Is it a café? Is it a pastry shop? Or a hostel? A place to work? An art gallery? A guest house? A beer garden? A house? A space for concerts? A restaurant? An insta gem? A meeting point? A central café? Yes, Supernova is all this, at the same time. If you want, it is the ideal place to have your head on the Moon, because all the decoration goes around the Moon, the planets, the comets and the galaxies. The aim is to serve guests, but also all those who pass by there. They have yogurt bowls with homemade granola, fruit and honey, brownies and homemade cakes, vegetarian dips, salads, and also toasts, such as Supernova, the star of the company and “the first sandwich to travel in space”, as it reads on the menu.

Maus Hábitos is one of the most important places in the cultural environment of the city. It is a multi-valued cultural intervention space that does not fit into one category. Thanks to its active artistic programming, you can, for example, attend concerts and plays or attend exhibitions. But it’s also the perfect place to have a drink in the evening, a night out or a meal. Maus Hábitos is defined, in its words, as “cultural producer, with an artistic awareness of intervention, producing and presenting artistic programs that act on the contemporary condition of culture. It is rather an open, urban, bastard and emblematic space of the city. ”

Open Kitchen began as a grocery store for Portuguese products from small producers across the country. To help make known the quality of these products, many of them organic, the owner Miguel Almeida set up a small kitchen on site. It is a kind of tasting room, where you prepare snacks with the products available. In addition to these snacks that you can taste at any time of the day, it also serves lunches made from the products you sell at the store. Open Kitchen was conceived to offer the customer differentiated products for their quality in an increasingly industrialized market