The homemade bread here is really good, especially the sourdough. Cheesecake&rsquo;s worth grabbing too. Prices are a bit steep, but it&rsquo;s a nice spot if you&rsquo;re already in the area.

Cozy little place in Morumbi. The owners really know their coffee, roast everything right there. You can taste the care in every cup.

The concept is cool and the place is super photogenic, but honestly the portions are small for what you pay. Food was tasty though, just wish the menu had more options.

The avocado toast with poached egg was pretty solid&mdash;fresh and not overly complicated. Cozy spot, though I wish the side salad had a bit more dressing.

Same Starbucks as always, nothing surprising. Got my usual iced latte, it was fine. Place was packed and loud though, took a while to find a seat. For the price, I kinda expect a bit more calm, you know? But hey, it&#39;s Starbucks.

Loved the space here. Big, stylish, and easy to just hang out for a while. Only downside is plugs are hard to find, so come with your battery full.

The Costelikas were the highlight - sweet potato balls with ribs and that pepper jelly just worked. Veggie broth with parmesan was solid too. Chocolate tart with red fruit sauce finished things nicely.

Stopped by for a coffee and a coxinha the other day. Price is fair, nothing crazy. Service was good, they got me in and out quick. It&#39;s my usual spot when I need a snack, never disappoints. The coxinha was still warm, which I appreciated.

Stopped by for a relaxed night out and ended up staying longer than planned. Renata knew her stuff when it came to the drinks&mdash;she pointed me to a gin cocktail that paired surprisingly well with the burrata. The 2000s playlist was a nice touch, though it got a bit loud later on. Solid spot if you&#39;re into good service and a decent pour.

The parmigiana was spot on, easily one of the best I&#39;ve tried. Service kept things running smooth too.

The rotisserie chicken was solid, no complaints there. But that homemade calabrese sausage is the real deal &mdash; plenty of flavor, good with a glass of red. Sides are basic but do the job. Nothing fancy about the place, just honest cooking. I&#39;d go back for that sausage alone.

Pistachio brownie was the move. Got it to go and it hit the spot. Place has a lot of stuff, quality is decent overall. Maybe not the coziest spot to sit in, but fine for a quick stop. Solid if you&#39;re around and want something sweet.

The shrimp pie here is really something else. Puff pastry was flaky, filling generous, and the shrimp tasted fresh, not frozen. I also grabbed some sourdough to take home, it had that nice tang. Place is small but comfortable. Only thing, I wish they had more veggie sides on the menu. But for a quick lunch, it works.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed a pastel with caldo de cana, lemon on top. That combo hit the spot, no lie. Service was fast, didn&#39;t wait long at all. Place is a bit greasy smelling though, kinda sticks to your clothes. Still, for the price, it does the job.

The roast beef sandwich here is legit. Bread&#39;s soft, meat&#39;s juicy, and they don&#39;t skimp on the filling. Tried the traditional American with thick ham slices too&mdash;solid choice. Place is tiny, but the service moves fast. Prices are fair for what you get. Definitely a benchmark for sandwiches in the North Zone.

Been here for lunch and happy hour a few times now. Service stays quick even when it&#39;s packed, which I appreciate. Sidewalk tables are great for evening drinks, though indoor is better for lunch.

Avocado toast was solid. Sat outside by the park, quick bite after the museum. Service friendly enough, nothing fancy. Food came out fast which was nice. Good spot if you&#39;re already in the area, wouldn&#39;t go out of my way though. Prices fair for what you get.

The breakfast spread here is solid&mdash;lots of options, from fresh fruit to hot dishes. Coffee was decent, not amazing but did the job. I came in around 9am and it wasn&#39;t too crowded, which was nice. Just wish they&#39;d refill the pastries a bit faster, they ran out twice while I was there. Still, a good spot to grab a bite before heading out.

The four-cheese rondelli with Bolognese was solid. Gets crowded and service slows down, but the pasta&#39;s worth it.

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