Staff at this location was super friendly/accommodating and kindly shared the Wi-Fi password as…read morefast as they could. Both my pao de queijo (slightly cheaper than its counterpart at Casa Do Pao de Queijo if you, like me, tend to compare prices at airports) and cafe latte with almond milk were pretty good and tasted like comfort food. The only thing that I think it is worth mentioning is that the latte tasted a lot more like warm almond milk with some foam and some coffee than a latte (or maybe it was just me after not having a latte in a long time).

This was a quick little breakfast stop for me. They have a nice array of breakfast items, including…read moremeat empanadas and chicken croissants, and the usual sweet items you'd expect to find in Brazil. I had the croissant and it was fine. Service was pretty quick, especially given the growing line. They also have Stroopwafels, which, if you haven't had one, are these great waffle-style cookies with caramel. It's not even 5 AM yet and this cookie will give me the energy spike I need for my flight!

Convenient spot for coffee and cheesy bread between flight connections. The pao de queijo is warm…read moreand cheesy (better than the fare at Viena), and the service is cordial. The complimentary chocolate was a nice touch. Plenty of seating space, so it is easier to maintain social distancing. Window-side tables are nice; I am able to watch planes getting loaded and unloaded as I sip my coffee.

Whilst the products are good the service is inadequate. You buy a R$14,00 cappuccino which doesn't…read moreeven have the right saucer. The cup spills, and the waitresses just says they don't have any saucers that are the right size for the cup. This place needs to have their employees better trained and have the correct cutlery available.

Friendly service and we got lucky and secured the couch and cozy chairs. The caipirinha's were…read moreactually very tasty and they advertise the second one at 50% off. The fries were super hot and crunchy and the only thing we ordered. Overall its a decent place to kill some time before your flight. It is on par with your typical generic airport watering hole.

The worse food EVER. They microwaved our hamburger and pizza. One person does everything; drinks,…read morefood and wait's tables. We paid R$100 for disgusting food. I felt robbed. The food needs huge improvement. Pior comida que eu já comi. Eles botaram no microondas o hamburger do me marido e a minha pizza. Uma pessoas faz tudo, drinks, comida e serve as mesas. Me senti roubada. Péssimo restaurante.

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.