Restaurant do Molhe has been in operation since 1988 and underwent a major structural refurbishment in 2015. It is situated on the seafront, on the extension of the Pérgula, a belle époque symbol in the western part of Porto. With a decoration linked to the sea, it is known for its cozy atmosphere, where the customer can enjoy their meals while enjoying a great view and smelling the sea air. There is a focus on sea-based dishes and traditional food with special emphasis on fish and seafood dishes, such as prawn monkfish rice, cataplanas, seafood parrillas or grouper. There are even meat dishes such as “picanha”, “tripas” (gut) or duck rice.

Café Ancora D´Ouro has long been affectionately called “Café Piolho”. In fact, no one knows the reason for such a designation, but the theories are many. One of them is that the cafe was frequented by the students of the university, but the teachers also went there and the coexistence was somewhat ceremonious. Then someone started to say that this was a “foolishness”. Opened since 1909, the café is a meeting point for students; it was a mandatory stop for poets, politicians, activists, among others. It is a cafe that is part of Porto’s history, where you can have a drink, snack and dine, even after hours. Try the francesinha or sarrabulho porridge, from a varied offer.

O restaurante e bar Flow surge a partir da visita casual de dois amigos a um edifício neo-árabe situado na baixa do Porto, mais concretamente na Rua da Conceição.
A paixão pelo edifício é imediata e os dois iniciam a sua recuperação, mantendo a traça original e apostando numa decoração sofisticada, simultaneamente clássica e intemporal.
Acompanhando o ritmo da cidade, o Flow apresenta uma junção de sabores das gastronomias japonesa e mediterrânica, numa mistura improvável mas surpreendente.
Oferece ainda serviço de bar e dispõe de um terraço que não deixará os seus visitantes indiferentes.