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    Cafe de Casa

    4.5 (718 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Delicious pastries, can't wait to try!
    Jennifer O.

    Another "Too Good To Go" find- and it was amazing, I want to return. First, this Brazilian cafe has the most beautiful sandwiches at incredible prices. I can't think of a spot where you can get a basic sandwich for $10 muchless these cheese bread sandwich beauties with salmon, Brazilian cream cheese, dried beef and shredded mozzarella or tomato, mozzarella and avocado. Or with Prosciutto di Parma, arugula, ricotta and fig jam. Ok, that'll cost you a bit more at $15 but you catch the drift. We received for our TGTG bag a box of three enormous savory and sweet pastries. One was filled with shrimp, another was a cinnamon sugar and the third disappeared so fast I just heard a mumbled "It's really good!" (thumbs up). Coffees, açaí bowls, crepes and delicious juice drinks, we need to return for a proper sit-down experience. Three locations at Fisherman's Wharf (Beach Street), Castro (17th Street) and South San Francisco. Service was very kind, it's an ideal spot to slow everything down and enjoy good food. Obrigado!

    Cappuccino (8oz.) Brigadeiro COFFEE
    Ruchi B.

    Love the cafe. Bumped into it while roaming on Fisherman's Wharf, very close to Ghirardelli Square. A Brazilian coffee shop offering pastries, desserts and coffees from Brazil. They have Caramel Flan, Brigadeiros, Cheese bread and various other brazilian faves. They also serve a Brigadeiro coffee which I ordered. It was cappuccino served in chocolate/condensed milk laced cup. So for sweet coffee lovers just a stir would do the magic. They serve it both hot and iced. The interiors are roomy and decorated with real plants all over the cafe. Loved the seating and menu choices. Must try when there.

    Cheese Waffles
    Jeremy S.

    Awesome little Brazilian cafe located right in the heart of SF. Having been to this place several dozen times at this point, the vibes are super chill and the menu is plentiful. Nice little getaway from the craziness of the city.

    Cafe Bombon (4oz) (espresso sized)
    Francie M.

    I was looking for lunch options before a fleet week boat cruise but the area is pretty touristy. Not this place, it was gorgeous and delicious! There was a pretty long line at noon on a Saturday but it was moving at a decent clip. I ordered: - the cafe bombon drink: STIR BEFORE DRINKING. Otherwise the first sip will be bitter espresso, but the brigadeiro sauce is at the bottom which gives it the perfect bitter sweet balance - cheese waffles with brigadeiro (chocolate sauce) and doce de leite (a less sweet variation of dulche de leche). The "cheese" wasn't too savory and contrasted nicely with the sweet thick sauces. I may or may not have eaten the remainder of the sauces with my knife after I finished the waffles and these are gluten free! I need to come back to try the GF crepes and sandwhiches. Logistics: - indoor seating only - limited street parking nearby but several paid garages nearby - gluten free options in entrees (not pastries)

    PDQ Ham and Cheese, green juice
    Eva H.

    Absolutely loved this place! Great cafe close to Russian Hill/Fisherman's Wharf. I appreciated how organized they were with respect to ordering in person vs doing online pickup, especially on busier weekends. Prices were pretty reasonable. $10.50 for a large green juice that's fresh made was solid! I also tried. - Coxinha - objectively good, maybe not for me; if you aren't normally a fan of creamy pulled chicken, don't feel pressured to get this... - PDQ ham and cheese sandwich - simple but delicious - Enroladinho de Queijo - coconut bread stuffed with mozzarella cheese. This was my favorite! I love sweet and savory things. Altogether a great, spacious location to grab a drink and pastry in the morning.

    POV- Pistachio Outer View
    Juan V.

    In San Francisco you can enjoy the taste of Brazil while on a Beach ( not El Rio but Beach street in SF) . This place use to be a TGI Fridays(the stories) .Inside it feels like to you stepped into an urban amazon jungle as you stepped out of the concrete tourist trap jungle in SF. There are lots of plants inside to give it a natural ambience. This place has a little resemblance of the former Rainforest Cafe at the Wharf without the bells and whistles and minus the theatrics .You see and meet lots of tourist inside and some asking for drink and food recommendations in SF. The Cafe de Casa serves Brazilian classics like Pão de Queijo (Portuguese for cheese bread )and the Açaí with berries along with some empanadas. I usually enjoy trying the BBL (Brazilian Brigadeiro Latte). I tried the latest offering which is a hybrid of Dubai Chocolate and BBL (Brazilian Brigadiero Latte )and it's called the Dubai Brigadeiro Latte. The drink was not too sweet and chilled on ice. The drink also had the Dubai chocolate with pistachios on the rim on cup like a Margarita has salt on the rim. It was a pleasant surprise it was refreshing and gave me a jolt. The Casa de Cafe is an oasis if you want to have a personal reading session, study session, work session, or a squad yap session. After going to Pier 39 for the 7D ride for a "thrill"and lunch at the tourist trap called the Wipe out Bar and "Grill" I headed to the Beach ( street) across from Buena Vista Cafe a few blocks from "Russian Hill" for a taste of "Brazil" Casa de Cafe ( House of Coffee) where Chimichurri sauce "will spill" on empanadas with a "shrimp fill" while enjoying a "BBL" ( Brazilian Brigadero Latte) and the Dubai Brigadeiro Latte is so refreshing you want a " refill"

    Coxinha, Sertaneja
    Elle K.

    It's not every day that I see a traditional Brazilian tapioca on the menu! I was so excited to try and the tapioca did not disappoint. I think they may have made the cassava crepe before and assembled it because it didn't seem made to order. I could totally be wrong but it was a ~little~ hard. Coxinha was excellent! Brigadeiros were delicious. Long line that moved quickly and friendly staff :) Next time I am in San Fran I will most likely go back. Very cute atmosphere, must say.

    L'Avelã (back) & Enroladinho de Queijo (front). $9.05 & $6.65, respectively. A bit pricey, but fresh!
    John N.

    Cute cafe with tasty pasties & coffee. I tried the "Enroladinho de Queijo" (coconut bread with mozzarella) and "L'Avelã" (cappuccino made with Nutella). The bread was served warm and was fresh. The coffee was ok, could have been a touch stronger, but the Nutella made for a unique flavor combination. Total came to $17, which i think is a touch on the pricey side, but the location is also in a very touristy area, so it's understandable. Great space to work or hang out for a few hours, very open floor plan and spacious, comfortable seating.

    Carla K.

    The acai bowl is fresh and pretty. There were so many people in line but it was organized and easy to navigate. The employees were managing the crowds well and very attentive and respectful. The seating is very comfortable and the area is spacious and modern. It's a great place to meet up with friends to enjoy Brazilian pastries and brunch.

    Pretty inside!
    AmberAyame T.

    So fun and cute inside. Very clean restrooms and service is friendly and helpful. The drinks are interesting and delicious. Both juice and coffee drinks are really good and reasonably priced. We really enjoy the food here as well. Highly recommend, can find us here often. A nice place to grab food and/or beverages and relax. I like all of the healthy, vegetarian friendly items as well.

    Not clean  Feels like ikea

    Trash Feels like ikea Overrated and crowded long line People work here look not professional

    Salgados
    Raphael S.

    Ótimo café para lembrar o sabor do Brasil. O suco estava delicioso, e os salgados são incrivelmente saborosos e muito bem preparados, beirando a perfeição. Só não levará 5 porque o café parecia um chá de tão fraco que estava, e os atendentes não foram receptivos e demonstraram mau humor. Great café that brings back the taste of Brazil. The juice was delicious, and the savory pastries are incredibly flavorful and very well prepared, almost perfect. It doesn't get 5 only because the coffee was so weak it tasted like tea, and the staff was not very welcoming and seemed to be in a bad mood.

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    Thaybeth M.

    Had been wanting to try the coffee from this spot for a few years now and finally got to go. Visited a Saturday around 3PM and although there were a few folks around there were plenty of open tables. During the week it's a nice spot to work and grab a coffee and food, although they do have a 75-minute max screen time policy, so keep an eye on that when planning to visit with that intent. During the weekend they don't allow screen time (unsure if only a few tables or all of them). It's a pretty chill spot. I ordered a latte. It was very good and not very acidic. I really liked it! Overall, I would 100% revisit this spot to try their dulce de leche iced latte and cappuccino (which is my go-to coffee drink), and their pastries which looked very tasty too!

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    Fogo de Chão

    Fogo de Chão

    4.2(3.2k reviews)
    1.9 miSoMa, Financial District
    $$$$

    I celebrated my graduation this past weekend we could hear at this beautiful restaurant. The food…read morehere is always amazing. I always come here for special occasions and the service is top-tier. I tried also their lychee and peach Bellini, which was really good. And what a better way to run into a warrior player at the restaurant, which was really cool as well to put on top of my graduation.

    My family and I have visited the San Francisco location several times over the years and have…read morealways enjoyed the experience. Unfortunately, our visit last Sunday was extremely disappointing. Two of us came for brunch at 1:00 PM. Upon arrival, we were seated at a table directly next to the salad bar. We politely asked if we could move to a quieter table, as the restaurant appeared to be at least half empty. The hostess eventually reseated us, but her attitude made us feel like we were inconveniencing her simply by asking. After being seated, we waited more than 10 minutes before our server came to our table. Once we placed our order and went to the salad bar, our water and bread did not arrive until about 15 minutes later. While that delay was not a major issue, the service only got worse from there. During the entire 1.5-2 hours we spent at the restaurant, our server came to our table only once, and that was to bring mashed potatoes. Unfortunately, the potatoes contained hard, undercooked chunks. We had to ask another server for a replacement, but the second serving was also undercooked. I don't know whether it was because of our table location or some other reason, but we barely saw any of the meat servers. Someone stopped by our table no more than five times throughout the entire meal. It's actually surprising to say that we left Fogo de Chão hungry. At the end of the meal, we waited more than 20 minutes for the check after asking another server for assistance because our own server never returned. When my wife politely followed up, the server simply held up a finger to indicate that she should wait. This visit completely ruined our day. We have always loved dining at Fogo de Chão because it felt like a special experience, but this was one of the worst restaurant experiences we have had in a long time. Between the poor service, undercooked food, lack of attention, and dismissive attitude from staff, we left extremely disappointed.

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    The Brazilian Spot - Favela Acai Bowl

    The Brazilian Spot

    4.3(125 reviews)
    3.7 miMission
    $$

    I came here on a Sunday with my girlfriend and I went to get an açai bowl and it was really really…read morereally yummy. The only thing about this restaurant. It was super hot in here so I think they need an AC. Service was fast and reliable and the lady was super nice and everything I couldn't eat granola bars cause I got my Root Canal done so I asked her to exchange it for more bananas and shit they did so that's a plus point for me. I will definitely come back here again and the service is really fast. Thanks for listening.

    Been looking for a good pão de queijo ever since the small, Brazilian cafe on Balboa Ave in the…read moreOuter Richmond closed several years ago. I think Cafe de Casa also used to make them, but I haven't been in a couple of years. The Brazilian Spot offers açaí bowls, baked goods, and juices on the menu, as well has a small, hot buffet-style section where I think you pay by weight. There's also shelves of imported, Brazilian grocery items on the left wall, which is pretty cool if you're looking for more specialized goods that aren't typically available in your regular grocery store. There's a handful of tables and chairs, but not a lot of seating otherwise. The pão de queijo was still warm in the bag when we picked them up. Their version was too salty and dense for my taste; the pão de queijo of my memories from that spot on Balboa Ave was bouncier and airier than The Brazilian Spot's (they also had fun flavors like guava). If I *really* get a hankering for pão de queijo again, I might come back, but otherwise, the search continues.

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    The Brazilian Spot - Instagrammable wall

    Instagrammable wall

    The Brazilian Spot - Pure açaí bowl!

    Pure açaí bowl!

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    Lolinda

    Lolinda

    4.2(2.6k reviews)
    3.4 miMission
    $$$

    Second time here, and no complaints. The atmosphere is dim, moody, great for date night or a group…read morecelebration. Food was amazing, we got the croquetas, asado mixto, guacho, papas, and ceviche. The steak was tender and everything was well seasoned. Solid across the board. We had reservations since it was a big group, when we walked in we got seated right away, attentive servers, smooth from start to finish.

    We made a reservation ahead of time for a group of 3, but were able to change it to 5 later on. We…read morewere seated at the booth and the seating was fine for conversation, but this booth was facing another booth, which made us feel a bit awkward. I would recommend requesting for one of their tables instead. The restaurant has very dim lighting, but you can still appreciate the beautiful interior/decor. The servers are extremely nice and gave great descriptions + recommendations. We ordered the ceviche de pescado, artichoke, pulpo, croquetas, roasted cauliflower, yuca fries, Ojo de bife - ribeye steak, Bife con papas, and gaucho. The ceviche was everyone's favorite appetizer, with fried corn was unique and balanced out the acidity of the ceviche. The yuca fries and cauliflower were basic dishes that I wouldn't order again for the price. The artichoke was a bit of a disappointment as it was more difficult to eat than expected. The char on the artichoke was a bit too overpowering as well. The main dishes were great! All the beef was done to perfection and melted in your mouth. The fries that come with the bife con papas were extremely flavorful and had a good crisp that made it very addicting. For dessert, we ordered the churros, apples crostata, and chocolate cake. The churros themselves were average, but the side caramel and chocolate sauces were surprisingly not overly sweet. The chocolate cake was decadent and moist -- would recommend if you like a dense cake. The apples crostata had great flavor from the apples and the sweetness from the apples were nice with the ice cream on top. Personally, I would just get the chocolate cake again.

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    Inside from waiting area

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    Vaulin's TapRoom Wine Restaurant - Filet de casa

    Vaulin's TapRoom Wine Restaurant

    4.4(24 reviews)
    2.5 miSoMa

    This restaurant recently opened. It's spotless, and the staff is friendly. I came in for a late…read morelunch for 2, and we had: - drunk shrimp and chicken croquette for appetizers - chicken heart kabob and beef kabob plates This is my first time eating at a Brazilian restaurant, I've never been to Fogo de Chao, and this place seemed pretty authentic. The dishes were between $15 - $20, and the kabob plates allowed you to select two sides from 3 selections (yucca flour, yucca stew, and beans). I've had yucca, but not in flour or stew form. I thought the stew would be a soup, but it was a steamed piece of yucca, which was not bad. I learned what it was after ordering it. Also, yucca flour is literal flour that is in a small ramekin that you would sprinkle on all your other food items. I am pointing this out to anyone who is a first-timer at a Brazilian restaurant. I experienced, got schooled, and passing the knowledge to you. As the previous reviewer said, the pot of chili in oil on the table is fire, so eat in moderation. It has fantastic flavor but is very, very spicy. All the dishes were unique and tasty except for the beef kabob, which was overcooked steak on a stick.

    Camarao International!…read more The Perfect Dish for Cheese & Seafood Lovers! The Best Cheesy Shrimp Rice Pot! Like Chicken Pot Pie, But Brazilian Version! I was honestly surprised and blown away by this dish because I changed my order a few times! Most of the menu is in Portuguese with barely any English! I couldn't read the names of most of dishes, but thank god for Google Translate! So I wasn't sure what I was ordering.... This was the perfect dish in terms of flavor, taste, texture, and quality! It has all my favorite elements! Crispy Mini Fries, Juicy Succulent Shrimp, Cheesy Rice with Ham & Peas! The Fresh Acerola (Brazilian Cherry) Juice was also a little bit sweet and tangy! New type of juice I tried for the first time! Definitely coming back to try the Picanha aka Queen of Steaks (Top Sirloin Cap Steak) and other tasty dishes on the menu! Overall 5 outta 5 for food, taste, quality, service, and ambiance! If you want a great dinner restaurant with wine or a delicious lunch with a beer, this is the spot!

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    Show de Carnes - Great food and service . All the meat was hot and cooked to perfection.   Felipe  the manager  was marvelous.

    Show de Carnes

    4.6(1.1k reviews)
    6.7 mi
    $$$$

    I saw an Instagram ad for half off the rodizio experience on Memorial Day and had to make a…read morereservation. Matt had been talking about Brazilian steakhouse every time he saw something that reminded him remotely of Fogo de Chao, so I figured this opportunity might be of interest to him. Come to find out that the day after I make the reservation he asks if I'd be willing to go a Brazilian steakhouse for the long weekend, so I got to surprise him with the fact that I already had a reservation. I'm not the biggest fan of Fogo de Chao based on my prior experiences there. I do believe that I have been to a Show de Carnes location before and had another great experience, but also Show de Carnes's Memorial Day promotion was slightly better than Fogo's and I much preferred that their location was outside of the city even if on the other side of the bridge. I did have to call the morning of to delay our reservation slightly, but it was taken care of for us without hassle. We even got seated closer to the original reservation time when we ended up running early. There isn't much space to wait in the front lobby area especially on a packed night, but everything looks very upscale from the wine bottles on the wall to the crystals above the self-serve side buffet. As far as mandatory meats, I have a couple of personal rules when it comes to Brazilian steakhouse, including go light on the sides and only go for the beef. Picanha is my favorite, extra rare too, so I made myself a whole pincanha meat salad while probably giving the guy cutting the meat a good scare. The grilled pineapple is also a must, followed by the cheese and honey. Matt got a lot more variety but it takes a while for the guys to come around with meat that has already been sliced up some so I can get to the parts that I like. We got a papaya cream and passion fruit mousse for dessert, which we probably really didn't need but enjoyed thoroughly as we are both dessert people. As it was a busy night, it was not too easy to flag a server down. I saw picanhas skip our table left and right so I'm not sure there's an established route for them to bring the meat around. The staff did seem to work together with great teamwork, and someone always stopped by to make sure we had more water and our choice of sides. I would definitely go back and recommend it to anyone that is a protein or all you can eat fan. The regular price per person is definitely steep in my humble opinion, but if you can catch a promo it'll be a great time. Also, don't choose between still or sparkling, ask for tap. I will not be getting got again next time.

    Terrific restaurant for carnivores with a constant parade of grilled sirloin, pork ribs, filet…read moremignon, lamb chops, shrimp, chicken, sausage and pineapple. The cold buffet has sushi, salads of every kind, endives, rice, beans, beef stroganoff, charcuterie, fruit and cheeses including a large wheel of Parmesan. A lively Sunday afternoon crowd of happy people, celebrating birthdays, date day, family time, friends get together. An impressive variety of delicious and well prepared food, friendly staff and nice decor make for a very pleasant afternoon. My son and daughter and I had a great time! Come hungry as this is an all you can eat establishment. You do get what you pay for. You will not be disappointed!

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    Show de Carnes - "Salad bar"; but much more; had sushi, shrimp, fruit and much more.

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    "Salad bar"; but much more; had sushi, shrimp, fruit and much more.

    BOTO Restaurant & Bar

    BOTO Restaurant & Bar

    4.3(27 reviews)
    0.8 miMarina/Cow Hollow

    The Marina, a popular hub for SF's tech bros, is no stranger to bar cuisine and other late-ish…read morenight bites, so it's no surprise that a Brazilian tapas/cocktail bar would find a home here. My party of 3 dined here on a Saturday for a little girls night and snagged a reservation on short notice (just a day prior). Honestly, the experience was underwhelming. We ordered a pao de queijo to start with two entrees to share. The pao de queijo, coming with just three measly balls, was dense, dry, and far from worth the hefty $8 price tag. The pao de queijo at Fogo De Chao is far superior which is not saying much, but at the very least, the famed Brazilian BBQ restaurant chain offers their bread gratis. The two entrees we ordered were the seafood stew and half rotisserie chicken. I'll admit the chicken was wonderfully cooked with every morsel succulent and juicy. But, the bed of rice was a tad too overcooked and the scant vegetables left the cohesive whole disappointing. Again, the seafood stew was underwhelming and the pilaf-esque rice seemed to make up the bulk of the "stew." I'm not sure if I'd dub seafood atop an oz or two of gravy as stew but perhaps stew is a subjective term.

    Refreshing and creative cocktails, delicious brazilian bites and lively bossanova tunes on a serene…read morerooftop with lush plants! We were there on a Friday afternoon and our bartender Jaques took great care of us making us feel welcomed. We ordered the pao de quiejo, which had a crispy crust and cheese gooey center as well as the beef kibbeh as our appetizers. Both hit the spot just right with our drinks. Will love to come back for a full dinner service as their menu was really fun and even included vegan items.

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