Snopão is a self-made pastry and bakery. It features a wide range of bread, with several hot bread buns a day to satisfy your customers. It also has a good supply of fine pastries, producing, for example, delicious miniatures, Húngaros, Natas or palmiers. This is a good place for breakfast or lunch, as it offers very affordable rates every day. Their snack bar service is also quite complete, with various sandwiches, pizzas, francesinhas, hot dogs or Pregos. Finally, it provides cakes for all kinds of celebrations such as weddings, birthdays and baptisms.
Breakfast, lunch, snack bar, self-made, cakes
Monday to Sunday: 7:00-22:00
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Address:
Rua da Torrinha, 257-259
Postal Code:
4050-612
City Zone:
Boavista
Landline Phone:
224927954
Email:
snopaotorrinha@gmail.com
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