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.
Snacks, pastries, traditional food, nails, burgers, sea bass, lasagna, dishes of the day, francesinha
07:00 - 02:00
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Address:
Praça da Batalha, 97
Postal Code:
4000-101
City Zone:
Baixa
Landline Phone:
962 444 770
Email:
cafejava@sapo.pt
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