augusta, 523, Consolação.
Check the event for further details.
LIVE:
Eu Só Quero Amar (Vila Madalena) – Nossa Casa Confraria de Ideias will be throwing a party dedicated to Brazilian soul king Tim Maia tonight.
Band Versão Brasileira will play Tim Maia’s hottest hits until the late hours, and resident DJs will spin Brazilian rhythms during the breaks.
Nossa Casa Confraria – Rua Mourato Coelho, 1032, Vila Madalena.
Check the event for further details.
LOUNGES, BARS & PUBS:
Hoegaarden Greenhouse (Pinheiros)
Having recently opened in the bustling Largo da Batata square, Hoegaarden is the world’s very first bar run by the renowned Belgium beer label, the Hoegaarden. Fully decorated with plants — almost 30 species –, the bar serves draft beer exclusively imported from Belgium and dishes inspired by the Belgian cuisine.
Hoegaarden Greenhouse – 12 noon – 11 PM
Rua Fernão Dias, 672 – Pinheiros – Tel.: (11) 3031-5099
Entrance: Free
Pompéia Bar (Pompéia)
Aiming to make everyone feel at home, Pompéia Bar is acclaimed for its excellent finger food, fair prices, and spectacularly cold beer.
Pompéia Bar – 12 noon – 00:30 AM
Rua Dr. Augusto de Miranda, 712 – Pompéia – Tel.: (11) 3932-4818
Entrance: Free
Frangó (Freguesia do Ó)
Feel like having a beer among locals from São Paulo’s North Zone? At Frangó, one can find over 450 beer labels, plus a delicious “coxinha” that goes perfectly well with a drink.
Frangó – 11 AM – 12 midnight
Largo da Matriz Nossa Senhora do Ó, 168 – Freguesia do Ó – Tel.: (11) 3932-4818
Entrance: Free
Bourbon Street Music Club (Moema)
Combining upscale jazz music, nice drinks, and New Orleans traditional dishes, Bourbon Street Music Club is a must-go bar in the Moema neighborhood.
Bourbon Street Music Club – 8 PM – 2 AM
Rua dos Chanés, 127, Moema – Tel.: (11) 5095 6100
Entrance: Free
Bardega (Itaim Bibi)
A bar for wine enthusiasts, offering over 100 wine brands. Through a self-service system, one can try as many labels as wanted – glasses varying from 30 to 120 ml. The refined food menu is also worth trying, like the lobster tartar.
Bardega – 6:30 PM – 1 AM
Rua Doutor Alceu de Campos Rodrigues, 218 – Itaim Bibi – Tel.: (11) 26917578
Entrance: Free
Bar Original (Moema)
Considered by many as having São Paulo’s best “chopp” (draft beer), the Bar Original takes the beer business quite seriously: they serve six types of traditional draft beer, not to mention the Brazilian and international artisanal labels. And they don’t disappoint when it comes to traditional cachaças, caipirinhas and Brazilian food.
Bar Original – 5 PM – 1 AM
R. Graúna, 137 – Moema – Tel.: (11) 5093 9486
Entrance: Free
Bar do Luiz Fernandes (Mandaqui)
The true soul of the “boteco paulista” can certainly be found at the Bar do Luiz Fernando. Run by the lovely couple Seu Luiz and Dona Idalina, the bar, open since the 1970s, serves the most authentic finger food recipes, including various fritters, “caldinho de feijão”, among others.
Bar do Luiz Fernandes – 4:30 PM – 12 AM
Rua Augusto Tolle, 610, Mandaqui (next to Santana metrô station) – Tel.: (11) 2976-3556
Entrance: See venue for details.
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