Solid meats and frites, nothing fancy but really hit the spot. Location is super convenient if you&#39;re already in the neighborhood. Would come back for the steak.

Good beer, always cold, and the food was solid for the price. Waiters checked on us just enough. Nothing fancy, but I&#39;d come back.

The vegan feijoada here is pretty good, simple and tasty. Nice little market with books and organic stuff too. Decent spot.

Been coming here for a while now. The coffee stays consistent, which is honestly the main reason I keep going back. Tom remembered my order this time, that was a nice touch. Food&#39;s good too, but I mostly stick to the cappuccino and a pastry. Place gets a bit crowded around noon, but that&#39;s on me for showing up then.

The cremino intenso chocolates are really something else. Lots of flavor options here. It does get crowded, so be ready to wait a bit, but the chocolate makes up for it.

Stopped by for a quick bite and ended up really enjoying the empanadas. The spicy beef one had a nice kick, but the Romeo and Juliet (guava + cheese) was the surprise favorite. Dough was light, not greasy at all. Prices felt fair for the size. Place is small, so you might not get a seat right away, but it&rsquo;s worth it.

Cute place, menu&#39;s got some cool stuff. Service was a bit messy though, we got a couple dishes we didn&#39;t even order. Food was alright, nothing crazy. Go early if you can.

The place was nearly empty when we went, felt like a private dinner. Our host walked us through each Persian dish and even helped me pick a wine that matched the saffron notes. Solid spot if you&#39;re into food and drink pairings.

The pistachio and cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e flavors are really good. And that little cookie they throw in with each order? Nice touch. The small cup is actually pretty generous, I wasn&#39;t expecting that. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, the chairs felt kinda stiff after a while. But yeah, solid spot.

Food&#39;s always solid here, that&#39;s for sure. Portions are generous for what you pay, so I never leave hungry. The vibe is chill enough for a quick bite. Service is a bit of a lottery though, sometimes they&#39;re on it, other times you&#39;re waiting a while. Still, for the price, I&#39;m not complaining. It&#39;s my go-to when I don&#39;t wanna cook.

Came for a quick lunch with friends, the place is really pretty inside. Portions are big for the price, just wish the seasoning had a bit more kick 🌶️

Cozy spot. Staff was super patient while I messed up my order with Google Translate 😅 Food was solid though.

The service was the highlight&mdash;staff actually explained every dish as it came out. Tasting menu&#39;s not cheap, but the food made it worth it. Place felt classy without being stuffy.

The live music was just right &mdash; loud enough to feel lively but not so loud we had to shout. I went with a glass of the house red and it paired nicely with the grilled fish. Kids were happy in the play area, which gave us time to actually enjoy the meal. Food was solid, nothing mind-blowing, but the vibe made up for it.

The feijoada here is solid, no complaints. Portion&rsquo;s big enough for two, maybe three if you&rsquo;re not starving. Price matches what you get, which is rare around here. I&rsquo;ve had worse at places charging more. Just go hungry.

Ribs were spot on, juicy and smoky. Garlic cream with cassava was the highlight. Place is tiny but honestly, food makes up for it.

The food was decent and fairly priced. Service was pretty good too. Bakery section had a nice variety. Parking was a bit of a hassle though, had to circle around for a few minutes. Fine spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The baba ganoush here is seriously good, probably the best I&rsquo;ve had. Mezze spread was solid, and the fresh lime juice went well with it. Nice spot if you&rsquo;re into sharing small plates.

The tteokbokki here is seriously the best I&rsquo;ve had. Got the set for two, around R$120, and the neighborhood is pretty nice to walk around after. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, the chairs got kinda hard after a while. Still, solid spot for a casual Korean fix.

Good all-you-can-eat spread with real Congolese dishes. Service gets slow when it&#39;s packed, but the food makes up for it.

The coffee here is solid, and those croissants are seriously good &mdash; flaky, light, just the right bake. Place fills up fast on weekends, though. I ended up waiting a bit for a seat, but it wasn&rsquo;t too bad. Kind of cramped once it gets busy, but that&rsquo;s part of the vibe I guess.

The spinach empanada was really good, probably the highlight. Place has a nice vibe and the staff were friendly. Took a bit long for the food to come out though. I was hungry so that part was a little annoying, but I&#39;d still say it was a decent stop. Nothing crazy, just a solid meal.

Nice spot with a real purpose behind it &mdash; they employ refugees and host events. Location&#39;s super handy, right by the metro. Had a decent cocktail while I was there, nothing mind-blowing but the vibe made up for it.

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