“ I stopped by here on Saturday around 1pm, its a mini restaurant with plenty of seating in the back. There was a line outside, I Ordered food, had a 15 to 20 minute wait depending on what you order. The food is delicious. The staff are knowledgeable and bilingual. ”

“ Beautiful little cafe with many delicious foods. I ordered the original acai bowl, coxinha, and kibe. My boo ordered Frango a 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! Theres limited parking in the back, so my boo and I looked for street parking instead. ”

“ 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. ”

“ Cute, and quaint, Brazilian coffee and savory pastry. Outdoor seating and bungalow design reminiscent of SoCalSanta Monica, a fashionably South American South San Francisco delight. ”

“ Yummy gem in the neighborhood. We were craving pao de queijo Brazilian cheese bread and they didnt disappoint. They have small and large options we went for 6 large plus tried some other things Acai bowls 910 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 well 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 1520 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 corncheese. We spent over 100 for 6 people but we were greedy to try everything. Overall would come back again. ”

“ A little Brazilian spot in a totally unexpected part of South San francisco. We stayed in one of those massive corporate hotels with nothing around it. And we found this little gem. Theyve got dishes you can order but we didnt try those. We tried several different Savory and sweet pastries and all were incredible. The Rissoles with han and cheese were life changing!! We had very funny and welcoming banter with the staff. I would come back here all the time if I lived in the area! ”

“ 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 tritip 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 isnt much out there that I havent 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. ”

“ Tastes like my grandmas food!! I had a ratatouille moment there when I ordered bife acebolado. ”