Father and son, after brewing beer in pots and pans for friends in Rio de Janeiro, lent their talent to Porto and created Levare, a pure malt craft beer. Today it produces over six thousand liters per month on 800 square meters, with production area, bar, terrace and restaurant where they also serve various snacks every day. They make five different beers and over six thousand liters a month: Brown Porter, American IPA, Witbier, Belgian Tripel, and Lager, the variety that produces the most. To accompany, there are several snacks, such as rump and loin studs, francesinhas, hamburgers and hotdogs, but also more composed dishes such as cod, emptied steaks and pork knuckle.

Located in Batalha Square, the famous and central point of Porto, Café Java has a history that begins in 1914. Right next to the São João National Theater, this space offers its customers a pastry service, in addition to snacks and Portuguese food, which is served at any time of the day. Famous for the taste of its dishes, such as codfish with bread, octopus lagareiro, house steak, sea bass, hamburgers and famous francesinhas, among other delicacies, the centenary Café Java is an important point to enjoy. take a break from your day in the city center.

Initially, the Pão com Manteiga (meaning Bread with Butter) was supposed to be just a cafeteria. It became a restaurant since a student asked if he could have for lunch the food that Zaina, the principal manager and cook, used to cook for her husband and children. That day she didn’t even charge money to the student, who the next day returned with a group of friends. That day she served 10 dishes, the next day she served 20 and today it’s served an average of 200 dishes a day of simple and delicious homemade food. Noteworthy are the traditional Portuguese and Brazilian dishes, but also the famous Brazilian pastries and desserts, such as brigadeiros. It has a nice terrace in which you can enjoy on sunny days.