Came here for a quick gelato stop and as a Ribeirão Preto native, I'm very proud to support a store…read morethat started in my hometown. I normally go to Bacio do Latte and decided to give this place a chance and was happy with what I saw. Here is the breakdown: MENU CHOICE- one star There were many choices and definitely enjoyed the hazelnut, Danoninho and pistachio. They were all very tasty and had good texture. Didn't feel heavy eating it and enjoyed it. DECOR/ AMBIANCE- one star This place has almost like a counter window feel to it, you order at the street and there are street seating option. Perfect place to enjoy a nice treat and people watch. SERVICE- one star Very friendly attendant that helped us and allowed us to try different flavors. Also very fast and had sense of urgency. A plus there. WOW FACTOR- no star I have been to many gelato places but there wasn't a wow factor that says: this is the best gelato I had. However it was good and I enjoyed. OVERALL EXPERiENCE- one star Overall had a good time eating my gelato and people watching outside. Good experience.

Gréât ice cream in a posh area. We were able to sample a variety of flavours and weren't…read moredisappointed. Cute place with friendly staff. Would go back next time I am in São Paulo!

Delicious ice cream, fast service and great flavor options…read more We waited in line, not too terrible of a wait. Got two single scoops in cones (Casquinha) and sat out front to eat. Cute storefront and mural.

Pretty innovative cute ice creams served over cotton candy. It's worth trying at least once…read more The storefront itself doesn't look like an ice cream store. We were actually super confused about that. They have a glass display with nothing interesting, so it looked like a super boring - but nicely decorated - bakery.

Frutaria Paulista is a nice little spot to enjoy a healthy snack, with a decent range of juices,…read moresmoothies, açaí, and sandwiches (although they do have a few junk food options, like candy bars). Parking doesn't seem to be a problem, and it's near the corner of Paulista and Consolação, for those who are on foot in the area. It offers a view with plenty of greenery by São Paulo standards, and you can feel free linger after you finish your juice. One important thing to keep in mind is that they only take cash or debit cards - no checks or credit cards. Also, during the winter, their hours are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.