Amazing little sweet shop in Leblon. I was running to the airport, trying to buy brigadeiros for my…read morefamily. They weren't opening for 30 min, but opened early for me. OBRIGADO! My family loved it.

Yelp Review 2025 #194:…read more My favorite Brazilian sweet treat: brigadeiro. Every chance I get to travel to a city that has them, I go all in. Out of desperation, I've looked up how to make them and it's quite simple but have I actually made them? Well, after 10 years of planning to make them, the answer is no. While I was in Brazil, I bookmarked all the places that have brigadeiro. Brigadeiros Fabiana D'Angelo is the best place to get them. It's located in Shopping Leblon. Their brigadeiro is delicious and they have a plethora of flavors. They have traditional (with chocolate sprinkles, chocolate, coconut, and white chocolate with chocolate), special (Oreos, dulce de leche, nutty caramel), premium (choco balls, walnut, strawberry, Neopolitan), and pistachio. I got a box of 10. My picks: pistachio, Neopolitan, white chocolate with chocolate, traditional, dulce de leche, and nutty caramel. They were as amazing as I had imagined. Soft, sweet, fudgy and dangerously addictive. They have a few tables and chairs. They also sell brigadeiro mole by the tube. I just grabbed my box of Brigadeiros and went back to my hotel to eat them in peace. I wish I would've gotten more.

you are looking for great brigadeiros then look no further. We stopped by and grabbed their oreo…read moreand strawberry brigadeiro and they were both great. Personally, i loved the oreo one better it wasnt too sweet and perfect for my palette as I found the strawberry one too sweet. Nevertheless a good stop when in the mall.

It was cute and pretty for a coffee. But I wasn't over impressed with my choice of treat. I felt…read moretheir treats are just mass produced someplace else.

I am LONG overdue for a review on this place. I have been going here for over a year now and it is…read morejust wonderful. Since Brazil doesn't really have the same 'coffee shop' culture as the US, I had trouble working from home the first year that I lived here. FINALLY, I found Grão & Cia where they have free wifi, great coffee, nice people and a quiet upstairs to work where you are undistracted. Sometimes I literally work here for 6-8 hours so luckily they have snacks like nuts, cheeses and gluten free breads and granola bars. It is full of artisan snacks and craft beers and great wines. I bought this farofa that is so good! It comes in a fancy glass jar and has rosemary, Brazil nuts, basil and some other spices. I coated a piece of dourado (I think that is Mahi Mahi) with it and baked it and it turned out so yummy! The manager is really helpful. He is always getting new snacks in and has picked up on the types of things I like so every time I go in, he suggests new products. He also speaks English. Though, now I am fluent enough and we speak in Portuguese. The ONLY downfall of this place is that they literally play the same CD of 12 tracks over and over and over and over. In the year that I have gone there, it has NEVER changed. Thus, I bring headphones and play my own music.

It is very "Ipanema". A fusion of high quality gourmet products, a great selection of wines and…read morebeers and an addition of a very special food truck every Saturday, offering a mouthwatering pork sandwich. That is the time that I like most. The ambience is great with few outside tables and people gathering to talk, eat, drink and have fun. A very positive atmosphere. The sandwich itself costs 20 reais and it is delicious (ask for the "special" sauce). You can buy special beers or wine by the glass from the store. But it is not cheap after all: one imported beer and one sandwich (or a glass of wine) will end up around $50.