Almanara Basílio da Gama, Middle Eastern restaurant in República District, São Paulo, Brazil
Almanara Basílio da Gama is a Middle Eastern restaurant in the República District that uses traditional Arab cooking techniques for dishes like kibbeh, esfirra, baba-ganoush, and stuffed grape leaves. The menu combines classic recipes with local preparations that have evolved over the decades.
The restaurant was founded in 1950 near Rua 25 de Março and became an established presence in São Paulo. Over seven decades it has preserved its cooking traditions and served as a gathering place for multiple generations.
The place brings Arab culinary traditions into everyday dining through recipes that have been passed down and enjoyed by generations of visitors. The cooking methods and flavors offer a window into Middle Eastern culture right here in São Paulo.
The restaurant is located at Rua Basílio da Gama 70 and opens daily from 12:00 PM to 10:00 PM with seating for 112 guests. It features wheelchair accessibility, making it welcoming for all visitors.
Guests are welcome to bring their own wine to pair with the extensive selection of Middle Eastern dishes. This flexibility adds a personal touch to the dining experience.
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