Café Porta do Olival is the oldest café in Porto city still in operation. It was already in operation in 1853, in the same place where it currently operates: in the middle of the Fernandina Wall, very close to the old port of Olival, one of the most important entrances of the city of Porto in medieval times. According to records, already in 1926 was considered the oldest coffee in Portugal. In addition to the unique opportunity to visit an authentic museum with a unique history and charisma overlooking the Clérigos Tower, Café Porta do Olival is a great place for a coffee break, a fine meal or to starve with a of its economic snacks, such as its bifanas and assorted sandwiches.

Confectionery that stands out for the quality of the confection of its products, whether cakes, salty or bread. With a pleasant space and efficient service, you can come to Crystal Palace for breakfast or a mid-afternoon or morning snack and enjoy a coffee accompanied by one of its many cakes or miniatures. At festive times you can count on various typical cakes of the season, such as the King Cake that is made with the best quality candied fruit and nuts, not forgetting the use of pine nuts. At warmer heights you can use its pleasant terrace overlooking Sá Carneiro Square.

Confeitaria Porto Rico was founded in 1958 and since then has sweetened the mouth of many generations of the undefeated city. With its own manufacture, this space has as its business cards its Bolo-Rei, Pão de Ló and Serra Cheese. For many people it is the unavoidable place to have breakfast, but for many others, the Confeitaria Porto Rico calls at all hours of the day to taste its varied pastries, from Jesuítas, egg nuts, croissants, to Pão de Ló with Serra cheese, as well as its savory, patties, croquettes, among others. All this with the certainty that you will find a familiar atmosphere and the possibility of choosing a steamed delicacy, fresh from the oven.