This Starbucks refuses to give you a lid if your drinking inside, they have lids but refuse to give…read moreyou one. They still give you a paper cup and sleeve in a disposable cup , however refuse to give you a lid. The major problem with this is if your working on your laptop /iPad and spill the coffee. I asked if they would pay for my laptop if I spilled my coffee in it for not having a lid and they just starred at my blankly . They told me I could only have a lid of it was for Togo and I said "ok it's to go" then I took my coffee with lid and tried to use the bathroom and they told me my coffee was to go, and I could not go inside the sit down area where the bathroom is with a lid. This is a lid I'm talking about, not a weapon of mass destruction! Since when are kids forbidden in Starbucks ! On the plus side this is a very nice Starbucks from a layout point of view, with lots of natural sunlight and a nice outdoor area

In the central city of São Paulo, there is a Starbucks on every corner if you need your fix. The…read moreshops are convenient, offer free wifi, and are open on Sunday. This shop offers juice, sandwiches, and your standard Starbucks offerings. The employees here are very sweet. I am told that the shops in Brazil offer a coffee blend that is delicious and you cannot purchase outside of Brazil. You can only us Brasil-issued Starbucks gift cards in the Brazilian locations. www.starbucks.com

Best Starbucks of the city! The staff is super friendly, the…read moreplace is pretty and now they renovated and its even bigger on the inside.

As localizações do Starbucks são bastante consistentes. Este Starbucks tem um bom horário, bom…read moreWi-Fi, bons funcionários e expresso suficiente. Tudo isso tornou a experiência bastante agradável. It's a Starbucks and they're pretty consistent, generally. This one didn't disappoint: they have good hours, dependable WiFi, good staff, and good enough coffee. I came here looking for a matcha and was bummed to find it not on the menu, but that's not their fault. This will be a good enough place to work remotely.

Excellent staff! They treat you well and serve your drinks really fast. Big and comfortable, you…read morecan seat and have your breakfast while connected to the store's wifi connection. Also, the store isn't always crowded, which helps with the quality of the service.

Stopped by here in transit to the airport. Cool atmosphere, great coffee and sandwiches, friendly…read morestaff.

Great coffee and the service is quick, there is some varieties of coffee to chose from. The prices…read moreare reasonable. But would have liked better options to eat in the place. A hip looking place that attracts the local hipster crowd which depending on what you want might not be the place to be.

A nice little Starbucks located in the shopping mall. Unfortunately, there are few to no plugs for…read morecomputers here so it's be much if a study spot. Of course, the coffees are all outrageously expensive and there is no drip coffee to be found. The macchiatos are delicious though!

Another cute little cafe in SP serving up a decent cup of coffee. It has a wide range of coffees…read moreavailable from Siphon (rare in SP) to Aeropress and espresso. They sell coffee from FAF (Fazenda Ambiental Fortaleza) recognised by the SCAA. The espresso wasnt the best I've had in SP but it was still very good. Still a nice place to hang out and enjoy a coffee and a cake.

Torra Clara is one of the various hole-in-the-wall coffee shops opening up around São Paulo. This…read moreplace is a little bit off the beaten path, but it's not far from Sumaré subway station. They have coffee made using a variety of techniques (espresso, French press, etc.), and different snack items to accompany it (cheese rolls, cake, etc.), but I admit I didn't pay enough attention to their full range of offerings. In any case, it's a nice little place to stop by if you happen to be in the area.