If you are looking for authentic brazilian handicraft, Kariri is the place. Even for me being a…read morebrazilian there are so many beautiful and unique products that is hard to leave without purchasing anything.

This little gem is a gift shop/museum and cafe in one and a wonderful place to buy Brazilian…read morehandicrafts at exceptionally reasonable prices. Responsibly sourced and thoughtfully curated.

Adorable. Delightful. A petite piece of Paris. The omelets are huge and delicious. The pastry case…read moreis full of tempting treats. Red velvet cake, macaroons, strawberry tarts, almond croissants and much more. How does one decide? Easy. Order one of each and share with good friends.

Upon leaving my car at the shop for a wallet flush, of all things, I found this place using the…read moreYelp app on my cell phone. The first thing I noticed upon arriving was the lack of long lines to get a table (yay!), a rarity for São Paulo boulangeries. After passing through a gift shop section, you get to the boulangerie part. The nicest place to sit is way in the back, which has a patio feel to it. The menu has all the usual breakfast items, including croissants, which are HUGE. They also have lunch items. Overall, it's high on "joie de vivre" and low on "muvuca".

El Cabriton has well-designed pop culture references printed on everything from shirts, posters,…read morecoasters and pillows. As a gringa, it's interesting to see which pop culture references they have chosen. I.E. Tom Selleck. But it's a very cute store and worth the short walk from Ave Paulista.

Estampas maneiríssimas e uma infinidade de produtos além das camisetas. Não se assuste se o…read morevendedor disser que não tem a camiseta e pode mandar fazer, vai demorar uns 15 minutos. Hahaha