I am not much of a coffee drinker, which comes as a surprise to my Brazilian friends. I prefer to relax into a cup of tea and São Paulo has many options for us tea drinkers. So far nothing compares to Bistrô Ó-Chá in Vila Madalena. Thanks to its comfortable decor and superb tea menu, this delightful bistro has become my go-to spot for a warm cup. They also have delicious desserts, snacks, and a store to buy loose tea to go. You certainly pay extra for the vibe, but it’s totally worth it. Here are a few photos from some of my recent visits.
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In Finland we drink coffee. Okay it is nothing, but we reuse empty coffee bags. Are You doing the same with Tea bags?
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Happy blogging!
That’s a good question! The tea I have purchased here is usually packaged in a tin, which I reuse for other things. Happy blogging to you too over in Finland!
Haha, nice. I started drinking more tea after my travels actually. However, I was in Europe where having tea time/fika is very popular.