Caçula opened its doors in the city of Porto in 1969. After 42 years in the city downtown, we opened a new space in Praça Carlos Alberto, with the same identity and the same careful and attentive service, in a restored building. This space has a room on the ground floor, open all week with daily menus for lunch, tapas in the evening and a la carte service for dinner. It also has an extended weekly offer of wines by the glass. On the upper floors of O Caçula, we have rooms for groups, upon reservation, where the customer can establish the menu to their liking. As the motto of this house says, “O Caçula makes the rest happen!”.
Brunch, Pizzas in a wood oven, Francesinhas in a wood oven, Dishes of the Day, Group Menus
Monday to Sunday: 10:00 to 23:00
Take Away, Home delivery
Money, ATM, MB Way
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Address:
Praça Carlos Alberto, 47
Postal Code:
4050-157
City Zone:
Baixa
Email:
info@ocacula.com
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