CampAlegre – Compadre restaurant is located in the Campanhã area. As we enter this space we realize that we are in a familiar place with a warm atmosphere, ideal for eating and spending time in good company. Its menu privileges Portuguese cuisine, with a special focus on the Alentejo region, but also specializes in some African dishes. For example, you can find alentejana cod rice, with coriander and poached egg, lagareiro cod, coriander cation, angolan shrimp curry, old-fashioned duck rice, alentejana black pork ribs, or same chicken swag. Food can come from far away but the family atmosphere makes it there.

Located in Batalha Square, the famous and central point of Porto, Café Java has a history that begins in 1914. Right next to the São João National Theater, this space offers its customers a pastry service, in addition to snacks and Portuguese food, which is served at any time of the day. Famous for the taste of its dishes, such as codfish with bread, octopus lagareiro, house steak, sea bass, hamburgers and famous francesinhas, among other delicacies, the centenary Café Java is an important point to enjoy. take a break from your day in the city center.

Whether for lunch, or simply to enjoy a snack, this central café, located in front of São Bento station, is a typical meeting point in Porto. If you are looking for a last coffee before taking the train, this is probably the right destination. It serves daily meals at competitive prices, with soup, main course, drink and coffee, and also has other offers, such as salads, soups, nails on plate and bread, hamburgers on plate and bread, omelettes, hot dogs, codfish dishes, sausage, meat rissoles and shrimp, not to mention its version of the famous Francesinha (a sandwich from the city of Porto, consisting of sausage, fresh sausage, ham, cold meats and beef steak, covered with cheese later melted; it is garnished with a tomato, beer and piri-piri sauce and can be served with French fries as a side dish), just to mention some. Accompany it with the house drinks.