Kouklet & Tanda Brazilian Bakehouse
$ • Bakery, Gluten-Free, VeganAbout Kouklet & Tanda Brazilian Bakehouse
Customers' Favorites
Orange & Caramelized Milk Cake Roll - Half
Carrot Cake with Chocolate Truffle
Passion Fruit Cake Roll - Half
Classic Guava Cake Roll - Full
Classic Guava Cake Roll - Half
Pao De Queijo Traditional
Philly Roll
Recent Reviews
Delicious and fresh Brazilian dessert
literally the best bakery i’ve been to in philly. the guava donut is a must to try. i ate the whole thing in one sitting!!
We love the sourdough donuts (guava and mango). I imagine all their pastries are just as good and very pleasing to the eyes. We went there twice while visiting the city. The owners are super nice. It’s worth your time to visit.
Space is limited but nice to take a break here and just sit by to e windows while having the delectable pastry and coffee.
Space is limited but nice to take a break here and just sit by to e windows while having the delectable pastry and coffee.
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 4PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 9AM - 4PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 4PM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 4PM |
Kouklet & Tanda Brazilian Bakehouse is a small Latin bakery in Philly. It is a small place with maybe 2-3 person seating, but in the morning shortly after opening it was quiet and peaceful. The atmosphere is nice and calming with bossa nova in the background and a light yellow colorful set up representing Brazil. The staff is friendly.
The baked goods are fresh, flavorful, and mind blowing. The guava sonho is tasty, sweet, and super soft. The sonho de goiba is like Romeo & Juliet love, with a rich balance of tropical sweetness and tartness. The rosca de presunto e queijo o bauru de presunto e queijo has nice ham action with caramelized onions and cheese on crusty buttery sourdough bread. The pan de queijo is slightly crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside. The guava sourdough donuts have vibrant flavor and soft texture. The cookies are amazing and unlike any other. The coconut water cold brew is amazing. The lemongrass tonic espresso was a little different, with quinine refreshing and crisp.
The only downside is the price. A single purchase costs anywhere from $7-$12. Even so, this place will not disappoint.