São Paulo's social scene centers on dining out, and there are many establishments from which to choose (new ones seem to open as often as the sun rises). You can find German, Japanese, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese restaurants as well as top-quality French and Indian spots. And when it comes to pizza, São Paulo is to Brazil what New York is to the U.S. Be sure to also try beirute, a Lebanese sandwich served hot on toasted Syrian bread and filled with roast beef, cheese, lettuce, and tomato. More »