Café S. Lázaro stands out for being a familiar, pleasant and welcoming space with background music. It is a great place for a quick break, whether for a coffee, cream or snack, like a sandwich or one of its many delicious snacks. Every day offers several alternatives of daily dishes at reduced prices. There are always several choices of meat and fish dishes. In addition to the catering service, you can come to Café S. Lázaro to play “luck games” or use the Payshop service.

At Restaurante Ro, the name derives from ramen. Ro is ramen, but not only. Ramen is usually composed of a type of Chinese noodles, a soup with broth based on pork bones, fish or chicken, and seasoned with a tarare base (sauce) that gives flavor to the base broth. Here you will find Japanese-based ramens and, as people often say, with a “Portuguese attitude of travel and discovery with little prejudice and without limits of influence”. You can also try okonomiyakis, a kind of Japanese pancakes, donburis, rice bowls with toppings and various starters, croquettes, mushrooms, chicken wings, beef tartar or spicy tuna and desserts. The house drinks are ro hai and there is also a generous drink list.

O Melhor Bolo de Chocolate do Mundo (The Best Chocolate Cake in the World) opened in 2011 a small and cozy space in downtown Porto. It all started when Carlos Braz Lopes tried to recreate in his restaurant, former Mercado Santa Clara, a recipe he had tasted in Paris.
The result was not very close to the original, but the success was such that customers who tasted eventually dubbed the creation of “the best chocolate cake in the world”.
Layers of meringue wrapped in french chocolate mousse topped with a chocolate ganache – these are the traits that make this cake a unique experience. No wonder this delight has already reached such distinct points of the globe as Spain, Brazil, Australia and Angola.