Porto In A Bottle is a wine cellar which was born in the historical centre of Porto in 2013, in the renovated Rua das Flores. It offers a new concept of wine shop, where the most representative drinks of this region are selected and promoted. The option was clear: to have only Douro and Minho wines. You can find several drinks, such as Port wine, table wines (Verde, White, Red and Rosé), sparkling wines, brandies, ‘ginginhas’, several liqueurs and some objects related to wine. Some of its products are exclusive and for this reason they have already been highlighted in some national and international press articles, such as the New York Times, Hurriyet (Turkey), Globo (Brazil), among others.

Tapabento Restaurant opened its doors in Porto in 2014, but, according to its motto, with its soul in the world. For this, local and daily products are chosen, which are cooked with the passion of the flavours of the world, creating and recreating memories of other times and places. Clams, razors, oysters, fish soup, potato tortilla, tuna tataki, fish curry and seafood are some of the specialties. It is a welcoming space, which excels with its fun staff, receiving the daily visit of people from all corners, local or far away, with the pleasure of having Porto and the world seated at the table. In this house, the team mixes countries and languages, making it easier to welcome and colour the atmosphere.

The Dom Fafe take-away barbecue presents itself in the context of the restoration of Porto with the goal of providing its clients with an unforgettable experience, full of flavour, surrounded by refinement, with a touch of inspiration, where every detail is appreciated and felt. The bet goes through the traditional Portuguese cuisine, with a lot of grill. The menu includes meat options, such as barbecue chicken, grilled ribs, pork spare ribs, veal on the stick, black pork medallions, sirloin steak, among others, having also fish options, such as codfish with corn bread, codfish “à Braga” (fried codfish served with chips and fried sliced onions)or grilled sea bass. There is also 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) and vegetarian options.