Jóia da Coroa is a multi-brand gallery space that takes us back to the Belle Époque, and some say it is one of the best kept treasures in the city. It has recreation areas, six floors, maintains the original façade and has delicious details, such as painted ceilings, crystal showcases and the elevator with sliding doors. The place invites to refinement and in the tea room, with period chairs and sofas, coffee tables with cozy lamps, chandeliers and mirrors, you can snack with all the glamor. That’s where you can order scones, which come with jam, or something from your French-inspired pastries. You can also have a brunch, with natural orange juice, half toast, house cake, among others.

Tavi opened its doors in a centenary building, in front of the historic and original confectionery with the same name. Featuring a variety of more than two dozen self-made breads, this bakery also offers a range of budget menus, including pizza, salads, sandwiches, daily specials and sweet and savory specialties. Tavi produces 3,000 units of bread in batches every 15 minutes, with the first one leaving early in the day to meet the breakfast needs of all its customers.

Concept 31 is a traditional Portuguese food restaurant in downtown Porto, offering a variety of dishes and flavors, with starters, appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, salads, desserts and varied drinks. Codfish, octopus, Black Pork medallions or prawns are some of the options. Concept 31 also features a wide range of wines, white and red and rosé, from Douro, Beira Interior, Alentejo, among others. In this space with a simple decoration and a warm atmosphere, you can taste the flavors of Porto and Portugal.