The crema cafe and the chocolate panetone were delicious. The panetone is super soft and chocolatey…read moreand the cafe had a milkshake consistency with a dulce de leite taste.

This is the one the best ice cream shops and fast growing franchise in Sao Paulo. They have a good…read moremix of flavors, usually R$10 per a cone or cup with 3 of them, not too much big to get you feeling full, not too few, but just right amount. A part of ice cream, that's a coffee shop and you can take out boxes for home if I am not wrong.

Ice cream, you scream! Ice cream has always been a big deal in São Paulo, but Bacio di Latte makes…read moreit even upper scale than your mom's ice cream parlor. Fancy flavors, impeccably clean, uber polite staff. Ice cream is very very smooth, this is the place to be seen! Why 3 starts? Flavors are not creative enough.

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.

This coffee shop has the character and ambiance of a true coffee shop. I had a double espresso and…read morea banoffe. The banoffe was very tasty and complimented my espresso. Prazeres da Gula is a great place to relax and savor a cup of coffee with a tasty sweet.

Not sure if it was a miscommunication that a cappuccino came with an extra cup of steamed milk but…read moreI was looking to have a latte anyways. Although on the receipt I believe it ended up reading like coffee with milk and not a latte or an espresso latte. It was good either way and served the Italian way with a speculoos tasting cookie and a shot of sparkiling water. A nice place to relax after a long walk with. The pannetonne selection looked great although pricey like in the US when I go to my fancy Italian market with the expensive pannetonne. So I didn't buy one. I'll wait til Christmas when they're all over

I went there one day to buy Panettone to bring back to the USA. I thought the place was very nice…read moreinside and the food that was cooking smelled so good! So, I went back the next day to have lunch. I had a ham and cheese panini sandwich and my girl had some kind of savory tort with chicken inside. It is definitely worth the stop!

Yelp Review 2025 #170:…read more This bakery in Liberdade is crowded and busy. Probably for a good reason. They have good pastries and other baked goods. Cookies, doughnuts, croissant rolls (ala Lafayette supreme croissants) which they call New York rolls, cakes, crepe cakes, macarons, sandwiches, canneles, doughnuts, brownies, chocolates, brigadeiro, matcha and yuzu goodies, soft serve ice cream and coffee. Once you walk in, grab a number from a gentleman by the door. It was super packed when I came here in the afternoon. I'm not going to lie, I was very overwhelmed by the crowd and checking out what they have. I grabbed a pistachio croissant roll and forgot to get what I really came here for: brigadeiro. Return your number to the same gentleman at the door before leaving. Their treats are cute and delicious. I was able to take a bite of the croissant roll before somebody bumped me and my croissant roll dropped to ground! Based on that one bite, it was pretty flaky and buttery and a good flavor of pistachio. I suggest coming here as soon as they open to avoid the crowd.

The Kabocha savory cake had a Cold meat inside. The Earl Gray dessert had a filling that was too…read moresweet. The Strawberry coffee was horrible, very watery (like tea). Everything was expensive and not worth the waiting (very crowded)

They have a lot of fruity gelatos. The watermelon and red fruit gelatos were delicious…read more The pineapple ginger ice cream is a little spicy. They serve a delicious chocolate waffle cookie with their affogatos. Cafe-lime gelato in the affogato was very unusual, but delicious. They have hand sanitizer which is useful

Fantastic! The most delicious and inventive flavors of gelato that I've ever tasted. The best was…read morethe Rose white chocolate and the chocolate passion fruit with cacao nibs. Omg! And the place is adorable.

I didn't walk into Bacio di Latte with high hopes. Sure, it looked nice enough from the outside but…read morenever did I expect I was going to discover really great gelato here, much less the best gelato I'd sampled outside of Rome. My go to gelato order always consists of yogurt plus a fruit flavor or a chocolate flavor. But many gelato shops don't even produce yogurt so the moment I spotted it here I was excited. I chose yogurt and raspberry but only after sampling a bunch of other flavors - I mean, they have five different types of chocolate alone! (Thankfully, the folks scooping the gelato are patient with non-Portuguese speakers who can't make up their minds!) We were slightly confused by the payment order on our first visit, so you know: Pay for your scoops first, then select your flavors (people who handle the money don't handle the gelato). Bacio di Latte has several locations in São Paulo. If I were you, I'd try and visit them all!

I was hesitant to try it. After 5 weeks in SP, and only because there was no queue, i went in. It…read morewas good, not great, but better than good. Lots of choco flavors. Was hoping for more variety, but mostly your usual suspects of gelato flavors. Be warned, it is pricy! Seriously, a medium cup for $5.50 / reis 11! I was just in rome and a similar size at a really good gelateria was €2-3. Oh well, it is in Brazil after all.