This café was one of only a few that was allowed to be open in Rio's Galeão (GIG) Airport when we…read morewere here. I've eaten at other locations and their coffees and pão de queijo (cheese bread) are consistent. It's a good choice if you want a snack and a coffee or cappuccino before a flight.

As usual, can't go wrong with a cappuccino and a pão filled with dulce de leite. They even put a…read morelittle bit of cinnamon in my cappuccino which was delicious. Great place for a little pre-boarding snack.

It is a little kiosk in the rio de janeiro international airport, this brand used to be big back in…read morethe day with many restaurants all over the city. They had great food and amazing coffe. Safely over time and because brazil is usually in some sort of financial crisis they were forced to downsize by a whole lot. Now they are reduced to some kiosks in strategic points of the city. The food era of this brand seems to be over for now but the coffee they serve is still on point. If you traveling back from brazil from the rio de janeiro international airport you should definetly have a cup of coffe at the palheta kiosk and try their cheese bread on the side. They have some tables around the kiosk so you and your friends can sit and enjoy your coffe. Best of all they serve the coffe in real mugs not the paper or plastic cups you are so used to receive from the large American coffe companies out there.

Stopped by for breakfast at 730A. We decided to sit in. Were given 2 menus with options to choose…read moreitems from. Kind of confusing, because our waiter was telling us we could get some things and not others. Bathroom directly in this area also. Food was fine

Took a while to get served but it was crowded in the restaurant. Food was okay. They take priority…read morepass customers. Menu was altered. It would have been nice to order something from the regular menu with the priority pass. Pass on the caipirinha ... wasn't that great.

A nice little cafe on land side of Terminal 1, next to the checkin area. It has some decent coffee…read moreand more variety than in other coffee places nearby, not to mention the typical Brazilian desserts. Speaking English could present a few problems, despite it being an international airport. Fortunately they deviate from the traditional "cafezinho" and "café com leite" with more options - latte, capuccino, americano, etc - making it worth stopping by if you need a bit of caffeine. But do expect to pay airport prices. Another noteworthy info is that they have recharging stations (albeit with the tradition 3-pin Brazilian plug) but no wifi - although you can use the airports free wifi.

Perfect place to rest your feet after a long day of shopping. This place gets quite crowded, so…read moreit's a popular place to take a break or get a midday snack. Usually the small brownie is enough chocolate for me, but this time I tried the milkshake since something cold sounded perfect for the summer heat. The brigadeiro shake was just as sweet, with plenty of chocolate but in a cold delicious liquid form. Make sure you get some water to wash it down! I also tried the pão de queijo and they were surprisingly good! They were made fresh and hot. So far we've tried several Brownerias and they have held up consistency, definitely an expected trait in chain stores.

I love this place. We have only been to the one here in Nova America, but it might be my favorite…read morechain cafes. As you can tell by the name, the specialty is brownies and they have a big selection. Today we were feeling hot from Rio summer so we opted for a brigadeiro milkshake, which was delicious. We also tried out the pão de queijo, and even though it wasn't bad, I think I'll stick with the brownies next time. In the past I have gotten the Little Brownie and it makes a perfect snack. You pick the brownie of your choice and it also comes with a scoop of ice cream. Even the coffee is good here, so you really can't go wrong. If you're looking for a snack break and one of these is in your area, check it out.

What a unique place, just an open space at the end of a hall after taking the escalator up one…read moreflight with an open air balcony and a couple padded benches to sit. There's two stands, one for espresso and another for cappuccino with a sink for washing dishes. One table offers either brown or white sugar containers and spoons for stirring your sugar. Another table has baskets for money, paying (as much or as little as you see fit) and counters so they have a loose estimate of how many people ordered espressos and cappuccinos. This open, exposed, honest business is so novel. There's a level of trust, that people will pay adequately for the services rendered, that's commendable and refreshing. Needless to say, the coffee is excellent and their reputation has grown to make it a busy and popular place. They even offer coffee for sale, should you wish to take some home with you.

Best coffee in Rio! Wonderful staff who are truly passionate and knowledgeable about coffee, high…read morequality beans sourced from local small producers, delicious drinks. Highly recommended!!