The espresso is good, I also tried the filtered coffee, just okay. The cookies are nice and warm, perfect! The big wood table outside is the best in house ⭐️
Nice and cozy place, the espresso got nice spices and it's pretty dark (but I liked it).
The first drive-thru bakery in Sorocaba. I tried the hazelnut cappuccino and the garlic quiche. They use a powder to give hazelnut flavor to the cappuccino, disappointed with the cappuccino.
Nice monument, it tells a little bit of Portuguese history as well their traditions. Too crowded, but not a big deal, enjoy the sunset beside Tagus river, gorgeous.
One of my favorite places in Lisbon, you can see a modern architecture, but classic things once you´re inside. I don´t remember how much the ticket fare is, but I´m sure worth it.
Don´t think twice before heading to Mosteiro dos Jeronimos, it´s a must visit museum in Lisbon. The architecture is gorgeous and a lot of important events happened there. Don´t go on a rainy day.
Very well organized airport, the staff helped me when I couldn´t find the bathroom. There are a lot of places to have a good dinner in the international terminal. Overall, is a good airport.
Nice Café, they got the best scones I tried in Portugal. My brother tried the Pastel de Nata and he told me that was the best he has ever had. The overall experience is good.
One of the best codfish I've ever had! I found this restaurant after walking too much, it seems to be a Tasca and you'll only find Lisboetas, I haven't seen any tourists. The food was great!
Nice museum, organized and the staff speaks English. The ticket fare is quite expensive for Santiago, but is a cool experience.
A nice way to know more the Chilean poet. It seems to be less organized than the La Chascona, there's a coffee shop at the entry.
Good museum, the ticket fare is not too expensive, worth it. Once you're in,it may be hard to get around, cuz there's no one to explain how the museum works, I felt lost sometimes.
Nice place to see the sunset, don't think that you'll have a view like the Santiago's mountains.
O atendimento é bom, peço sempre a costela com batata recheada como acompanhamento, não tem erro. O molho barbecue é bom quando comparado a maioria feita nos restaurantes brasileiros
A nice mall (not too big) to get around, if you don't wanna spend too much money, go somewhere else. All the stores are fancy, there are international brands as well.
It's a classical building, you can see that there's Spanish influence in the architecture. It's the best building to see in Plaza de Armas.
Plaza de Armas is a good park, there ain't too much green, instead, you can see a lot of buildings. It's a expensive place to eat, but there are some nice souvenir stores (the prices are ok)
The building architecture is nice, the ticket it's too expensive for Santiago city. There are cool things to see in this museum, but if you don't got too much time, think twice.
Funicular is a great way to get to the top of the Cerro. It's a nice ride and doesn't take too long, relaxing.
My favorite Cerro in Santiago, don't think twice and the funicular, the view is just stunning, no words to describe how Santiago is gorgeous.
Cerritos Santa Lucia is cool, and the view from the city is amazing, it's cool to take more time to walk around this Cerro. Go easy on your walk, you can get tired easily, is a must go place.
There ain't too much to see in this "museum". It's free and the architecture is modern and contemporary, cool.
The free guided-tour trough Palacio La Moneda is awesome, it's in English and the guide tells you everything about Chile. I just loved it, the palace it's not so huge like it seems, but still worth it
It's a nice market, it's not a must visit place in Santiago. The seafood is fresh, but the staff just want you to buy'em, when you refuse, they get angry and don't even look at your face.
Rancho 53 is a good place, nice traditional Portuguese food (if you spend more time on the road to São Paulo, you can find better ones). The staff is quiet rude and no one seems to speak English.
