Cafe Guide São Paulo, Latin America
The climate and soil
surrounding São Paulo is perfect for coffee. With the arrival of the railway in
1867, large-scale cultivation exploded. São Paulo became one of the largest
coffee exporters in the world. When
slavery was abolished in Brazil in 1888, coffee growers started looking towards
immigrant labor. Italians and Japanese, and later, eastern Europeans, Spanish,
Portuguese, and Germans, made the trek to São Paulo. To this day São Paulo
remains the most culturally diverse city in
Brazil.
Cafes of the Moment [View Directory]
Anise
Rua Padre Joao Manoel, 889
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Ca-Va Cafe
Rua Carlos Comenale, 277
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Cespresso
Rua Alexandre Dumas 1102
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Churro
is a fried-dough pastry-based snack, which originated in Spain, and is popular in Latin America, the USA,...
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