Brazilian House & Restaurant Goiano

Cute little cafe in a small plaza in San Pablo :) I got the chance to try a couple pastries and snacks from the bakery and was pleasantly surprised by the tastiness! It was my first time trying out these types of goods but nonetheless really yummy. The staff were friendly. It's not the BEST part of san pablo, but still a really nice place to drop by if you're in the area.

I can't review the food because I ordered through DoorDash and the restaurant decided to cancel my order with no explanation

I came here and got a small selection of baked goods. They have lots more stuff. There was empanada filid with spiced meat, Another meat filled pastry and cornbread. My favorite was the cornbread, so full of corn flavor and the right texture. Yum!! I would come back again and have some coffee too, which I understand is quite strong.

Been going here for years and hands down the best Brazilian food in the bay! They're always kind and the atmosphere is very welcoming. 10/10 would recommend to anyone!

Coxinha deliciosa! Simpáticas as senhoras que atendem. Pão de queijo maravilhoso!!!. Minha filha queria comer comida brasileira. A Estela é uma simpatia. Voltarei sempre!!!

Obrigado! Wow, quite simply delicious. A jewel in East Bay, this restaurant did not disappoint. Coming in for lunch on a Saturday, I was delighted that they have a buffet option for $19. For those with lesser appetites there's the option of having your food weighed for $10/lb. Whatever your preference may be, you can bet you'll be stuffed to the brim with some incredibly delicious Brazilian goodness. Not one to shy from the challenge of a buffet meal, I proceeded to try almost every single dish that was on display in all its glory. Some feijoada, check. Bolinho de bacalhau, yes please. Moqueca baiana, but of course. Farofa--is that even a question? A little bit of oxtail here, a little bit of fried chicken there, some rice to bind it together, and Guaraná soda to wash it all down. And that's just the first plate!Small, unassuming restaurant with some authentic flavors--how could you go wrong? I highly suggest a visit if you are in the area. It'll be worth the time and money.

I ordered a picanha which was far too expensive and was served in slices instead of whole steak as advertised. The rice was made in a rice cooker and was cooked but not tender. The fried banana was not fried in Brazilian style, more Mexican. The server abandoned the room and did not show up to check any time. I would not recommend it.

I had ordered a surprise bag from Too Good To Go and they weren't able to fulfill my order because they claimed they had sold out. So my husband and I decided to buy some of their fresh baked bread. My husband is from Brazil and he did not like the bread he said it was poorly made. I got some peta and it had a fishy taste. Kind of happy they didn't have my surprise bag who knows what day old goods would have tasted like.

Overpriced and not worth it. I was charged over $15 dollars for 2 "ham and cheese" pastries. The woman at the register did not speak English so she called out a man from the kitchen who said the pastries I asked about were "ham and cheese". I looked at the menu on yelp after leaving and I saw the pastries were actually priced at $4 dollars. I will never come here again. Not when I'm going to be charged almost $8 dollars for a mediocre pastry.

Always come here for the pào de queijo (cheese bread)... they are delicious! I haven't actually tried the other food here, but they bake everything there and it is fresh and looks yummy. Definitely worth visiting. Also they appear to have just opened up again during the lunch hours too.