S Chin

This is the location if I feel like having some pao de quelio (cheese bun), this would be my location to go. Parking is a little bit of a hit and miss. If you are lucky, there is parking in front or by the side. The location is basically small hole in a wall type of location but the food and pastries is so good. Aside from the pao de quelio( cheese bun), their rosca de coco (coconut bread) or enroladinho de quelio (coconut bread with cheese). Also, we tried the coxinha (Brazilian pastry with chicken). Would I go back. Definitely. But need to be dropped off most times when we crave cheese buns.

Geisiane Lemos

People, food with a taste of home. It was nostalgic, the beans cooked that day and the food was super seasoned. It brought back good memories of my mother who cooks so well. I'll go there again today. I loved it and there's a lot of food. The best

Adriana Perez

Absolutely spectacular! ✨ A cute, cozy little spot with delicious food. 🍽️ Parking spaces were limited, but manageable. 🚗 A great place to grab a bite and enjoy!

+4

Erin Tom

Yummy gem in the neighborhood. We were craving pao de queijo (Brazilian cheese bread) and they didn't disappoint. They have small and large options (we went for 6 large) plus tried some other things: Acai bowls - 9/10 ordered 2 larges. Each was a good size for 2 to share Conxinha - creamy chicken inside - one of our faves Kibe - probably our fave of the beef Disco - this was too dry for our liking Bregues - ham, sausage, tomato - pretty tasy Rissole - beef & corn. they forgot this one, so we'll have to try again :( Rosca (coconut bread) - so yummy and soft We ordered at the Cafe, it was about 10 minutes wait in line then 15-20 for our food. I recommend ordering online if you can. A little confusing at the cafe as some items have different fillings (like rissole also has shrimp OR corn/cheese). We spent over $100 for 6 people but we were greedy to try everything. Overall would come back again.

Christopher Chung

Cute, and quaint, Brazilian coffee and savory pastry. Outdoor seating and bungalow design reminiscent of SoCal/Santa Monica, a fashionably South American / South San Francisco delight.

+4

Jeff Ho

Cafe De Casa has a secret Friday menu. My friend only found out about it last time because he asked someone eating it. It was Brazilian tri-tip steak. It comes with a plantain. If you ask for the combo, it comes with a plate of beans and rice, some sort of tasty potato salad with tomatoes, lettuce, diced tomatoes, broccoli, carrots and cauliflower. We also got the beef salad $17.25 and some pastries for about $5 each. Everything tasted delicious. The chef really did a good job with the Brazilian flavors. There isn't much out there that I haven't tried. It was nice to get that "new" feeling in my life. Sitting outside, on a nice sunny morning made it more special. Great job staff at Cafe De Casa.

+2

Nick Gomez

Beautiful little cafe with many delicious foods. I ordered the original açaí bowl, coxinha, and kibe. My boo ordered Frango à Milanesa and risole with ham and cheese filling. Everything tasted amazing and the portions are good size. We also tried their freshly squeezed cashew and pineapple mint juices. Very tasty! There’s limited parking in the back, so my boo and I looked for street parking instead.

+5

Alvaro Hoyos

Update: I have been coming to this place for years and it never disappoints. I mostly come for breakfast goods, but the lunch dishes are excellent as well. Don't sleep on that fried fish; it's perfectly executed. It's been so long since my last review that they now have weekend hours, more food options, and a few frozen goods to take home. All right, I am not going to disagree with the middling coffee reviews, but setting that aside the lunch platters are pretty generous and quite tasty. I like the feel of this place and wish they had weekend hours, but I do understand their location might not make it a great weekend spot. In short, go there and get a hearty weekday lunch.

Jennessy Johns

Yummy! A coworker brought some coxinha for our lengthy staff meeting one day and since then I was hooked! These are deliciously made and extremely filling. I order from the SF location since I work in SF, and I’m ecstatic to find that it’s near where I live too! Great place!

Cristina Guhman (Cris)

Cozy & busy place. The food is very well seasoned. I loved the rice and beans. The portions are pretty decent as well. I loved the passion fruit and orange juices. Freshly made and so tasty. Seating is first come, first serve style and you must wait for someone to leave if they are full. We liked their service which was fast and the servers are very courteous.

+4

Melissa Chen

Nice Brazilian Café. The juices are great. Insane parking situation. Four spots right outside otherwise you have to make a 2 mile, 10 min detour/U-turn to the parking lot on Randolph Ave. No parking on a Tuesday afternoon so I imagine the weekends are even worse.

Ton T

A cute store with a small amount of seating at the back. There is also street parking in the front and back streets. My impressions is that the steak I got was a bit chewy and salty. Eaten with the rice, the saltiness is ok but it was a bit much for me. The side beans and salad was all good.

Gisele tak

At this particular establishment, I had a bad experience. The attendant was actually quite friendly, but the waiter who worked in the outdoor area was not pleasant at all. I was with my son in the stroller, and I had moved a chair out of the way. He asked me to move the chair from the path where he walked and to find some corner to put it in, haha. I thought it was so strange because usually they know where they store the chairs and could have been kind enough to put it away for me, especially since I was there with my baby. I ordered a dish, and the meat was just covered in oil, and at the end, we asked for a to-go box and the guy forgot. Overall, it wasn’t a very good experience. The other places are completely different and much better. At least the beans and rice were good.