To talk about Porto, in addition to Port wine, francesinhas, “Tripas à Moda do Porto” (guts), is also to talk about Futebol Clube do Porto, the most popular club in the city and one of the best known in Europe and in the World. To talk about Braseiro das Antas is also to talk about Futebol Clube do Porto, as it is very close to the old stadium and near the Dragão stadium. It is a meeting point to snack before and after the games and, for those who did not get tickets, during the games. It is here that many fans live the victories of the club, accompanying with bifanas (we are known as “Braseiro House of Bifanas”), as well as Francesinhas and other snacks, always accompanied by cold drinks, preferably beer.

Mizzica brings to Porto the typical Sicilian flavors in a restaurant that replicates the street food of the Italian island. Cannoli and cannolo are indispensable on Sicilian tables. Here we can try other Sicilian sweets and snacks, such as cassata, wrapped in almond paste, or arancino, a breaded and fried rice ball that has various fillings: ragu, parmesan, ham and mozzarella or even pistachio and ham. Calzone, snack boards, panini and salads round out the menu, but the richness of Sicilian cuisine, island flavors and traditions are also represented in the form of sheep cheeses, liqueurs – such as limoncello and passito – and wines there. if they fit.

Pinguim Café is a pub with a traditional atmosphere, which opened in 1987 and has a history of regular culture-related activities.
It has a long tradition of poetry evenings on Monday, started by Joaquim Castro Caldas for over 30 years, followed by poets such as Manuel Jorge Marmelo, João Habitualmente, Daniel Maia-Pinto Rodrigues, Valter Hugo Mãe, Filipa Leal, Paulo Campos dos Reis, Renato Filipe Cardoso.
Penguin Café stands out for the quality of its tonic gins and has a phrase that characterizes them “Not only of Gin lives the Penguin”. You should try the excellent hot chocolate, wines, cocktails, craft beers and snacks.