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    Casa Mathilde - Casa Mathilde 09/03/19

    Casa Mathilde

    4.4(44 reviews)
    164.9 kmCentro
    $$

    A lovely cafe with a stunning view of one of São Paulo 's most elegant buildings and a wide variety…read moreof authentic Portuguese pastries. This is a must on any tour of the city's historic center. If you've never tried a pastel de Belem, these are almost as good as the ones that I ate in Portugal and certainly have an authentic colonial feel. I really enjoyed the layout which allows you to see the baking process up close. Sit upstairs and enjoy the view of the cute little plaza and historic buildings for any lovely morning or afternoon treat.

    Referencing the Mathilde Cheese Factory, a supplier to King Fernando II and the Royal House of…read morePortugal as far back as 1850, Casa Mathilde brings heritage recipes to Sao Paulo's Praca Antonio inside a spacious buildout with fair prices but questionable customer service. Now considered São Paulo's definitive Portuguese Bakery, five locations throughout the capital offering guests a bounty of sweets and savories beginning at 09h00 Monday through Saturday, it is over two stories that Casa Mathilde's flagship location stretches, level one comprised of cases expanding back to a display kitchen with comfortable seating along the sides. Popular to the point of filling floor two during lunch, a lack of Portuguese-fluency doing diners a disservice as staff is impatient even with the store 3/4-empty, it is recommended that guests obtain a marker upon entry and take a long look before ordering, as at least five-dozen items that change seasonally comprise Casa Mathilde's daily collection. Offering classics in addition to items targeting Brazilians and tourists, French Toast easily identifiable alongside Donuts labeled Bola de Berlim, it was alongside the latter stuffed with Dulce de Leche that five additional items were selected, the Portuguese Egg Custard flakey but a bit over-baked while "Pastel de São Bento" utilizes the same Shell but fills the center with finely ground Nuts and Sugar. On to Charniqueiras next, the taste and texture reminiscent of Brazil's Quindim Pudding beneath a caramelized top, it is inside Mathilde's eponymous Queijada that guests will find the taste of Citrus amidst granular consistency, the same forming the center of small orbs topped in Golden Walnuts with a crackling shell that makes one want to immediately book a flight to Sintra.

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    Casa Mathilde - Israel entregando o nosso pedido

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    Casa Mathilde 09/03/19

    B.LEM - B.LEM Portuguese Bakery 08/31/19

    B.LEM

    4.8(4 reviews)
    165.9 kmVila Nova Conceição
    $$

    Considering Portugal's enduring influence of Brazil there is no surprise that culinary crossover…read morestill exists today, and at B.LEM Portuguese Bakery many traditional Pastries can be found served alongside local favorites such as Pao de Queijo plus Sandwiches and even Pasta. Boasting three locations in São Paulo, that on Rua Afonso Braz proving most convenient with an 08h00 daily opening, it was shortly thereafter that the space was found long, narrow and friendly, staff not speaking a bit of English but plenty helpful in procuring items from the case while Google Translate via complimentary Wi-Fi provided assistance. Offering no shortage of options, the majority 4-10 Real ($1.00-$2.50) and made daily with fresh Ingredients including free-range Eggs, it was after a quick re-heat that two Salt Cod Pastries started things off, the baked Empada light and enriched with Butter while a fried Bolinho also fared well with all the expected flavor and very little oiliness. Next looking at B.LEM's interpretation of two Brazilian staples, the Cheese Bread a bit bland compared to others in São Paulo while Pao de Leite was springy and great with Jam, it is under the title "Pastel B. Lem" that Pastel de Nata are sold, the Egg Custard still warm and semi-liquid whether in its traditional or indistinguishable artificially sweetened form. Impressed with the finely-layered Shell, and finding similar filled with pureed White Beans and Almonds under the title "Pastel de Torres," it was after an unremarkable Cinnamon Rooll that two additional Portuguese traditions were explored, the "Bola de Berlim" essentially a Donut filled with housemade Dulce de Leche Custard while Salame de Chocolate offered Cocoa wrapped around Biscotti and a hint of Port.

    Muito bom!! I stopped in here the other week with a friend. The waitress was very nice and helpful…read moreand explained all the different kind of pastries. I had a slice of the bolo de dia, which was a deliciously moist Sicilian lemon cake. My friend had a traditional Portuguese pastry with cream. They were both really tasty! The atmosphere is very cute, and they had a great selection of pastries.

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    B.LEM - B.LEM Portuguese Bakery 08/31/19: Pao de Queijo

    B.LEM Portuguese Bakery 08/31/19: Pao de Queijo

    B.LEM - B.LEM Portuguese Bakery 08/31/19: Empada Alentejana Bacalhau (interior)

    B.LEM Portuguese Bakery 08/31/19: Empada Alentejana Bacalhau (interior)

    B.LEM - B.LEM Portuguese Bakery 08/31/19: Bolinho de Bacalhau (interior)

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    B.LEM Portuguese Bakery 08/31/19: Bolinho de Bacalhau (interior)

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