Café Penta is located in the Antas area and these two elements are reminiscent of the most emblematic club of the city, Futebol Clube do Porto. When ‘penta’ is mentioned, the supporters of this club remember the unique achievement of national football, which was to win five consecutive national championships. With three shop windows, Café Penta is a luminous space, with a modern decoration and that invites to socialise, to stop for a coffee or to enjoy its esplanade in sunny days. Its specialities are its varied pastries, its fast meals, its snacks and snacks, its natural juices, just to mention a few. The service is attentive, well-disposed and personalised.
Coffee, cakes, pastries, drinks.
Monday to Saturday: 07h - 20h | Sunday: closed
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Address:
Rua Doutor Eduardo Santos Silva, 428
Postal Code:
4200-601
City Zone:
Antas
Landline Phone:
225402296
Email:
tiagopenta_@hotmail.com
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