6 bakeries in São Paulo – come and enjoy!

They produce the cakes, desserts, chocolates and sweets most coveted by São Paulo residents with discerning tastes. Discover 6 confectioneries in São Paulo and the patissiers who have their sweets present at birthday parties, weddings, baptisms and also on the Sunday lunch table. Certainly a post that will leave your mouth watering.

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Confectioneries in São Paulo

Stefan Behar Sweet

Young Stefan Behar discovered his talent when he started producing brigadeiros that reached the right mouths in São Paulo. Therefore, dits factory in Pinheiros produces cakes, chocolates and creations such as the golden bar filled with Nutella, which are sold in beautiful boxes or charming exclusive porcelain in the store pop up which bears his name, at Shopping Iguatemi.

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End: Av Brig. Faria Lima, 2232 – Jardim Paulistano

The King Cake

Any artists or celebrities getting married? You can bet that the sculptural cake was certainly made by Nelson Pantano, creator of The King Cake, originally from the interior of São Paulo.

End: R. Texas, 404 – Brooklin, São Paulo

Since 2010, he has delighted customers with cakes that are true artistic pieces, almost always decorated with sugar flowers that perfectly imitate natural ones.

Vivianne Wakuda Patisserie- pastry shops in São Paulo

The confectioner, daughter of Japanese immigrants, produces light sweets with little sugar in the Japanese style – which she learned during an internship in Japan. Matchá, chiffon, choux cream and azuki are common words in the composition of the desserts she produces for Aizomê. In addition, it also supplies other Japanese establishments in São Paulo.

End: Alameda dos Nhambiquaras, 1410 – Moema, São Paulo

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A boulangerie created by chef Tássia Magalhães who is passionate about French patisserie! Located in Itaim Bibi, ! A charming place where you can have a delicious breakfast, an afternoon snack or even lunch, as the sandwiches are very robust.

End: Rua Dr.Renato Paes de Barros, 433 – Itaim Bibi

Other special breads such as pain au chocolate, au suisse or au chocolate and almonds, brioches, cinnamon rolls and palmier are available on the menu. To accompany it, there is a coffee and tea section, such as espresso, cappuccino and matcha latte.

Marilia Zylbersztajn Confectionery

From psychology to confectionery, Marilia began to live for the passion of producing high quality desserts that could be shared at the table. Your candy They do not have elaborate decorations, however, they rely on ingredients that are mostly organic and also come from small producers.

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End: R Fradique Coutinho, 942 – Pinheiros, São Paulo

You already have an idea of ​​the diversity of confectionery shops in São Paulo, right?

Carole Crema

The contagious Carole anticipates candy trends from abroad and creates fun versions of conventional sweets. She simply doesn’t stop: she runs her shop in Jardins, gives classes, writes books and, in addition, runs the program Que Seja Doce, on GNT. One of her biggest hits is the iced Coconut Cake, the kind that comes wrapped in aluminum foil.

End: R da Consolação, 3161 – Jardins, São Paulo

Carlo’s Bakery – the last of the bakeries in São Paulo

Rick Zavala is the Brazilian responsible for transforming the most outlandish ideas of anyone who places an order at Buddy Valastro’s store in São Paulo into cakes. This store usually has huge queues of customers eager to try the famous cupcakes“lobster tails” and cannoli that made the restaurant famous Cake Boss.

End: R. Bela Cintra 2182 – São Paulo

Finally, you already know the best patisseries in São Paulo, which is your favorite?

By Tamy Roxo, @boccanervosa

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