Stopped by here in transit to the airport. Cool atmosphere, great coffee and sandwiches, friendly…read morestaff.

Great coffee and the service is quick, there is some varieties of coffee to chose from. The prices…read moreare reasonable. But would have liked better options to eat in the place. A hip looking place that attracts the local hipster crowd which depending on what you want might not be the place to be.

WHAT A PLACE!!!! Best croissants, all kinds were wonderful, best chocolate eclair with port wine!…read moreTo die for! The serves were super friendly, the ambiance is a trendy French place more like a boulangerie, very clean, smells like sweet French vanilla cinnamon bread, in another words if you are not hungry once you get you will be! Very inviting! When in Higienópolis, which is this family warm neighborhood, don't miss this spot

Nice cafe/bakery with lots of other typical breakfast options like Benedict, avo toast, omelettes,…read moreeggs, etc etc. The is in a nice area and looks trendy and popular. The cappuccino was fantastic. The avocado toast was good as was the salmon Benedict. They were good but nothing amazing. The service was fast and friendly and the playlist was classic rock (which I loved). It was pretty hot inside which we have found to be the norm here is SP. If I lived here I'd definitely go back to try their fresh baked goods, they looked and smelled amazing.

Good food, cold beer and a turntable that you can use to listen to the records that are also on…read moresale. And to top it all: very reasonable prices in a city that most of the time you pay high to get very low quality stuff. Simplicity is the charm here. The menu is on the wall, but make sure to ask about the dish of the day, which is normally rice based. If you are seated in the counter, you will see Thalita Barros (owner and chef) carefully preparing the dishes with a big smile on her face. Comfort food for your stomach and your soul. Small criticism for not giving 5 stars: waiters do not take note of all orders and paying your bill can be a trouble sometimes...

We fell in love with this cafe !! Everything about it was awesome. It looked like we had gone back…read morein time. Everything looked delicious. We stoped in just because it looked cool. My husband and my friend Max had the bourbon milkshake and a slice of what looked like cheesecake but better. I had a classic cappuccino and had to have food togo because it looked so yummy !

If you find yourself out of breath on a walking tour of downtown Sao Paolo, the charming art deco…read moreCafe Girondino is a great place to stop off for an afternoon coffee and rest your feet. It's in a great location at the corner of Cathedral Square and Rua XV de Novembre. I can only imagine what it must have been like to be here in the early 20th century when the old cable cars would rattle along the street and the Paulista Boys would smoke cigars and drink their specialty coffees. Next time I am in the area I will come for lunch.

I have a thing for coffee...and Beluga definitely got me good…read more Located in Vila Buarque region, this clean, minimalist coffee shop certainly serves some of the best coffee in the city and to go with the coffee the bagels and the chocolate cookies are so damn good ! I have been there twice and tried different parties of coffee - both times made using Aeropress, and each time the coffee was excellent - besides the flavors, the temperature they serve it is comfortable and their presentation is clean. Beluga has certainly got me drinking my coffee in clear glasses instead of the traditional coffee mugs. The place is small, white tables, basic seating facilities and free wi-fi - you do see a lot of MacBooks flipped open with people talking in hushed tones or just tapping away at their keyboards. The background music is pleasant. I really like the service here, the baristas know that they are doing and they are quite polite, there is no service fee on the sales - the service and the ambience along with the great coffee makes me want to go back.

New hipster-modern-trendy coffee shop in town located in the architecture offices neighborhood…read morewhere new restaurants and cafes are opening, leaving the expensive Jardins and the crowded Vila Madalena areas. What can you expect by that? Something you will not find at any Starbucks as an experience. Food options are basically small bites to enjoy while having a sip of coffee extracted by using different techniques. They also sell HARIO appliances for brewing your own coffee back home and have your barista moment. Oh! And they have a range of labels of craft beers for those that are not into coffee.

I've been to other Brazilian steak houses but nothing like this place. It's always nice when you…read morecan experience authentic cuisine. The rules are the same red means no more meat, green means bring it on. Of course the salad and sushi bars are designed to fill your tank before the meat comes. DON'T DO IT!!!!! Save space for the meat. That's why you come to a Brazilian steak house. We were a party of one hundred so hats off for serving all of us and the normal patrons. Most of the meat was tender, juicy and well seasoned. Occasionally, I had a dry piece but that was the exception not the rule. The wait staff was super friendly and did there very best serving a bunch of gringos who don't speak Portuguese. The desert platter was pretty yummy as well with all kinds of options pictured below. Exciting atmosphere and fun place to eat.

This place is a hidden gem! The rodizio is BRL 79.99 per person. The quality of the meat here is…read morecomparable, and in some cases better than the Fogo de Chaos and Vento Harraganos of São Paulo. Highly recommended! The service is wonderful and the wait staff pays great attention the customers needs.