Located right next to the iconic Lello Bookstore and overlooking the beautiful Clérigos Tower, the Pastelaria Bela Torre is a great place to take a break during your stroll through downtown Porto, whether for a coffee, a fine or a small snack. Here you will find a range of pastries, such as croissants, cream and Berlin balls, and savory snacks such as patties, breading and meatloaf. It is also the ideal place for brunch or a cheap lunch meal, offering a wide variety of fish and meat dishes. You can also try one of its francesinhas.

Contrary to what one might think, there is no relationship between Café Porto Santo and the island of the archipelago of Madeira with the same name. In this case “Porto Santo” is the junction between the city of Porto and the owners’ roots, the Brazilian state of Espírito Santo. In this establishment, you will find a wide variety of dishes and snacks. At lunchtime you can enjoy and try one of your dishes of the day, taking advantage of the economic menus that include soup and drink. The service is friendly and familiar and the space is welcoming and pleasantly decorated. For example, while having your meal or coffee, you can admire the various clocks that are on the wall with the time zone of different countries.

In Café Pérola do Heroísmo you can count on a family space with a cozy atmosphere. It is a space that has a multifaceted offer, it can be the place to have breakfast or snack, as well as to have a full meal as well as just have a drink. In the menu you can always count on daily rates at inviting prices, combined with soup, dish of the day, drink and coffee, and you can choose “à la carte” several options, such as various dishes of cod, hake fillets, pataniscas, codfish balls, Steaks, beef, alheira, gizzards, pork scallops and, of course, francesinha.