Since this place is located on "United States" Street, i'm going to write this review in English…read more Galeria dos Pães is a well-known bakery in the Jardins neighbourhood that is most known for being open 24 hours a day and having a space dedicated to buffet-style, all-you-can eating for each of the three principal meals of the day. For this option, you have to go up to the second floor, where you are met with the main offerings, bread, cold cuts, dessert/sweets and drinks (juice, tea). Depending on which hour you come in, you can expect to spend almost R$40 (about 13 bucks in today's conversion rate) for the all-you-can eat. During the night session - where the main offering is soup - you can opt to take home any of the soups of the day i generally like to come here for the soup buffet late at night. Each night, they offer six different types of soups. My favourites are the canja (the Brasilian version of chicken soup) and lentilha (lentils) Outside of the buffet, you have your bread section, a market section with a selection of brand-name, imported products and the deli area. The deli area is in the middle of the shop and takes up quite a large portion of real estate. Towards the entrance on the right, there is also a little café area where you can order munchies and drinks There are a few other of these types of 24-hour padarias in São Paulo, but this one offers free parking (limited time, obvious) and is generally pretty good in terms of quality

24hrs no-nonsense place in Jardins - basically if you wanna get anything anytime and don't know…read morewhere to go...this is the place. From the great brunch to the late night buffet dinners along with that scrumptiously delicous sandwich corner - this place has it all.....it still has its old school charm and this place has a heartful of memories. Some of its caveats - slow service and prices steepier than regular 'padarias' Free valet parking (and that my dears is a great plus in Jardins) !!!

American... First time in Brasil. 3 minute walk from our ABnB.... The food is coming out fresh all…read moreday long. Nothing disappointed. Tarts were top notch, pastry similar to kolaches were amazing. Pizza looked perfect. Loved the new experience of serving. Every person who enters the door has to take a plastic item with a bar code and QR code on it. I asked for an item and an employee would get the item I asked for and scan it to my bar code issued at the door. Every item gets tallied up and you pay as you exit. After paying the plastic item with a bar code and QR code is used to let you out the exit. The atmosphere is welcoming and they were kind to my wife and I who speak no Portuguese. BONUS: they have lockers in the seating area that can be programmed with a personal code. Inside the locker is a signal USB port for charging your phone. It's a great way for Americans to let go of their phones long enough to build relationships with the Brazilians from the community. Falling in love with São Paulo and this Bakery has made it easy. Pro tip: Breakfast buffet on Sunday Mornings

Good food. They serve breakfast which is rare for Brazil. Open 24 hrs! Service was quick. They also…read morehave English on the menus for those who don't speak Portuguese.

I always say there's no reason to eat pasta at a restaurant unless the dough is freshly made. It…read moredoesn't get much fresher than artisanal pasta dough (massa) from Primo Pastifício. The place started as just a pasta shop and then started cooking up its dough for lunchtime visitors. They serve up single portions of their fresh pastas with the sauce of your choice and a generous sprinkling of Parmesan on top to eat out on the sidewalk surrounding their shop. Everything I've eaten here has been delicious, filling and generous on the portion size. The basic dishes are pretty cheap, but I definitely think it's worth upgrading to the special raviolis and sauces for a few reais extra. It has a very "eating out back with the cooks" feel that I appreciate. Sitting on benches holding your bowl of pasta on your lap has a certain casual charm, however I have to detract one star for the benches that are placed over a sometimes stinky sewer and the flimsy paper containers that sometimes burn your legs with the heat transferring through too quickly. Overall a fun place to eat lunch and great place to pick up some pre-made meals for the week.

Delicious pasta that is made in the house (ie restaurant) with great variety to choose from,…read moreincluding type of pasta, filling/accompaniments and sauce. You can also buy to take home and cook! The outdoor seating is cute and perfect for a lunch on a sunny day. The decoration is rustic and reminiscent of Italy!

The location is easy to find. It's a block from the newest Cicade Shopping Center…read more These are the Portuguese stye egg custard tarts. It's not too sweet at all and you can add cinnamon or sugar on top. It's different from the one's I've had in Macau (which has mochi underneath the custard). The pastry crust is a bit greasy, may I add. But this is perfect to go with a cup of coffee (good deal with their set)