This establishment opened its doors in 1966 and was the city’s first Chinese restaurant, at a time when Chinese food was an unknown exoticism. It kept the traditional Chinese cuisine and resisted the competition, which decades later would be installed in the city. The business has been in the same family since its inception since Mr. Chow Horng Tzer founded it. It is also known as the “Bridge Chinese” because it is located next to the upper deck of D. Luís Bridge with views of the Douro river and “Serra do Pilar” monastery on the other side. We maintain the typical Chinese cuisine, highlighting the most sought after classics by regular customers: Peking Duck, Shrimp Dim Sum, Beef on the plate, among others.

Confeitaria Primar has a long tradition in the field of pastry, which dates back to its founding year, in 1946.
It is a traditional confectionery in the city of Porto, with its own manufacture and a welcoming atmosphere. It has a room inside and its magnificent terrace offers a pleasant view of the Carmo and Carmelite churches.
The Primar Confeitaria assumes itself as an ideal place for a coffee break and a cake or even for your lunch. To this end, this establishment serves daily dishes, with a wide variety of snacks available to customers throughout the day. All this combined with a friendly and efficient service.

Hard Rock Café arrived at Porto in 2016. Located at Rua do Almada, near Avenida dos Aliados, here you can enjoy your meal surrounded by various relics of rock n’roll history. In this space you can try the classic American cuisine, with burgers, salads and cocktails that are characteristic of the Hard Rock menu. Hard Rock Café also includes a shop where you can buy various types of Hard Rock branded merchandise, such as t-shirts, sweatshirts or cuddly toys.