Sabor de Minas Brazilian Bakery & Market

The freshest food I’ve ever had by far,especially the rigadeiros 🤌🏼 are dangerously good omg!!

Not sure where they obtained their bread recipes but what I tried wasn't good, had to trash the bread. Certinally not organic,

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 3

The food was ok but it lacked seasoning, I still wanted to eat some good Brazilian food

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 2

Service: 5

Delicious pastel de queijo, and I was able to get all the ingredients I needed to make brigadeiros.

Food: 5

Perfect place for hard to find items. Bakery has delicious sweet rolls and lunch. Staff friendly and helpful with much needed questions.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

expensive.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

We visited this restaurant twice during our trip and absolutely loved everything. The meat and chicken pastéis—a popular Brazilian savory pastry, not to be confused with sweet pastries—were delicious, with perfectly seasoned fillings. The kibbeh and coxinha were also excellent. They bake their own bread, make cocada and biscoito de polvilho—all fresh, homemade, and full of flavor. On top of that, the service was warm and welcoming. I highly recommend this place. We just wish we had a bakery like this near us in Michigan—it would definitely become a favorite!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

This place is really good, the food is delicious 😋 my favorite one is the coxinha com massa de mandioca, they also have a good açaí, and an other one that I usually order is the sandwich americano which is really good,
also the service is very nice, all the people that work in there are amazing 🥰

We came in here on a whim for some deserts. The staff gave us their recommendations for a crowd and was very nice. Very good pastries!

Love their coxinha and pastéis. My family and I love their food!

*Warning Owner is a Racist and does not want Non-Portuguese speaking people to enter his restaurant. He is a complete racist and Is Xenophobic.* Tad disappointed came here for a nice Sunday review and no one employed here speaks any English at all. I know we are turning into a majority Spanish speaking country but if every restaurant in Miami can have 1 employee who speaks marginal English they should be able to in Bree- card. Oh well. There seems to be some unclear thinking on the owner's part that even though every single solitary restaurant in Brevard County Welcomes NON-Portuguese speaking public that I am engaging in racist behavior. Spanish and Portugeuse are not the same language. So instead of pointing a finger at me there is a big finger pointing back at you for being so racist as to ban non-portugeuse speaking public

Tad disappointed came here for a nice Sunday review and no one employed here speaks any English at all. I know we are turning into a majority Spanish speaking country but if every restaurant in Miami can have 1 employee who speaks marginal English they should be able to in Bree- card. Oh well.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 1

I can't give an opinion yet because I only went to see the place, I only bought bread and it was good.

The place is pretty nice and people who works here is very friendly!
I liked and I definitely I will come back!

Food: 5

Recommended dishes: French Bread Pão Francês, Cheese Rolls Pão de Queijo, Sweet Bread With Caramel Sonho de Doce de Leite, X-tudo

This is a really good place that I highly recommend it. Their food, their customers' services, and everything else are amazing. Don't hesitate to stop by and check how they are great!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Sugar Cane Broth Caldo De Cana 16oz, Corn Porridge Mingau De Milho 16oz, Mini Churros 10unit