With locations in Itaim, Jardins and Guarulhos Airport Terminal 2 Mr. Baker comes highly…read morerecommended by locals and tourists, the fact that almost every independent Bakery in Brazil can lay claim to being all-natural taken another step as everything on-site is Organic, including Coffee sourced by Silvia Magalhães. A recipient of numerous awards ever since opening, the space at Rua Pedroso Alvarenga 655 coming first and still bustling every day beginning at 07h00, it is immediately upon entering the corner door that guests are greeted by sights and smells, the dining room in back at first hidden by Bar and racks full of Pastries. Offering table service as well as grab n' go options, the latter favored by many on Monday, it was seated at the communal high-top that choices were made, a young man with good English skills warning that five items were "too much" but eventually accepting reassurance that anything not finished would be taken to go. Aware of Mr. Baker's Beans, a local award winner with the linger of buttered Toast perfect for breakfast, it was alongside a Double Espresso that dining began with an Almond Croissant, the use of infused Cream rather than ground Nuts not ideal but better than Frangipane while a follow-up of Corn Cake was simple and delicious with high moisture that saw it eat almost like Pudding. Said to use one of the oldest know starters in Brazil for their Sourdough, an items sold by the Loaf or sliced with an array of Spreads, one could not help but smile at the decadence of thickly slathered Caramel, while both Banana Cake and a Chocolate Cookie with Nuts also fared well at an all-in price of just 42 Real (around $10USD.)

The pictures says it all. They are yummy and healthy. Loved the uber healthy açaí fruit bowl and…read moreegg feta sandwich. Do not forget to check out their pastries. Mr. Baker - the name is not exactly creative or memorable but this is by far one is the better breakfast places I have been to in São Paulo. Check it out!

Stopped in while in São Paulo and brought some for the local team, very good. Went back for…read morebreakfast and was good too.

Food menu is great with many delicious options and a very large selection of breads stuffed with…read moreall you can imagine from cheese to meats and sugar to jellies, and also regular food such Rice, beans and a beef at any time day or night; but get ready to spend a huge amount of money. It s way to expensive for simple baked or fried food.

Good for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Order some pizza at the bar or enjoy their lunch with options…read morelike fresh BBQ. I was raised by this bakery and my whole life enjoyed their services. I highly recommend it.

We wanted pao de queijo and were told they are still in the oven for 13 more minutes…read more Nevertheless, we were given a table to sit and wait even though the restaurant was busy. This was especially helpful because we were tired from walking all day. When the bread was ready, we were served immediately. The pao de queijo were really good. We went back another day just to eat them again.

Best juice ever! Yummmmmmy! I had an pineapple juice with mint, and then limonada with lemongrass!…read moreAmazing! The mango icebreaker is the best! Ambiance is great, service is excellent and location is great!

Delicious organic bread and cakes with some healthier nut and seed loafs and other organic treats…read more A cozy place for Sunday breakfast. Order a bowl of coffee, toast and read the paper in the "parklet" out the front.

Best breakfast I've had so far! The service was great. Food was absolute perfection, and as a…read moreforeigner they were easy to work with. 10/10, would go again

According the the SP Free Walking Tours, Sana Tereza is the oldest bakery in São Paulo. Of course,…read morethis was our lunch stop during the downtown tour. Usually, food stops during tours are "touristy" (for a lack of a better word) BUT Santa Terza proves that wrong. If there is one thing you have to order, it's their coxinhas. Usually, bakeries take shredded chicken and mold it into the shape of a drumstick, cover it in dough and either back or fry it. At Santa Tereza, they use an actual chicken drumstick! My friends and I still regret not buying a bag to go, as it was impossible finding another bakery in town and Rio that makes their coxinhas like Santa Tereza. Of course they do sell the shredded chicken coxinha at Santa Tereza. They sell many types of baked goods but I highly recommend sampling their pao de queijo.

This spot was pointed out to me as the oldest bakery in Sao Paulo so I knew I had to try it - it…read morewas very good! I had the pao de queijo and it was really good - nice texture, nice cheese flavor. They have a ton of items to choose from and it can be overwhelming, but if you go with the traditional favorites, those are probably good options. The price point is good too.

Have eaten here several times. Quality is consistent and great atmosphere. Best for brunchread more

Santo Grão is a great (if a bit over-priced) option for bringing out of town guests or a date any…read moretime of the day in Itaim Bibi. They have a varied menu with lots of healthy options including accommodating gluten free or vegetarian friends. The star of this location is the very clever giant umbrella which covers the entire patio of more than 12 tables. The umbrella can be retracted making for a great outdoor atmosphere in any weather. At night they light up the patio with romantic tiki torches. Fresh fruit juices and creative coffees in the daylight give way to creative cocktails and sangrias as the day goes on. They will usually serve you their awesome eggs Benedict any time of the day even if they're no longer cooking off the breakfast menu. It's one of the better places to enjoy a poached egg in the city. They also have some more locally inspired brunch options. The salads and wrap sandwiches are not quite as gourmet as the prices would lead you to believe, but the atmosphere generally makes up for it. In the past I had some issues with service being slow and forgetful, but they've changed the waitstaff lineup and since then I've had a great time. They often have someone who can speak English if needed. The patio space is dog friendly. And the downstairs of the indoor space has super comfy seating for a chat over coffee or relaxing drink after work.

Good bread, local pastries and a big range of options for breakfast. It gets crowded on sundays…read moreand even when it looks like it's full, there is a lot of tables on the back (locals like to sit right in front of the entrance) And they give you a card for charging what you eat and pay it later at the exit when you're done.