The flavors of Hawaii are in Porto. FixeBowl is specialized in the “poke bowl”, a dish that has Hawaiian origin and Japanese inspiration, with raw fish, sushi rice, seeds and vegetables in the mix. In a typical Hawaiian environment, all that is missing is the smell of the beach. Among the “poke bowls” there is a choice between eight combinations, created by Pauline and Amanda, the owners, with oriental, Brazilian and Australian influences. The Tropical bowl is the most popular choice, made with a sushi rice base, with salmon, ginger, cucumber, carrot, red onion, leek, mango, tobiko (flying fish eggs) and sesame sauce. You can always make your own “poke”.

Confeitaria Leblon is already 34 years old but the one we found underwent a refurbishment two years ago. Under new management, it has become more modern, appealing and inviting to enjoy all its wonderful and appetizing confectionery. With a wide variety of locally made products, whether sweet or savory, you can take advantage of the indoor or even outdoor space to enjoy a meal. We are in Porto, and being in Porto, here you can also try the francesinha. In addition, it has casserole steak, pasta varieties, salads, steaks, cod dishes, omelets, some specials and light meals, with hamburgers, alheir and hotdogs.

The Brasão da Travessa is a project that was born from the unconditional love for the art of cooking, but not only that. It was also born from the affection for the art of welcoming and, in this sense, customers are welcomed as if they were guests of the house. The Brasão da Travessa is a restaurant that bets on traditional Portuguese food and a wide range of dishes on the barbecue, with emphasis on mixed barbecue, laminated steak, barbecue chicken, seafood rice, codfish à Braga, octopus à Lagareiro, chicken sausage, just to name a few. At lunch they offer complete daily rates, with soup, main course, drink and coffee, at competitive prices, having also the option to book group dinners.