These ice cream bars/popsicles are not to be missed! This is a Brazilian chain and there are…read moreseveral locations throughout São Paulo, all serving up a Brazilian take on Mexican paletas. You can order any number of flavors with different fillings and the bars are HUGE. I chose classic coconut, which is my favorite paleta flavor of all time, and this did not disappoint. Luxuriously creamy with bits of shredded coconut, I was instantly sad that eating only this for three meals a day would not be ideal for my health. Next time I want to try the passion fruit with condensed milk filling. Los Paleteros is a little pricey for Brazil, but definitely worth checking out if you come across one while roaming this vast and beautiful country.

I did not go, but Mariana came and brought us little hairpins to try. I found it a little "yellow",…read morea little too "holy". I left in the refrigerator for two days, I froze for another 2 days. Monday, I gave her a piece of toast and the little thump that was Santa, it was crunchy on the outside, creamy on the inside and divinely "DELICIOUS!" "I have not been!"

Not sure if it was a miscommunication that a cappuccino came with an extra cup of steamed milk but…read moreI was looking to have a latte anyways. Although on the receipt I believe it ended up reading like coffee with milk and not a latte or an espresso latte. It was good either way and served the Italian way with a speculoos tasting cookie and a shot of sparkiling water. A nice place to relax after a long walk with. The pannetonne selection looked great although pricey like in the US when I go to my fancy Italian market with the expensive pannetonne. So I didn't buy one. I'll wait til Christmas when they're all over

I went there one day to buy Panettone to bring back to the USA. I thought the place was very nice…read moreinside and the food that was cooking smelled so good! So, I went back the next day to have lunch. I had a ham and cheese panini sandwich and my girl had some kind of savory tort with chicken inside. It is definitely worth the stop!

I adore Ben & Jerry's ice cream and you can smell the fabulous aroma of waffle cones as soon as you…read morewalk into the mall. There was a line of customers out the door. Obviously, the locals are also fans of the American company Ben & Jerry's, headquartered in Vermont, that sells ice cream, sorbet, and frozen yogurt. The store is open on Sunday. All of the favorite flavors are offered in the shop. Don't forget free cone day is April 4th. www.benandjerry.com.br