I'm so happy with this new restaurant! The name makes you think it's only a bakery, but they serve…read morea huge food menu, too, with everything from salads to a really big feijoada. You have to try the manioca. It's really fluffy and definitely the best I've had in Sao Paulo ( and I've had a loooot of manioca here). Hang out munching on them with a beer. The owner chatted with us and said he's shipping in fresh Umbu for making caipirinhas with unusual fruits, so we'll definitely be back to try that.

Very happy with this little cafe. The hours are excellent (open early to late), the staff are nice…read moreAND attentive, they have wifi to do some work on the go, the food is excellent for a cafe, and the atmosphere is nice. I am here studying abroad, and I thoroughly enjoy coming in here for breakfast or lunch to grab coffee and some food. Their juice options are great as well. If you speak English, they offer menus in English (helps make things go a little faster and more smooth). I have never had a bad experience the few times I have stopped in, and would like to give then an excellent rating!

In a word, "Solid". Good for an evening coffee chat with friends. Easy place to hang out.read more

Great mom & pop style store, restaurant, deli. Good service,…read morestaff and prices.. Great variety of options fe m sandwiches to ala-carte. Simple & easy to use picture menu. I've been coming here for years... I recommend them and I will be back.

my fav deli, discovered by accident since i don't speak Portuguese. i love the coconut marshmallow,…read morethe upside down plantain cake, combo 12 and combo 13. also try the caju (cashew fruit juice) very delicious.

Yelp Review 2025 #182:…read more One of my favorite Brazilian foods is pao de queijo so, of course, I had to stop by at one of Casa Do Pao De Queijo's many locations all over Brazil. This one is conveniently located inside GRU airport. My flight going to Uruguay was at 6:30am. This place was already open before 5am! Turns out they're open 24/7 which is very convenient when you're hungry and need a snack before/ after your flight. Since my Portuguese is terrible, I saw the kiosks and immediately tried to use one of them. But for whatever reason, it won't take my credit card. Placing my order from the kiosk took a lot of scrolling only for my payment to be denied. So, I went to the counter to place my order with a human instead. I know basic Portuguese and was able to go place my order. Whew! I got a table by the window - it's a quiet area with the exception of a group of American teenage boys spilling their drink on the floor trying to ask for napkins in English to employees that only speak Portuguese. I felt like I got better service for at least trying to speak Portuguese. A few minutes later, they delivered my tray of food to me. They had the teenagers grab their food from the counter! LOL. Pao de Queijo: It was nice and hot with the cheese still glistening in the middle while the outer layer is crispy. You can get the traditional which is quite big or the mini ones. Savory and satisfying. 4/5 Brigadeiro: Another Brazilian food I love. They're like freshly-made truffles made with condensed milk. Sweet, chocolatey, soft as it should be. It's bigger than typical brigadeiro. 4/5 Suco de Maracuja: Passionfruit juice. You can tell it's not from real passionfruit because it's just as tart as the actual fruit. They gave me a few packets of sugar on my tray. I like it tart so I only used 1 packet of sugar. Ice-cold and refreshing. 4.5/5 They have cakes, empanadas, tarts, sandwiches, coffee, shakes, and cookies. Don't expect a full meal. They only serve snacks.

Had a long vacation in Peru, and had a long journey back home, passing through the Sao Paolo…read moreairport. Looked around the international terminal, and decided to eat at this lovely looking little place. Ambiance was nice. Plenty of seating, nice big windows outlooking the runways. A good place to chill and wait for your flight. Service was non-existent. I ordered from a kiosk, and went to get my own food. So, no complaints? I just hate this de-humanization of the service industry. I had the cheese bread, of course. Yummy stuff. Very warm and just cheesy enough to not need dipping sauce. Lovely. I also had a sandwich and some pastries. I don't remember exactly what, and I foolishly didn't take picture, but I remember being perfectly pleased with everything.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this restaurant. I've been there twice and the food, service and ambiance is…read moresuperb. I love the feel of dining al fresco but actually not being outdoors. The place looks like a night club from the outside, once you pass the hostess desk you are welcomed by a large pool of water, beautiful wall plant and a centralized bar, this open dining area is just amazing. The restrooms are upstairs along with some private dining area, you can see the entire restaurant from above. Very cool design! The food is excellent and the servers really friendly. They have and extensive/great drink menu. I've been there for lunch and dinner and both were fantastic. I can't wait to go back to Kaa next time i'm in Brasil!

Very nice restaurant. We went in on a Friday night, and it wasn't too busy. The restaurant is very…read morecomfortable. A big green "living" wall, amazing interior. The food is very good, but not sky high. I will give this place 3, almost 4 stars.

An excellent little outdoor cafe in a great neighborhood. The eggs and avocado on toast were simple…read moreyet delicious. The coffee is also very good. Casual yet chic on the corner. A good place to people watch. I would come back here again with no problem. The only strange thing was that part of their breakfast menu was only for weekends and holidays.

Went here based on a recommendation from an aquaintance, 2 weeks after it opened (it didn't…read moreregister on Yelp and is generally not so easy to find online), so of course the service needed a bit of fine tuning (the food was a bit late) but everything tasted very nice. The atmosphere is not bad either, a bit of a New York vibe with bricks and yellow tapestry. The price is acceptable, for a dinner for two with a shared appetizer, main course and shared desert with a bottle of (the cheapest) wine, 130 reais each.