Renata
Every cake, every brigadeiro, every Easter egg. She designs each custom order with you, from the first sketch to the last sprinkle.
We’re Renata and the kids. Mom bakes, we pour the coffee, and somebody is always filming a TikTok behind the counter. But the story starts years before the café, with a phone number, a delivery map and a lot of chocolate.


Before there was a shop, there was a post. A box of cupcakes, a few bars of Belgian chocolate and four words: começando os trabalhos — getting to work.
That was the start of Renata Party Creations: custom cakes and Brazilian party sweets, ordered on Facebook and WhatsApp, for “weddings, baby showers, birthdays, every occasion.”

In Brazil, Easter means chocolate eggs you eat with a spoon. Every Easter, Renata made them: filled with brigadeiro, paçoca, churros and maracujá, and decorated with soccer crests, cartoon characters and family photos.
By 2020 she was sending out tasting boxes of twenty mini eggs, two of each flavor, so nobody had to choose just one.

No storefront meant the sweets came to you. Fridays the route ran Norwood, Natick, Lowell, Woburn, Peabody, Revere, Cambridge and Somerville. Saturdays it went south: Quincy, Weymouth, Brockton, Plymouth, all the way to East Providence.
Maybe that’s how you first met us: a box at your door.

Then came the dessert tables: wedding spreads with flowers on every tier, karate parties, Paw Patrol birthdays, trays of brigadeiros in every color. Cake pops, chocolate apples, bonbons shaped like teddy bears and fried eggs.
If a party needed something sweet, Renata found a way to make it.

In 2026 we finally opened our own doors at 163 Beale St in Wollaston. Pink walls, flowers on every shelf, a case full of coxinhas and pão de queijo, and coffee from 7 AM.
The cakes are still all Renata. Now there’s just a counter to stand behind.
Every cake, every brigadeiro, every Easter egg. She designs each custom order with you, from the first sketch to the last sprinkle.
Lattes, the register and a running bit about whether an iced coffee looks like a sunset or a sunrise. And the stars of our TikTok.

Look behind the counter and you’ll see them side by side: the Brazilian flag and the American one. That’s us. Recipes from home, made for our neighbors here. And every Saturday in September we packed up the case and set up a tent at Safford Park.
first time in? tell us — we’ll help you pick.
