Armazém do Campo is set to open a new restaurant on Campos Elíseos, in downtown São Paulo. Named Restaurante da Reforma Agrária Popular, the new venue aims to bring together Brazilian cuisine, family farming, and cultural programming.
The grand opening celebrates the 10th anniversary of Armazém do Campo in São Paulo, an initiative of the Landless Rural Workers’ Movement (MST). The venue, which sells products from settlements and cooperatives, is now expanding its offerings with the promise of serving “cuisine of the land.”
Brazilian cuisine at the Armazém do Campo restaurant
Located at Alameda Nothmann, 806, the Armazém do Campo restaurant will be open Monday through Saturday for lunch. The menu features a buffet and à la carte dishes, with organic ingredients sourced from the restaurant itself.
The goal is to highlight recipes from various regions of Brazil. At the grand opening, for example, guests will be able to sample arroz carreteiro, a traditional dish from the South and Midwest.
How can you attend the grand opening?
For those looking for a healthy restaurant in São Paulo, this new spot stands out for the origin of its ingredients. The goal is not only to serve light meals but also to use pesticide-free produce from family farms and MST territories.
The grand opening will take place on August 22, from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. The program includes the Agrarian Reform Fair and cultural attractions, such as a performance by DJ and producer KL Jay.
