Nice little to-go coffee shop. They have this very cool japanese-minimalistic aesthetic. You have…read moreto make and pay your order on an Ipad and they dont take cash. Courteous and fast service. They also serve some pastries and sweets. I'll usually have an "americano" which is a double espresso diluted with some water. I live nearby and stop by probably everyday on my way to work

Buen Servicio, gente amable, y un rico Chemex! También el ambiente parece como un hipster café!…read moreBravo!

Very cool and hipstery inside, but service is disorganized…read more This coffee shop and eatery is one of the largest in the area, so there are a lot of people coming in and out. The outside, as well as the inside, is very inviting. There are hostesses that seat you with a menu, and eventually a server will come around to take your order. The menu is pretty extensive; they serve juices, smoothies, coffees, breakfast, brunch, and linner. I ordered a Café Cultura (which was basically a mocha with Baileys), and a croissant. It took quite some time to get either of my items, noticing my croissant was given to the wrong table, and later on my coffee doing the same. I think the delivering system is disorganized, as well as the communication with the front and back of the house. The coffee tasted good, but was scalding hot. Literally, my tongue is missing some tastebuds. The croissant was nothing out of the norm. To pay, they give you this card that had your order on it and you bring it to the register to pay before you leave. I'm telling you this just in case you don't speak Portuguese, as many of them don't speak English.

Its a "buffet style" bakery where you pay by the kilo. Plenty of tables. Good location, right next…read moreto the Beira Mar Norte. I believe they even validate a nearby parking lot. And they are open on sundays, which is rare in this city. Overall, a nice, inexpensive, place to have some coffee and a quick bite if you happen to live or work nearby.

Nice little bakery and coffee shop in the Avenida Beira Mar Norte area. You should definitely try…read moretheir signature "Pavê de Bom Bom".

They have a few wooden tables outside, more inside and free wifi. The menu consists of tapiocas,…read moresandwiches, omelettes, soups and a few more things. The food is great, the club sandwich is not really true to the classic but very tasty. Chicken soup with vegetables is rich and satisfying. The coffe is good and you can get lactose free milk.

This place is really interesting, it's a restaurant, coffee shop, fine grocery and souvenir store,…read moreall in one. You can order your food and go check out the goods and food on the shelves while you re waiting for your food. The food itself was mixed. The risottos were both excellent (mushroom and salmon) but the salmon filet was far too cooked. We got bruschetta for appetizer which was a nice start to the meal. At the end, we tried their ice cream: ypy. We have not found them in any other restaurant to date! Overall, I give them four star because the concept was original and the risottos really yummy, but do not venture into trying the salmon filet, you will be very disappointed.

Just happened on this place by chance after dinner. They were open until midnight. A small variety…read moreof flavors, but they are all delicious. The staff was very polite and friendly and they let me try out a few samples. They were also willing to explain to me any flavor I was unsure of. I got a medium cup which allowed me 3 flavors so I had to stop and look/sample a couple more flavors for a third pick. That limão was outstanding and provided a tart flavor to counterbalance the sweetness of the Gianduia and Creme Nicolini. Nice open air shop with plenty of outdoor seating. There was also a small overhead space along the side I had to take shelter under during a sudden thunderstorm.

We had a full meal at this branch and the food was excellent. They also serve beers and wines. The…read morepumpkin soup I had was fine- not incredibly special but it didn't come with the Italian bread the menu spoke of. The waiter kindly notified this substitution while ordering so there were not surprised when the food came out to the tables. This is a kind of professional attention that is harder to find in Brazil. The setting here is a little interesting since it aside a co-working cooperative, in which it shares its bathrooms (past the sliding door into the lobby of the coop, a unisex toilet). Parking can be busy with four seasons restaurant and the garden shop in the same parking lot.