Café Restaurante Marinho’s invests in traditional Portuguese cuisine and seeks to offer its customers quality dishes at affordable prices. The house specialties are fried cod fish with loose rice, grilled squid, Braga-style cod, Porto-style guts, duck rice and Minho-style rojões. Its menu is varied and quite extensive, with several options of meat, fish, seafood, omelets and snacks. Obviously, we are in Porto, and if there is cuisine, there is francesinha, which Marinho’s advises to accompany with your sangria. They have a takeaway service every day, with meals for two at very competitive prices.

Duarte’s Street Food reflects the talent and creativity of Portuguese gastronomy. The concept of ‘Street Food’ arises in order to make the best national flavours known, from the suckling pig sandwich, meat rissol, to the ham and egg sandwich. They travel the country so that everyone can know and taste their sandwiches. Concerts, festivals and pilgrimages are events where parties and food combine and Duarte’s Street Food is present, to share and provide unique and complete moments. After several requests for the existence of a physical shop, this space was born, where you can find your sandwiches in a fixed place and where customers are welcomed as friends.

Ponto 2 is the second space of the owners of Leza, a well-known traditional bakery in operation since 2004 in Leça da Palmeira. Here you can sample 24 varieties of bread, croissants, assorted cakes or toasts, served with various side dishes and fillings. It also has a wide range of coffees and other hot drinks. It is a cozy space that until 2008 was a lamp shop. Today it has a clean and modern decoration, where sometimes temporary exhibitions take place. It also has a nice terrace for good weather. Its complete and affordable brunch menus, available on Saturdays and holidays, are already famous and just another attraction for visiting Ponto 2.