It is more than a place to have a wonderful coffee. It is a whole coffee experience. They have all…read morethe knowledge, and bring you to a nice experience, tasting multiple different varieties. The staff are friend, and love what they do. At the end, you can have the coffee, using your preferred breued way, and bring some home. The price is good, it change all the time, depending off the coffee that they have at the day, but they regularly have multiple varieties with prices between U$8.00 to U$15.00 per half kilo (approximately one pound).

Luis and his family have been growing coffee for four generations. They select the best varieties…read moreof coffee and roast them. Best coffee we have had in Brazil.

Staff at this location was super friendly/accommodating and kindly shared the Wi-Fi password as…read morefast as they could. Both my pao de queijo (slightly cheaper than its counterpart at Casa Do Pao de Queijo if you, like me, tend to compare prices at airports) and cafe latte with almond milk were pretty good and tasted like comfort food. The only thing that I think it is worth mentioning is that the latte tasted a lot more like warm almond milk with some foam and some coffee than a latte (or maybe it was just me after not having a latte in a long time).

This was a quick little breakfast stop for me. They have a nice array of breakfast items, including…read moremeat empanadas and chicken croissants, and the usual sweet items you'd expect to find in Brazil. I had the croissant and it was fine. Service was pretty quick, especially given the growing line. They also have Stroopwafels, which, if you haven't had one, are these great waffle-style cookies with caramel. It's not even 5 AM yet and this cookie will give me the energy spike I need for my flight!

What a special find! After having coffee at the coffee museum like we always do when we visit…read moreSantos' center, we came across this unassuming coffee shop down a quiet road. Upon entering, we realized it was a roastery with several beautiful selections of beans. We were so impressed with the coffee that the owner gave us a tour and our very own coffee sack as a parting gift!