This is the first restaurant in Portugal from The Good Burger chain. TGB presents itself as a “quality alternative to traditional fast-food, less formal and more affordable.” Its menu features hamburgers 100% beef, chicken and vegetarian, served in a unique bread with patented recipe, accompanied by various types of fries. It also serves hotdogs, tex-mex nachos, cheese and jalapeno small balls, chicken wings and onion rings. One of its novelties is the Slim Burger, with only 290 calories. It also features other healthy alternatives like bowls and salads. It has arcade machines where you can play while you wait for your meal.

In this refined and welcoming space, the vermouths are given a new expression, whether through a simple Martini, a classic Negroni or the signature cocktails, including the Fichi di Teresa or Il Verde di Turin, signed by senior bartenders. Then there are caipirinhas, mojitos, daiquiris, vodkas, tequilas, rum or liqueurs. The menu, signed by Chef Pedro Braga, offers you several Italian finger food options such as classic Focaccias Simples and / or Stuffed, Piadinas, Panzerotti or Italian delicatessen and cheese plates. However, if you want something sweeter you can always opt for the right Limoncello Mousse.

The mythical Café Corcel, born in 1967 in the Pinheiro Manso area, has recently reopened with a new life. The space is more beautiful and luminous, modernised, but containing some traditional touches, and its shop window reflects this, where we find an exhibition with a lot of conventual sweets. This is the star of this space, the confectionery, and we are not talking about the conventional cakes, known to all pastries in Porto, but rather about conventual confectionery: egg chestnuts, egg cones, almond delights, Tentúgal pastries. There are also homemade pizzas, salads and carpaccios, if you want a light meal and a DJ at the weekend, to enjoy while drinking a cocktail.