Café Ponto de Encontro is the ideal name to describe the space. It is a cafe with a large space, mostly frequented by students and is located directly in front of the Eskada Club nightclub. It can be the ideal place to spend time and meet friends before prolonging the night at the disco. To spend time there is plenty to do, from having drinks, eating, snacks and light meals - breadings, steaks, francesinha- and enjoy the games room, with three pool tables and a table of table football. It's the ideal place to hang out with friends, with good-humored staff, and great for watching football games.
Coffee, drinks, cakes and snacks
Monday to Saturday: 8:00-2:00 Sunday: closed
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Address:
Rua da Alegria, 586 r/c
Postal Code:
4000-037
City Zone:
Baixa
Mobile Phone:
913102601
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