The arrival of spring with its more pleasant temperatures is the perfect excuse to seek out spaces with open-air areas and cultural offerings to take that much-needed break from your hectic routine. That’s why we’ve picked out 3 coffee shops to enjoy spring in São Paulo!
Our selection features places that offer distinctexperiences: ranging from views of historic landmarks to direct interaction with analog film labs and the peaceful atmosphere of an artisanal bakery.
Cafés to enjoy spring in São Paulo
These three options offer distinct urban retreats for those who want to discover new coffee shops, seeking out new settings and atmospheres during the season’s sunniest days.
Na Fila do Pão
Na Fila do Pão presents itself as an authentic Brazilian artisanal bakery. The interior is decorated with bright colors and playful signs, offering wooden tables for dining in.
In addition, the display case showcases a variety of fresh pastries and baked goods, notably the red fruit Danish, priced at R$ 20, and the mini chocolate babka, for R$ 18.
The menu also includes stuffed and toasted breads, served on traditional tableware alongside cups of espresso.
📍 Address: Rua Jaguaribe, 627 – Consolação
FFV Café
Sharing its space with the FFV Film Lab, FFV Café operates in a dynamic format.
The main counter faces the street directly, allowing customers to place their orders from the sidewalk while listening to a record player positioned at the register. In fact, the menu adapts to the season’s warmer days, offering chilled beverages such as matcha and iced coffee.
To accompany your visit, there are slices of rich chocolate cake and a variety of sandwiches made with different types of bread.
📍 Address: Rua Barão de Tatuí, 240 – Santa Cecília
Café Itororó
Café Itororó offers an outdoor-focused experience, with wooden tables set up in a sunny courtyard. Therefore, it’s a great option for enjoying the mild weather.
In fact, the main attraction of the space is the direct view of the facade—supported by columns—of an old, partially ruined mansion, separated from the café only by a rustic wooden fence.
In addition, the menu focuses on simplicity, serving hot sandwiches on rustic bread, filled with melted cheese and tomatoes, accompanied by traditional filtered coffee served in a glass.
📍 Address: Rua Maestro Cardim, 60 – Bela Vista (at the end of the street)
Editor’s note: Article written in collaboration with Pryscila Carmo, video producer at São Paulo Secreto.
