Back after a long hiatus because of COVID-19, I was staying at home and Ferreira Costa was closed…read more They're open again, but they don't have (my favorite) food truck outside at this time. The store is fully stocked, and all the employees use face coverings. They take your temperature before you can enter; they also provide hand sanitizer for all customers. Floors are clearly marked with distances to help you keep safe. The food court is closed as an additional precaution. Unfortunately, their prices are still higher than their competitors. They do offer many products that you will not find in other locations. So they are still worth visiting.

Jacauna is a Brazilian furniture store with 40 locations throughout the country. They have a wide…read morevariety of furniture, mostly living room, dining room, outdoor furniture and also some bedroom and kitchen items as well. They have some nice pieces, but generally, the prices seem a bit high for the quality they offer. Jacauna manufactures the furniture they sell, so that's a plus. This particular location is situated on the main road through Cabedelo and is close to many other shops. It's worth taking a look if you're in the market.

"If it's made out of plastic, you can find it here" could be their motto. To be fair, while they…read moredo sell an awful lot of stuff made of plastic, they also sell lots of inexpensive items for around the house, from kitchenware (pots, pans etc.), to glassware, dishes, utensils; stationery and school supplies, home decorations, patio furniture and on & on. The store really needs some TLC--it looks kinda sloppy and disheveled. It's also really hard to find anybody who works there when you're roaming around the store. On the positive side, the prices are OK, and the selection is pretty big (even if it's not the highest quality stuff out there, sometimes it's what you need).

Our first time here since the COVID-19 pandemic has taken hold in Brazil. The home center seems…read morewell-prepared to deal with the "new normal" that we face. Before entering, an employee takes your temperature and they provide hand sanitizer to customers before entering. The store is large, so it's easy to stay at a distance from other patrons. All of the employees use masks, and customers are not allowed in without one. They could do bit more though: unlike most other stores in this part of Brazil, they do not have plastic shields between the cashiers and customers at check-out. I also did not personally witness any employees sanitizing any of the shopping carts or baskets (that doesn't mean they don't do it, I just didn't see it). Overall, I'd say you're probably safe to shop here, as long as you are taking your own precautions as well.