Morabeza is a word from Cape Verdean Creole that is difficult to translate, but which, in general, means friendliness and kindness. This is what you will find in this space, which seeks to provide customers with a different dining experience, bringing together culture, music and gastronomy in one place, with a special focus on the culture and gastronomy of African Portuguese speaking countries. In fact, its menu intentionally refers to the flavors of Africa, featuring dishes such as cachupa, matapa or meat peanut curry. In addition to delicious food, live music is added. At lunchtime it offers affordable menus.

Vale Doce Bakery and Pastry has a warm and familiar atmosphere, while also offering our guests easy parking in the immediate vicinity.
In addition to affordable lunches and dinners, our establishment includes a wide range of freshly baked breads, pastries and cakes that will make anyone’s mouth water. Among these options there are croissants and Jesuits, the specialties of this house.
One of its great attractions is Francesinha’s Happy Hour, a great opportunity to taste this typical Porto dish at a reduced price.

Bao’s brought Taiwanese street food to Porto.
Located in the Cedofeita area, it offers its guests a menu full of options where the base is bao, the steamed bread that gives the establishment its name. With a variety of meat and fish options, as well as vegetarian options, there are baos for all tastes.
The side dishes are also delicious, with french fries and sweet potato with cheese sauce or wasabi mayonnaise, for example.
You can also opt for a rice bowl or a noodle soup for your meal.
For dessert, enjoy an ice cream or pie, always in a relaxed and youthful atmosphere that characterizes Bao’s.