Copa Cabana Brazilian Bakery

Hollon Murphree a month ago

This place is my whole weekly routine at this point, I dont even think twice about stopping in. The cheese bread is always warm and exactly what you need with your coffee, but honestly I keep coming back for the pastel de feijao which is just perfection. Ive been coming here for over a year now and the staff remembers my order, which is a small thing but it makes a difference when you are there three times a week like me. The guava pastry with cheese is dangerously good too, I always grab an extra one even though I tell myself I wont each time. If you like Brazilian food or just want something fresh and homemade this is the spot, Ive tried a bunch of places in the area and nothing hits the same. Prices are fair for what you get and the place has that local bakery energy that feels welcoming. Ill definitely be back again tomorrow honestly since I already know what im getting.

South Forsyth Small Engine Dr LLC 3 months ago

When purchasing anything from the shelf or freezers, check the expiration date. I bought a cream cheese, and the expiration showed 2025. They tried to say it couldn't be from there, but I had the receipt from the day prior so they replaced it. The prices on the shelf are not the same as at the register. I got a Paçoca that showed $5.99, but at the register, they said $15.99. I showed the attendant the shelf price. The excuse was that the price went up. The owner's wife came and voided the item. I went back twice, and the product was in the same spot with the incorrect price for two weeks. I was also shocked at the price of their French bread: $0.96. That was a shocker for one bread that's usually $0.50.

Erin Keating 5 months ago

Go here and try everything. I mean it. If you're not familiar with Brazilian food, even better, you're in for a great surprise. We got cheese pasteles and a few desserts, and everything was delicious. There's a cute little part of the Cafe that's sweet up as a store with Brazilian essentials, and a butcher counter, as well. The guy behind the counter was very helpful and friendly. Can't wait to go back!

Jim Wilkins 8 months ago

If you’re looking for authentic Brazilian products and food, this is your place! Everyone is friendly and the food is delicious. You gotta try the Brazilian dish called feijoada served only on Saturdays and everything else I’ve tried is amazing. Best cappuccino I’ve ever had 🇧🇷

Andrew a year ago

Excellent, l always make a point of trying out any Brazilian bakery/restaurant. And l was not disappointed. Their freshly made caju”suco” juice was deliciously nice and the price the cheapest l have in metro Atlanta. That goes for all their pastries and cakes. They also have a butchery with Brazilian sausages etc. Plus other Brazilian groceries.