Ritz, Sao Paulo
Established in 1981 along Alameda Franca Street, the Ritz exudes a relaxed ambiance and nostalgic charm, boasting decor crafted by renowned artist Wesley Duke Lee, who also lent his artistic touch to the restaurant's logo.
Throughout the year, guided by architect André Vainer and painter Mirella Marino, the Ritz's windows undergo vibrant artistic interventions, showcasing a captivating blend of illustrations, sculptures, and photography.
Dedicated to inclusivity and accessibility, the Ritz has been a trailblazer in numerous aspects of the city. It proudly stood among the first restaurants to serve wine in elegant glassware and provided opportunities for aspiring academics and young individuals to join its staff.
The Ritz's diverse menu delights patrons with culinary delights from various corners of the globe. Among the dishes that have garnered enduring popularity since its inception are the Chicken Pie, served alongside a refreshing side salad, and the homemade Hamburgers available in a variety of delectable versions, such as the Poivre and the timeless Ritz Burger. Not to be missed is the renowned bolinho de arroz (rice croquette), with a unique daily specialty dish always awaiting discerning diners.
Throughout the year, guided by architect André Vainer and painter Mirella Marino, the Ritz's windows undergo vibrant artistic interventions, showcasing a captivating blend of illustrations, sculptures, and photography.
Dedicated to inclusivity and accessibility, the Ritz has been a trailblazer in numerous aspects of the city. It proudly stood among the first restaurants to serve wine in elegant glassware and provided opportunities for aspiring academics and young individuals to join its staff.
The Ritz's diverse menu delights patrons with culinary delights from various corners of the globe. Among the dishes that have garnered enduring popularity since its inception are the Chicken Pie, served alongside a refreshing side salad, and the homemade Hamburgers available in a variety of delectable versions, such as the Poivre and the timeless Ritz Burger. Not to be missed is the renowned bolinho de arroz (rice croquette), with a unique daily specialty dish always awaiting discerning diners.
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Ritz on Map
Sight Name: Ritz
Sight Location: Sao Paulo, Brazil (See walking tours in Sao Paulo)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
Sight Location: Sao Paulo, Brazil (See walking tours in Sao Paulo)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
Walking Tours in Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Travel Distance: 3.1 Km or 1.9 Miles
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Travel Distance: 0.8 Km or 0.5 Miles
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Travel Distance: 2.1 Km or 1.3 Miles
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Travel Distance: 2.1 Km or 1.3 Miles
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Travel Distance: 3.9 Km or 2.4 Miles
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Travel Distance: 3.9 Km or 2.4 Miles