The concept of Óbio is simple: healthy food prepared with love. It combines cafeteria and grocery store with only organic items. Most of the products that come to the table are on sale in space, so if you like something you ate you know you can replicate it at home. Óbio offers fresh dishes with organic products on the main menu, fresh salads, organic bruschetta and brunch, fresh juices, tea and coffee, all organic. The whole space is a makeup of an original building, since the birth of the place, which combines with the historical spirit of the city of Porto. The staff pays great attention to detail and comfort, to create the most pleasant meal atmosphere possible.

At about 50 meters from Campanhã train station, Café Amarantino can be the ideal place to have a drink or a meal after a long journey, or if you are waiting to go to other stops. With a simple decoration, a family space and informal service, Café Amarantino offers a menu where there is no shortage of francesinha and you can eat a nail in the plate, but where light meals predominate, for those looking to snack, with hamburgers, breaded, gizzards , bifanas, snacks, varied pastries, patties and various sandwiches, ham, salpicão and mixed toasts. It has wifi and television to watch football matches.

In a modern, sophisticated and elegant environment, Vogue Café Porto assumes itself as “the most chic space in Porto”. With this opening, Vogue adds yet another elegant and cosmopolitan space to its Vogue Café collection in cities like Moscow, Kiev and Riyadh. The black-and-white pattern sets and the gold and mirror touches, reveal a concept that draws on the symbiosis between the cosmopolitan international model and the surrounding with the hotel and the city. Vogue Café Porto is the ideal place to satisfy your appetite with full or light meals at any time of the day, or simply to have a coffee while browsing the latest edition of the Vogue International books and magazines in the inner courtyard or bar.