It's clean, but way, way overpriced for what you get, which are savory pastries that are about 2…read more1/2 inches in diameter. They have several locations around Joao Pessoa, and to their credit, the quality is the same in each, but there are so many other places to eat that give more quality for the money that, unless you have a passion for pasties, skip it.

Besides being a coffeemaker, Sao Braz is one of the largest companies in the Northeast of Brazil…read more They make snacks and cereals, but are best known for their coffee. Inside Manaira Shopping, Sao Braz has several small cafes, but this one is the largest and most attractive. It has ample seating; they make good espressos and fairly good cappuccinos as well as sweet and savory snacks. It's a good place to take a break from all the shopping in the mall.

Our first time here since the COVID-19 pandemic has taken hold in Brazil. I have to say they do a…read moregood job: everyone, including workers and customers, uses a mask. Many of the employees use masks and visors. They have an employee who applies hand sanitizer as you enter, and another employee who wipes down the shopping cart before you take it. They have Plexiglas shields at every cash register and have removed some of the checkout lanes so you are further apart. There are employees sweeping, mopping and wiping surfaces throughout the store, so it seems like they're doing a pretty good job at trying to keep everyone from getting sick.

Walmart is part-owner of this terrible supermarket. They still have filthy bathrooms that they…read moredon't maintain, not enough check-outs ever and unhelpful employees. I can't possibly recommend this train wreck to anybody.