Confeitaria do Bolhão is a century-old house founded in 1896 that retains its original features, structures and colors, specific to Art Nouveau architecture. It is a bakery and pastries of its own manufacture and with buns coming out all day, with the sponge cake the specialty of the house. The establishment has a snack bar room where the guest is welcomed in a pleasant and cozy atmosphere and, on the ground floor, a buffet and à la carte restaurant. The attractive space and environment, the diversity and quality of the products offered, as well as the personalized and always friendly service make Confeitaria do Bolhão a space that invites the visit of all who are in the city of Porto.
Breads, coffees, teas, pastries, breakfast, lunch
Monday to Friday: 6:00-20:00 Saturday: 7:00-19:00 Sunday: closed
Take Away
Money, ATM, MB Way
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Author:Bernadette Matos | 2019-12-01
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Address:
Rua Formosa, 339
Postal Code:
4000-252
City Zone:
Baixa
Landline Phone:
223395220
Email:
geral@confeitariadobolhao.com
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