Natas d'Ouro is born from the desire of its founder to try the combination of new flavors with the traditional “pastel de nata”. To this end, it establishes in 2017 a partnership with Borges Wine Society and creates a “pastel de nata” from Port Wine, using in its production the excellent Port wine of this centenary house. To distinguish them from the traditional “pastel de nata”, and in the form of tribute, these cream tarts with port wine have a more oval shape, alluding to the shape of boats. Natas d'Ouro also has a terrace with about 160 seats and many other pastry delicacies, for those who do not want to confine themselves only to the “pastel de nata” that is the hallmark of this space.
Pastel de nata, Port wine, strawberry, lemon, orange, caipirinha, chocolate, the traditional Port Wine Borges
Monday to Sunday: 8h30h-22h
Reviews
This store has no reviews.
Promotions
Promotions are one of the strategies shop owners can use to sell their products, renew collections or simply win more customers and advertise their business. At Shop in Porto, our shop owners can advertise online promotions in their stores over a period of time, making them visible to customers.
We are here
Address:
Rua Sá da Bandeira, 115
Postal Code:
4000-433
City Zone:
Baixa
Landline Phone:
223752087
Mobile Phone:
915195718
Email:
dianafccarvalho@gmail.com
Similar Stores
Having started as a project to sell bicycles in the city of Setúbal, Casa da Zazá arrived in Porto in June 2019. It specializes in the sale of Brazilian pies and Brazilian gastronomy in general, also functioning as a handcrafted hamburger restaurant.
At Casa da Zazá you will find everything as if you were in Brazil: chicken fricassee, beans, meatloaf with mushrooms, traditional chicken dishes, and of course the pies with sweet and salty fillings.
Every day there is a different dish for lunch, always with very low prices.
Inserted in the corner of an old building, the Restaurante Encontro Art Caffe encloses in its space a mixture of contemporary and ancient, where encounter and art mix. In this space, the heritage of traditional Portuguese cuisine is preserved, with the confection of regional and local dishes, punctuated with modern notes, updating and giving unique identity to their dishes. The temporal migration occurs with the decoration, with modern lines, creating a welcoming, intimate and familiar environment, thus carrying the culinary tradition to the XXI century. It also has a basement for celebrations and festivities, prepared to receive groups, families and companies.
Café Ambrizete home appeared in the 70s and can be said to be part of a range of the oldest houses in the area. The name ‘Ambrizete’ derives from the time of the returnees, the people who returned from the old Portuguese overseas provinces, being the name of an Angolan city at the time. At the beginning, with the theme of a tea room, the space contained sofas for the comfort of its clients and paintings on the walls with the theme ‘Angola’. Of these paintings it is still possible to see part of them under the false ceiling, as well as a stained glass window that is part of the origins of the house. Nowadays, the highlight goes to the games of Santa Casa, to its billiards, to the space outside and to its soup, which never disappoints its clients.
