Breakfast combos are decent for the price. The artisanal bread with brie and honey was pretty good, though I wish the portion was a bit bigger.

The cassava gnocchi with cheese sauce and meat was spot on, easily one of the best I&#39;ve tried. Cozy spot, even brought water for my dog. Silas took good care of us. Quiet for a Sunday lunch, kinda surprising.

The brigadeiro cake and espresso were R$25, which felt fair for the quality. Cake was moist, not overly sweet. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

The buffet spread was solid &mdash; heart of palm really stood out. Service kept things moving fast. Good spot if you just want a no-fuss meal.

Cute little place in Liberdade, the colorful interior is really nice and they play anime music softly in the background. Good spot if you&#39;re with a group, though it can get a bit tight when it&#39;s busy.

The pizza was solid, but the rest of the menu felt a bit pricey. The lunch-by-weight deal on weekdays is the way to go though.

The doce-de-leite here is my usual pick&mdash;rich, smooth, not overly sweet. I grabbed a pistachio cone last time and it held up well, nice crunch. It&#39;s a chain, sure, but the quality stays steady, which is more than I can say for most places. Pair it with an espresso if you&#39;re nearby, works surprisingly well.

Menu&rsquo;s got decent range, snacks through full plates. I had the vegetarian empanadas and cheesecake&mdash;both did the job. Nothing fancy, but solid for a quick stop. Service was fine, no complaints. Price felt fair for what you get. Would come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The daily lunch special here is solid. Got the set menu and the portion was big enough that I almost didn&#39;t finish. The dessert on Wednesday was a nice touch, not too sweet. Place was busy but service kept up fine. Just wish they had a bit more variety on the rotating menu, but for the price, it&#39;s hard to complain.

The espresso here is consistently decent, and they&#39;ve got oat milk which I always appreciate. Place is really tiny though, like a few seats max. Quality makes up for it though. I stopped by a couple times during my stay and it was pretty good each time. Just don&#39;t come expecting to sit and work for hours.

Service was super friendly and the caipirinhas were on point 🍹 Food took a while but honestly that&#39;s pretty normal around here. Good spot to catch up with friends.

The tuna and mozzarella sandwich was so good, the bread was super fresh. Also tried the raw beef one, really tasty. The bruschetta trio was fine, nothing crazy though. I&#39;d go back just for those sandwiches honestly.

The oysters were fresh and the beer hit the spot. Service was a bit uneven though&mdash;felt like some tables got more attention than ours. Decent enough for a quick bite.

The owners were super friendly and the homemade pasta with bolognese really hit the spot. You can tell they put effort into it. Would come back for sure.

The Faria Lima flagship is basically a chocolate playground. Watched them go from bean to bar and tried some straight from the grinder. Rooftop restaurant&#39;s nice for a slow lunch too.

The gnocchi and beef brisket were really good. Cozy little place, staff was nice too. Saw some people with their dogs, which was cool.

The octopus was the star &mdash; super tender, not rubbery at all. I also tried the bacon-wrapped medallion in madeira sauce, which was rich but not too heavy. Live music made the place feel cozy, though it got a bit loud near our table. Food came out fast, no complaints there.

The green lasagna I grabbed to go was a hit with everyone here. Cookie and juice were solid too, nothing fancy but fresh. Good spot for a quick bite.

The croissant with egg, cheddar and bacon was a solid pick. Nice vibe inside, staff were friendly. Quiche looked good too but I was full already.

The house beers are the reason to come. Tried the tasting menu just for the oregano and tangerine ale&mdash;that one&#39;s a winner. Quick stop, no fuss.

Cozy spot with a solid wine list. The Russian dishes were interesting - definitely not your everyday menu around here. Enjoyed the vibe, felt pretty relaxed.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed the Cupim with Crust. Meat was tender, crust had a nice crunch. Plating looked good too. Price is fair for what you get. Service was on point, didn&#39;t have to wait long for the check. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby and hungry.

The quiche Lorraine was legit, flaky crust and all. Escargots too, honestly better than some I had in Paris. Duck was solid, pesto pasta decent. Place was busy but food came out quick. Wish they&#39;d give more bread with the escargot though, had to ask for extra.

Great bakery, lovely outdoor seating for bikes. Pastries fresh but pricey &mdash; wish they had better coffee to match.

The curry and the medallion with crispy nibs were the standouts &mdash; really tasty. Drinks were creative too. Service was friendly but a bit slow.

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