Madureira’s Campo Alegre opened its doors on February 27, 2014. This space is characterized by its alternative decoration and modern design, and has a 200-seat room with access for people with reduced mobility. The customer can enjoy varied dishes prepared by the best professionals. It has seafood service, brewery, barbecue, pizzeria in wood oven and take-away. They have, of course, the Francesinha or, if you want to say it yourself, “the best Francesinha in the region waiting for you!” The menu is diverse, with a choice of pastas, seafood, fish varieties, steaks and meats.

In Mundo, the atmosphere is dim, the music is soft, but all the flavors of the world fit here. The menu is divided into four world and is in constant fusion, full of unlikely combinations, such as tamarind BBQ pork ribs, herb salad, fruit and peanuts or corvina and shrimp moqueca with fried banana, cashew and leaf rice. You can also have a light snack with a drink from our long list. The space follows the menu concept. There are several busts and walls adorned with graffiti paintings that reflect multiculturalism through feminine portraits representing each of the continents.

Portologia, Casa do Porto, is an ode to the wines of Portugal. A winery, wine bar and tasting house, this venue offers a sophisticated selection of over 200 Port and Douro wines, with special emphasis on small producers. With open spaces in Paris, Lisbon and of course in Porto, Julien dos Santos, owner of the shops and producer of his own Port wine, the Portuguese businessman has a devotion to Port wine, but also to other gourmet products like cheese and cold cuts and, during the summer season, with the Parisian exodus, Julien and his teams follow in their footsteps, concentrating their work in Portugal, in shops and in the vintage.