Pao Brazil Bakery
586 Waverly St, Framingham, MA, 01702
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Address :
586 Waverly St
Framingham, MA, 01702 - Phone (508) 875-4027
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Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
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Feh V.
Ok food, Average service, not the best Brazilian food you will eat, but the best option in Framingham. Avoid the other ones they are over priced and have the worst quality.
(3)Stephanie S.
I wish I could give more stars because the food is always great! But unfortunately the customer service is horrible. The woman's who work at the cashier need to learn how to have some manners. I wish the manager could see how they treat customers, they're always rude.
(2)Nan A.
Picked up food for take out last week and was very pleased with the quality of the food. Plantains, okra, collard greens, two different yucca dishes and a garlic noodle dish from the buffet, pork and beef from the skewer, coconut bread and strawberry and chocolate truffles from the bakery were all delicious, fresh and healthy (not salty or greasy at all). The interior of this eating place is basic but spotless.
(5)Gezinha D.
I really like this place, they have always been corteous to me and always have good service. I like their buffet, even tho it is a bit greasy with all the excessive fried stuff. Some Brazilian customers are rude by nature and try to cut lines, but most Brazilian people that live here are entitled brats, so, it is nornal and it is not the establishment's fault. I am Brazilian and I believe that everyone who works here should speak some English and it is really sad that locals aren't going to this place because they don't feel welcome...and I am sure that this is due to the fact that the people who work there are afraid to try to speak English. Give this place a try, it is really good.
(3)Juliana C.
I'm brazilian so I know how Brazilian food should taste like. I was really disappointed because just a few things that I tried were good (pastel, coxinha, caldo de cana, sonho) the rest looked the same but tasted awful, specially the pudding, do not buy it, its bad and overpriced. The service is great! But dont have too many expectations about the food tho
(2)Gene V.
Terrible, Stay Away if your are not Brazilian. They hate locals.
(1)Alexandre T.
Food is amazing, home cooked style with a lot of exotic or let's say Brazilian variety. Fresh juices, great pastry, chicken soup and kibbi!!
(4)David Y.
I'm not familiar with typical Brazilian bakery items so I cannot comment on what most things were. They did have a variety of different items from various fried foods such as empanadas to different soups. It was a bit difficult to know what each item was because there was not English translation of what an item was much less what it contained. I got some dinner rolls ($3), a corn husk with a cornmeal/cream corn mixture in it ($3), and some cheese bread. I did like the cheese empanada but the rolls and corn item were unimpressive. I was a bit surprised by the amount of fried foods. I hadn't seen a bakery with so few non-healthy items. Don't expect fresh baked bread here but if you're here you might as well get some fried gluttony.
(3)Elvin C.
Well probably better for a local to review who is more familiar with the Brazilian names for each of these treats, but let me get in a few first words for someone to follow. There were a variety of sweets and savories for easy take out. A number of empanadas with seafood, chicken, or beef. Cheese bread is available in large and small sizes. Also available are hot food options are available from the steam table for eat in or to go. Stews and soups are available behind the counter along with a number of fruit juices/drinks.
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