This is such a wonderful place, terrific chicken torte, cakes and snacks. I like their almond…read morecroissant and pain-au-chocolat. It's a really calm and friendly place to stop in for a coffee, as Zoraide is a wonderful and warm person.

This place was sooo amazing!! Zoraide is wonderful and extremely caring, she makes you feel right…read moreat home! I had the torta de banana c/ sorvete and it was HEAVEN. Highly recommended, encourage it to everyone that comes to São Paulo

Great little brigadeiro shop in a calm and quiet location. Lots of options and sizes to chose from…read more They also have coffee and cappuccino.

This was the third and final gelateria we visited... and it was pretty tasty. But even though the…read morequeue was longer here we actually thought the other two shops we visited were a tad better in terms of flavor and quality. But they still make really good gelato. If you're in the neighborhood don't hesitate to try them.

Mango gelato is really good…read more I wouldn't recommend the ice cream sandwiches. They're not very flavorful, and they're served on a napkin which sticks to the ice cream.

I've been there to have breakfast, but had a big mistake. I ate a pastel which 17 reais, but I just…read moreunderstood, dont eat a pastel or a tapioca outside of feira :) . Because It's 5 reais and much delicious. About chez mom go there and only eat desserts and maybe other things, but not tapioca. It really doesnt worth for 17. Maybe It was my fault to expect sth different from their tapioaca :) Foreigner learns ;)

The Australian pie here is a "must try", filled with beef and delicious gravy. It's worth the…read moreprice; we keep returning here for it. We've bought a couple of the large size to take to a party, which was a big hit. The coffees are well made and the quiches are tasty as well. The red velvet cake is a rare find in this city, but I actually prefer their cheesecake.

Oh to wake up every day to a house like this filled with cheery knick-knacks and the smell of…read morebaking. A cross between craft shop and farmhouse kitchen, Lá da Venda is a lovingly-curated treasure trove where hams and cheeses hang from the ceiling alongside baskets, hammocks and multi-coloured crochet rugs, while tea towels, knitted dolls, wooden toys and clay pots cram the shelves. Pop by for coffee and one of chef Heloisa Bacellar's award-winning pães de queijo. Or for something more substantial, cop a spot outside or in the interior courtyard and linger over the daily-changing lunch menu.

Cosy place, in the middle of the Batman district! Organic food, i really recommend…read more Staff very welcoming and attentive