Café Silvado is an establishment with a cosy and familiar atmosphere, which has at your disposal cafeteria and snack bar service. Its unpretentious decoration makes Café Silvado a typical place in Portugal, and it can be the place to have a coffee, or to have breakfast or a snack, or even to make a light or complete meal. For that it has a varied offer, from toast, sandwiches of all kinds, nails in the bread, puppies, savoury, diversified pastry, among others. It also has free Wi-Fi and can also perform all kinds of services related to Pagaqui, as well as trying your luck by playing Euromillions or purchasing a scratch card.

O Ernesto is a restaurant that has been in existence since 1938 and specializes in traditional Portuguese food. The name of the restaurant originated in 1968 when Ernesto Pereira, the father of the current owner, buys the place and calls it “The Ernesto”. In 1990, Reinaldo Pereira, his son, became the owner of this same restaurant. After the completion of works and deep remodeling, the space known today is reborn, where the modern decoration blends with the rustic architecture of the building. Portuguese cuisine remains the strong point of this emblematic restaurant in the city, with a varied menu for all tastes, from starters to dessert.

Coffee and confectionery, where you can have all your meals, whether it’s breakfast, lunch, dinner or a small snack in the middle of the morning or in the afternoon. It offers a wide range of snacks and snacks, such as breaded sandwiches, ham sandwiches, dogs, nails or francesinhas. It also offers healthier alternatives such as salads. In addition to a snack bar and patisserie and its diverse range of food and beverages, Green Stone is also a community hangout where you can head to buy your favorite newspapers and magazines or pay your bills as it offers stationery and payshop services.