Fodor's Travel

"Paulistanos of all types and ages flock to this luncheonette on the stylish Rua Oscar Freire for its beirute sandwiches, filled with ham and cheese, tuna, or chicken."

Malas e Panelas

"The indication was on the menu at Lanchonete da Cidade: for a neat beirut, the tip was Frevo. Very good and super well served!"

Fábio Galib

"Local star, beirut is prepared in different versions, but none exceeds traditional orders, which shows a perfect balance between the two thin slices of bread toasted on the edge and the house roast beef, as well as melted cheese and tomatoes."

Jennifer Flowers

"For a quick bite don’t miss the Beirute sandwich - pita bread filled with roast beef, mozzarella, and tomatoes - at Frevo."

Catherine Balston

"For the best beirute, a Brazilian pita sandwich, go to Frevo on Rua Oscar Freire. My favorite has cheese, carrot, palm heart, herb mayo, and lettuce."

Olhar Turístico

"All the effort is perceived in the beauty of the snack and in its flavor. The bread remains firm, dry and crunchy at all times and the roast beef explodes in flavor, which is so good that it only accompanies the special mayonnaise."

Euan Marshall

"São Paulo's iconic sandwiches that will make your mouth water - Beirute at Frevo."

Lise Alves

"There are numerous restaurants and fast food joints along the street, but try a São Paulo tradition: Frevinho da Augusta, where loyal customers insist the best Beirute (Pita sandwich) in the city is produced."

Café & Cia

"Try Beirut at Frevo."

Jana D Pearl

"One of the most traditional snack bars in the city. Its Beirute sandwich, made with pita, roast beef, cheese and tomato, is famous—and delicious!"