Restaurant located in one of the most charismatic areas of Porto, right between the emblematic Palácio da Bolsa and the Alfândega building. Its specialty is traditional Portuguese food, with a very diverse range of meat and fish dishes, such as Braga’s cod, Brás’s cod or Lagareiro’s Octopus. There is also a wide range of tapas, which you can enjoy while sipping a glass of wine or beer, such as fried patties, galician octopus, alheira or roasted chorizo. It also has a wide range of salads and soup. On sunny days you can enjoy its terrace.

Café Nicola Porto is in a prime space, right in front of Campanhã train station and one minute from the metro, it belongs to a group that strives for quality in the art of baking and catering. It has a modern and comfortable space, which visitors find it elegant and tastefully decorated, keeping the vintage and nostalgic theme of the old railway stations. It is an unpretentious restaurant, with daily based on simple and fast Portuguese food. The terrace invites us to enjoy the air of Campanhã on a sunny afternoon, the interior is cozy enough for the colder days. They have coffee service, cafeteria, snack bar and brewery.

Pinguim Café is a pub with a traditional atmosphere, which opened in 1987 and has a history of regular culture-related activities.
It has a long tradition of poetry evenings on Monday, started by Joaquim Castro Caldas for over 30 years, followed by poets such as Manuel Jorge Marmelo, João Habitualmente, Daniel Maia-Pinto Rodrigues, Valter Hugo Mãe, Filipa Leal, Paulo Campos dos Reis, Renato Filipe Cardoso.
Penguin Café stands out for the quality of its tonic gins and has a phrase that characterizes them “Not only of Gin lives the Penguin”. You should try the excellent hot chocolate, wines, cocktails, craft beers and snacks.