A perfect combination for the cold days that are coming is to have a good cup of coffee in a cozy, harmonious and well-decorated space in great company. In the city of São Paulo , there is no shortage of coffee shops full of architecture – of different styles – to be enjoyed in the presence of a great coffee.
Therefore, in honor of World Coffee Day , we recommend 5 coffee shops that combine coffee and architecture for you to enjoy and visit!
1. Future Canteen - Pinheiros
Abundant
natural light during the day, intimate and cozy lighting at night, great coffees and comfort food fill the space of
Futuro Refeitório , which occupies an old parking warehouse in the
Pinheiros neighborhood. Designed by architect
Felipe Hess , the restaurant features preserved
original elements of the factory, which were mixed with
modern features – such as the integrated
kitchen open to the public.
2. Takko Café - Vila Buarque
Located in one of the city's coolest neighborhoods,
Takko Café offers the essentials for surviving in São Paulo: good coffee and delicious
toasts in a
minimalist ,
practical and
cozy environment. Straight lines, neutral colors and simple furniture design fill the space of the coffee shop, which is perfect for meetings or even a
home office .
3. Café Perseus - Gardens
Café Perseu should definitely be on your list of places to visit and enjoy good architecture and coffee. Designed by renowned architect Isay Weinfeld , the space of over 100 m² has a unique essence, aiming to bring sensations through coffee, architecture and lighting. 4. Mug Café - Bela Vista
With four locations spread throughout the city,
Mug Café offers a combination of coffee, affection and quality architecture that will win anyone over. Perfect for
brunch , breakfast or afternoon tea, the space located in
Praça Pamplona , for example, occupies the
Casarão Braúna , listed as a Historical Heritage site in 1952, which is a perfect
refuge from the city's busy days.
5. Habitual Coffee - Jk Iguatemi Shopping Mall
Since 2017, when it opened its first location in Jardins,
Café Habitual has been offering comfortable and simple coffee in an unpretentious environment. The branch at
Shopping JK Iguatemi , opened in 2020, was designed by architect
Marilia Pellegrini and focuses on an industrial style and
colorful furniture , without neglecting the
minimalism of the shopping mall's architecture.
