Opened to the public in 1925, the Feira do Bacalhau is one of the oldest houses in the city of Porto specialized in the cod trade. It is a family business that has been passing from generation to generation over time. In our space, cod is the king and the main attraction for our visitors. The almost centenary Feira do Bacalhau also has a vast wine cellar, nuts, vegetables, quality olive oil among more delicious grocery products.
This shop is located in a noteworthy place with details lost in time in the form of old hand painted panel, which invokes themes from the East.

It was at Rua de Cedofeita, more specifically at number 269, that Mina Anjos and Eunice Sobral gave birth to Pátio d´as Marias.
This space is assumed as a fine grocery store inspired by the Portuguese grocery stores of the twentieth century, with the ambition of becoming one of the most emblematic of the city of Porto.
Recalling ancient times, customers are entitled to personalized service and access to high quality niche products from small producers.
The Pátio d´as Marias space is also the venue for tasting events, tastings and workshops related to the area of activity of this establishment.

Serving the general public in its space on Rua das Flores, in the historic area of Porto for almost 40 years (with the current owners at their command for 16 years), it is said that Bufete Marina is one of the best francesinhas in the city of Porto. In fact, its years of experience and the receptivity of the Portuenses towards this restaurant suggests it.
Buffet Marina, in addition to the famous French, specializes in the production of homemade cakes, being coconut cake the most requested, chocolate cake, carrot cake, cheesecakes and muffins.
However, this restaurant does not dispense the traditional combination of coffee and cream pie for a quick breakfast or snack.