Built in 1945 by architect Amoroso Lopes, the modern style building right by the sea where BH Foz is located, was once a service station, bar, restaurant and party room. Abandoned for 30 years, it was fully recovered to perform a playful function, organizing events and catering, while preserving its identity and authenticity. The taste for food and quality is evident. From the signature cuisine of Chef Anthoney Pires, to fusion sushi, to homemade pizzas already considered to be one of the best in Portugal and to its famous cocktails, BH is characterized by this variety of choice, with a seal of quality.

With three open spaces in the Porto area, Negra Café has a modern and sophisticated concept, with a welcoming environment that invites you to socialise, being the ideal place for those who like to take pictures of their food. It happens that the prepared dishes are highly photogenic, but not only that: they are highly delicious. There is a wide variety of coffees, milk shakes, infusions, teas, smoothies and refreshing drinks. When it comes to solid food, the choice is even more diverse, with cakes, croissants, toasts, fruit bowls, and pancakes with side dishes of your choice, chicken toast, salmon, shrimp or mushrooms, sharing boards, salads, among other offers. The difficult thing will really be to choose.

Clube 21 has been around since 1977 near Boavista, but this younger brother opened downtown in 2018. Keeping the original British style at this bar, restaurant and brewery, you can meet friends to watch football games at the same time. time that deepens the friendship with some beers. You can accompany with a francesinha or a hotdog, new in this space, or you can find Clube 21 classics, which brought fame to the house, such as the roast beef, the Portuguese stew and the duo of steaks. You can also enjoy the decoration, the granite walls or the long balcony, where you can see porcelain, radios and other antique objects that tell part of the history of Clube 21.