Gourmet and frozen food are rarely in the same sentence. But Donnabella has pulled it off. I know,…read moreI couldn't believe it either. But then I tried their Carrot Ginger Soup. Now it's something I crave. Do your freezer a favor - Go to Donnabella and pick up a bunch of their gourmet frozen foods and stock your fridge. Then when you're home late from work and still want to eat well, you'll have a gourmet meal waiting for you. They also have a cute area to enjoy a pastry that is as much a feast for the eyes as it is for the mouth.

Looking for name brand food ? Excellent multilingual service? Clean floors and fresh food? This is…read morethe place. It rivals Whole Foods in the States and will save you money when in SP. Go here!

I found everything I wanted here. I got fresh squeezed orange juice, fruit, bakery items, you…read morename it. All in one stop.

Great hyper supermarket in Jardim! I love the selection of local and international groceries. The…read morestore brand Serrano and the olive oil were delicious and a huge bargain! Bakery and Butcher also wonderful!!!

St Marche meets most of my grocery shopping needs, whether the…read moreeggs-and-milk-on-the-way-home-from-work variety, or buying ingredients and supplies for a dinner party. The chain is known for imported specialty items, but the everyday items tend to be no more expensive - if not cheaper - than what you would find at other nearby supermarkets. It's actually incredibly convenient: I've never had trouble parking, the stores are small enough that you can go down the aisles and get everything quickly, checking out at the register is fast, and the service is friendly. Sign up for the loyalty program and you'll get discounts on a lot of the stuff you buy. The coffee counter in the corner is convenient, especially if you're a caffeine addict like me, and the bread section is fantastic. I finally no longer have to dread going to the supermarket!

This surpsemarket is located right next to Renaissance hotel so I decided to stop by. The place is…read morepretty small and has tight aisles but it covers the basic nessesities. It is comvineint if you wanna pick up a few grocery and snacks or wines but anything dirther I recommend going to somewhere else.

Small shop, compared to others of the same chain, but handy when it comes to those last minute…read morepurchases or for items of your daily routine. Fruits and vegetables corner doesn't have many options and they are not that fresh and the same is valid for the bakery and butchery section. And cashier can have long lines, specially around 6pm on weekdays. On weekends, tends to be less busy.

reasonable priced chain where I can get cookies and coffee. The staff is friendly and they have a…read morenice cheese meat selection for a quick dinner in the hotel room.

Hmmmmm Padaria Juriti... This place is awesome for their simplicity, yet they make a lot of food,…read moreplus they have a small market inside, from yogurt, cookies, to everything else you can imagine when it comes to snacking. Service is great and food even better! I had a bowl of açaí and IMHO, the best looking so far in the city, topped off with fresh fruit and honey, a X Ceratti (X=cheese) in a fresh French roll, it was not greasy as I was expecting but very flavorful, and some sweets... Sweets at that time of the night were not as fresh, I could have lived without it, but to top it off, I had a chopp. Great food, great service, and no frills!

Yum! Chocolate croissant was delicious and huge. The pastry puff with cream was ok but small so it…read morewasn't too bad. The cinnamon small roll was pretty decent but also very sweet. I was a little disappointed that the cappuccino was made from a powder and only partially dissolved on the bottom of my cup. It had such great potential, foamed with a dusting of cinnamon. Get some freshly squeezed orange juice. Still, good breakfast stop and the lunch menu looked promising.

This is a little neighborhood grocery store in the Brooklin Paulista area of São Paulo. Looks like…read morethey are open pretty much every day, including weekends and holidays, which is pretty good considering this is in the financial district where things are mostly shut down outside of business hours. There is a teeny parking lot out front so you might be able to park your car there if you get lucky. I went to get some snacks during lunch on a Wednesday, and there was a massive line to check out. :( Even with two cashiers working out of four registers, the line was about 10 deep. But I can't complain because they are well stocked with everything I need, and the prices are great!