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.

Café Gaveto was born in 2014 and came to complete an old dream of having a space prepared and thought out by the owner, but oriented to the detail for the comfort of the final customer. That is how this place came to be, with the focus on having a brand that differentiates them from others, either by the space, the products or the service. The charm products of the establishment are the natural juices, hot chocolate of various flavours, differentiated teas of unique aromas, author hamburgers and croissants. They also offer a friendly service that in the long run becomes familiar. This is how they want to score this place and this is how they promise to continue in the future, a small space full of everything that feels like coming back.

Located right next to the iconic Lello Bookstore and overlooking the beautiful Clérigos Tower, the Pastelaria Bela Torre is a great place to take a break during your stroll through downtown Porto, whether for a coffee, a fine or a small snack. Here you will find a range of pastries, such as croissants, cream and Berlin balls, and savory snacks such as patties, breading and meatloaf. It is also the ideal place for brunch or a cheap lunch meal, offering a wide variety of fish and meat dishes. You can also try one of its francesinhas.