Been a regular here for years. Coffee and sweets stay consistent, staff actually knows what they&#39;re doing. Place gets busy but service holds up fine.

The Trash Can dessert is seriously good, messy but fun. Just wish the price wasn&rsquo;t so steep for what you get. Still, worth it for a treat.

Nice spot for coffee, and the sweets are decent. Mille-feuille was a bit bland though. Prices run high for the size, but still a pleasant stop.

The all-you-can-eat deal is honestly a steal, and the food quality surprised me for what you pay. Good spot to hit up with friends when you&#39;re hungry and broke 😄

Been coming here for a while now, usually late night. Burger&#39;s still juicy, fries are on point. Place gets busy but that&#39;s part of the vibe. Not the cheapest, but you know what you&#39;re getting. Consistent, which is why I keep coming back.

Good soup selection for winter, and the portions are decent for what you pay. Not the fanciest spot, but it does the job when you want something quick.

The cappuccino here is seriously good&mdash;rich and properly made. Probably the best I&#39;ve had around Mackenzie. Would&#39;ve liked a wine option that matched it, but the coffee alone does the job.

Been coming here for a while now, and the carrot cake with brigadeiro frosting still gets me every time. Always fresh, never dry. Portion&#39;s just right for an afternoon snack, not too big. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something sweet.

The ceviche was fresh, bright, and the citrus had a nice kick. I grabbed a cold Chilean white to go with it, which worked well. Portion felt a bit small for what they charge, but it&#39;s a decent stop if you&#39;re already wandering the market.

Stopped by for coffee and ended up grabbing a sfogliatella too. That thing was seriously good, flaky and still warm. Took another one to go, no regrets. Place is small but fine for a quick stop.

The coffee here is really strong, just how I like it. The place feels like stepping back in time, all old-school inside the Copan building. Only downside is there&#39;s no seating, you just stand at the counter. And bring cash, they don&#39;t take cards. Still, I enjoyed my quick stop, felt very authentic. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped by for a late lunch and grabbed a cold draft beer&mdash;hit the spot. Portions are still big, no question. Prices have gone up a bit, which is a little annoying, but for a casual bite it&#39;s fine. The food was decent, nothing fancy, but the beer made it work. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area and want something easy.

Nice little corner place, nautical vibe, pastry shop downstairs. Had the falafel &mdash; pretty tasty. Menu&#39;s all over the world, lots of options. Good for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

Been here a few times for weekend brunch. More like a big breakfast honestly, but the cheese bread selection is solid. Cold cuts too. Price is fair, that&#39;s why the line&#39;s always long.

The picanha sandwich here is the real deal. Meat was juicy, seasoned just right, bun held up without getting soggy. Had it after picking up a package from Mercado Livre. Parking is a pain though, had to circle the block a few times. But that sandwich... I&#39;d deal with it again.

The chilled coconut cake was pretty good &mdash; light and not too sweet. Place has a nice vibe for hanging out, though it got a bit noisy later. Service was fine.

Came for drinks, ended up staying for food. The Cross Thai with mango chutney and Jamon was the best thing I tried. Could eat that every day honestly. Service was nice too.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly the place surprised me. Service was friendly, no rush at all. Food came out hot and fresh. Not the cheapest around but you get what you pay for. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Came here without expecting much and left pretty impressed. They brew the coffee right at your table, which is kinda cool to watch. Tried a few different methods and honestly they all tasted solid. Place was a bit busy but the barista took his time explaining everything. Not the cheapest spot but you&#39;re paying for the show I guess.

The buffet at this padaria in Perdizes is solid. Let&iacute;cia actually walked me through everything, which helped since it was my first time there. Good selection of savory stuff and the bread was fresh. Place gets busy around lunch, but it&#39;s worth dealing with the crowd.

Came here with a couple friends on a random weeknight and honestly the vibe was the best part. Dim lights, good music, not too loud so we could actually talk. Food was solid too, nothing crazy but it matched the mood. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again. 😊

The place looks really cute from the outside, spotless inside too. But lunch service was a letdown. Pastries and savory stuff were just meh. Also the men&#39;s restroom had a broken toilet, smelled pretty bad. Not sure I&#39;d rush back for the food, though the vibe is nice.

Good spot for a quick bite. Got the a&ccedil;a&iacute; bowl and a fresh juice&mdash;solid combo. Service was fast, plenty of seating. Wish they had more drink options to pair with the food, but the juice hit the spot.

The grilled octopus was spot on&mdash;tender, smoky, just enough salt. Owner came by to check on us, but honestly I was too busy eating to care.

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