Active since 1991, it is impossible to pass by Café Riviera and not find it. This cafeteria and snack bar, situated very close to the emblematic Rotunda da Boavista, is a large and airy establishment with many snacks to choose from. You can stop for a coffee or a cold beer on a hot day, or try some of Café Riviera’s specialties. You can sit down to eat a nail, a hot dog, a hamburger or a mixed toast, or even enjoy a ham sandwich. It is a good stopping point for regaining strength and satisfying hunger with a quick and economical meal.

Housed in the Bom Sucesso Market, a historic building from the 1950s, Buri is a sushi restaurant that works only with fresh fish from sustainable fishing and from the Portuguese sea, such as sea bass, sea bream, horse mackerel, tuna and corvina from Azores.
In addition to the originality of its sushi menus, Buri also has some alternative dishes influenced by Mediterranean cuisine and vegetarian options.
In this restaurant, the excellence of the service and the freshness of the fish combine with a space of modern character and contemporary decoration, making Buri a place to visit.
To satisfy the needs of its customers, it also has take-away and delivery.

Open Kitchen began as a grocery store for Portuguese products from small producers across the country. To help make known the quality of these products, many of them organic, the owner Miguel Almeida set up a small kitchen on site. It is a kind of tasting room, where you prepare snacks with the products available. In addition to these snacks that you can taste at any time of the day, it also serves lunches made from the products you sell at the store. Open Kitchen was conceived to offer the customer differentiated products for their quality in an increasingly industrialized market