Dom Brasas Porto belongs to a network that already has four open spaces. This is the only one in the city of Porto. Dom Brasas is known as a restaurant specialising in barbecue and cooked food on the hot coals, oriented towards take-away. With a menu specialised in traditional Portuguese cuisine, it has local and regional dishes. There are meat dishes, like chicken on the barbecue, mixed barbecue, spare ribs, rabbit on the hot coals, black pork kebabs, ‘rojões’ (diced pork meat) in the house style, veal cutlet à la Dom Brasas, among others, fish dishes, with variations of cod, octopus, salmon, squid, salads, its version of the famous Francesinha, soups for all tastes and typical Portuguese desserts.

Pimm’s is a café and restaurant with a warm and modern atmosphere, but one that does not neglect the tradition. The cuisine is typically Portuguese for lunch. At dinner the cuisine is of a more international nature, with a good offer of Italian cuisine, including a wide variety of pastas. During the day it is possible to enjoy a good wine or beer with the accompaniment of some Portuguese snacks, such as toasts on Pão Saloio or ham sandwiches. The terrace, with awning and overlooking the Igreja de São Francisco, is one of the strong points of this space. It is the ideal place to have a glass of your refreshing and delicious sangria during the summer months.

Founded by friends Carlos Torres and Albano Morais, Pim Pão Pum has a funny name that stays in the ear, which refers to a childlike and nostalgic imagination that we all identify with, and also to its main product: bread. In addition to a wide variety of bread and cakes, Pim Pão Pum is particularly sought after for its delicious Berliners (Portuguese Bolas de Berlim), considered by many customers to be the best in Porto. We offer affordable lunch meals with meat and fish alternatives and a wide range of salads, soups and snacks. If the weather allows, you can enjoy our pleasant terrace during a break.