Chef Rouge

"On the French flag, the blue stripe signifies liberty, the white, equality and the red, fraternity. If we adopt this symbolism, it could be said that the raison d'être of this bistro is fraternisation; something it achieves by offering great food and a charming atmosphere. Signature dishes here include grilled foie gras with figs and toasted brioche and, to round off your meal, the marvellous classic, Tarte Tatin." - Michelin Inspector

Chef Rouge

"On the French flag, the blue stripe signifies liberty, the white, equality and the red, fraternity. If we adopt this symbolism, it could be said that the raison d'être of this bistro is fraternization; something it achieves by offering great food and a charming atmosphere. Signature dishes here include grilled foie gras with figs and toasted brioche and, to round off your meal, the marvelous classic, Tarte Tatin." - Michelin Guide Digital-Hong Kong Macau

"On the French flag, the blue stripe signifies liberty, the white, equality and the red, fraternity. If we adopt this symbolism, it could be said that the raison d'être of this bistro is fraternization; something it achieves by offering great food and a charming atmosphere. Signature dishes here include grilled foie gras with figs and toasted brioche and, to round off your meal, the marvelous classic, Tarte Tatin." - MICHELIN Guide Brazil Editorial Team

Moe Khan

Google

Exquisite French fine dining experience, well heeled clientele. Multiple foie gras options. Great bread starter with multiple spreads and dipping sauce. If you are in the area and are considering French cusine, this place won't dissapoint.

Marcos Takanohashi

Google

Excellent place. One of the best French restaurants in São Paulo.

Sayantan Mukhopadhyay

Google

It’s indeed a very good French place. The name screams French and so the menu. It’s definitely upscale and expensive but it’s worth it. The wine selection is also quite good. I actually might go back.

Henry Shao

Google

Elegant French restaurant in the Jardins neighborhood. Traditional French dishes and with their special duck dishes.

Jim Gallagher

Google

The worst meal so far in São Paulo on this trip! Once a world class restaurant, now Chef Rouge is an unmitigated disaster. Expensive, limited menu, heavy sauces (not the delicate French sauces they once boasted), and such a disappointment! Many other restaurants in the area are half as expensive & have much better food. No wonder the place is empty! Stay away!!!!

Lia no mundo

Google

Wonderful food, very professional staff and amazing service. A very impressive experience in a small and beautiful setting. Highly recommend it!

Al Leong

Google

amazing French cuisine with excellent service

Matthias Büttner

Google

Great food, mostly french, although with a Brazilian touch, not exactly like in France. Sitting outside reminds me a bit of sitting in a brasserie in Paris. Their beef tartare is the best I have eaten so far in Brazil (though it lacks cognac and tabasco). Important: they only accept cash, no credit cards! Try to get there before 8 pm if you want to get a (good) table!

Chef Rouge

"On the French flag, the blue stripe signifies liberty, the white, equality and the red, fraternity. If we adopt this symbolism, it could be said that the raison d'être of this bistro is fraternization; something it achieves by offering great food and a charming atmosphere. Signature dishes here include grilled foie gras with figs and toasted brioche and, to round off your meal, the marvelous classic, Tarte Tatin." - Michelin Guide Digital-Hong Kong Macau

"On the French flag, the blue stripe signifies liberty, the white, equality and the red, fraternity. If we adopt this symbolism, it could be said that the raison d'être of this bistro is fraternization; something it achieves by offering great food and a charming atmosphere. Signature dishes here include grilled foie gras with figs and toasted brioche and, to round off your meal, the marvelous classic, Tarte Tatin." - MICHELIN Guide Brazil Editorial Team