This is the first restaurant in Portugal from The Good Burger chain. TGB presents itself as a “quality alternative to traditional fast-food, less formal and more affordable.” Its menu features hamburgers 100% beef, chicken and vegetarian, served in a unique bread with patented recipe, accompanied by various types of fries. It also serves hotdogs, tex-mex nachos, cheese and jalapeno small balls, chicken wings and onion rings. One of its novelties is the Slim Burger, with only 290 calories. It also features other healthy alternatives like bowls and salads. It has arcade machines where you can play while you wait for your meal.

Confeitaria Tupi has been in the heart of Baixa for over three decades. Recognized for its pastries, it is a meeting point for different generations of customers, attracting hundreds of visitors daily. The space has been renovated but remains, since 1987, as one of the icons of the restoration of Porto, especially due to its own pastry making. The new decoration retains the essence of the “original”, but adopts a modern style, providing greater comfort to those who visit. It also serves meals, with different dishes of the day, two of meat, pasta, salads and two of fish, ensuring the freshness of the fish directly from Bolhão. You can also try the francesinha here.

Sogevinus is a space for experiencing, which aims to demonstrate the versatility of Port wine and its potential for different types of consumption. Here, in addition to finding all the references that make up the portfolio of the various brands of the group, it is possible to do combined wine tastings and learn more about what distinguishes the different types of Port and Douro wines, or opt for a pairing with chocolate and cheese. There are also wine tastings by the glass (with various suggestions of white, ruby or tawny Port and DOC Douro) and cocktails made with Port wine, which may be accompanied by other national products such as cheese, olive oil or custard tarts.