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Best coffee near Vintage Coffee & Emporium in Sao Paulo?

fmd_goodVintage Coffee & Emporium · #coffee
Staying a few blocks from Vintage Coffee & Emporium next month and wondering if its worth making it my regular morning spot. Any other good cafes within walking distance for 2026? Also is the food the… Staying a few blocks from Vintage Coffee & Emporium next month and wondering if its worth making it my regular morning spot. Any other good cafes within walking distance for 2026? Also is the food there any good or mostly just a coffee place?
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Santo Grão on rua dos Pinheiros, quieter before 8

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Agreed on the early timing, and the back room there stays calm well past nine if you want to sit with a laptop.

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Tbh the whole block gets loud once the brunch crowd shows, so before 8 is genuinely the move.

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yeah the weekend queue starts forming even earlier, like 7:30 on saturdays, so plan accordingly

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Vintage is solid but I'd walk to Coffee Lab on Rua Fradique Coutinho instead, their pão de queijo beats most brunch menus nearby.

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coffee lab gets packed after 9 so go early, and the pastries at padaria brasileira a block down are cheaper & just as good

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Their coado beats the espresso honestly.

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the cold brew is the sleeper there

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Coisa Boa on Fradique, pastries are the move.

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Santinho up the road does a decent flat white too

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Novo Sabor in Sao Paulo, worth the trip?

visiting Sao Paulo in march 2026 and Novo Sabor keeps coming up in food lists. is it actually good or just hyped? what should i order there visiting Sao Paulo in march 2026 and Novo Sabor keeps coming up in food lists. is it actually good or just hyped? what should i order there
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Havent been myself but friends who went said the tasting menu is the move, not the a la carte stuff.

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Tbh I'd go for lunch instead of dinner, the menu's cheaper and you still get the good stuff.

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lunch is teh way, went around 1pm on a weekday

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