The concept of ‘boteco’ (a commercial establishment where drinks in general and small snacks are sold) is relatively recent in Portugal, but it is a real institution in Brazil. Tradition has it that it is a meeting place for bohemians, to have a refreshing drink, to taste snacks at competitive prices and to live together without looking at the time. With the growth of the Brazilian community in Portugal and as a form of having a bit of Brazil in Portugal, Na Laje Boteco, a restaurant where the Carioca soul speaks louder. There are many snacks and typical dishes, to the sound of live Brazilian music. It serves those who miss home or want to open their culinary horizons, with a specialised, attentive and warm service.

More than a sushi restaurant, Mangá Sushi House is an authentic experience of immersion in Japanese culture. After a visit to Japan, its owners decided to express their admiration for this culture by adding sushi to the “mangá and animé” drawings. In fact, Japanese culture is breathed in this establishment, as it presents a mural by the artist Luís Figueiredo, an art gallery and organizes cosplay events, in which customers are encouraged to disguise themselves as their favorite characters. In addition to the more traditional sushi, it is intended that no one is deprived of enjoying this delicacy, as it offers specific menus for pregnant women and vegetarians.

My Palace is a restaurant that specializes in francesinha made from the finest ingredients. Therefore, My Palace offers our customers several variations of this dish, such as the standard francesinha, My Palace and the XL and XXL for the sweet tooth. In addition to the francesinhas, it has a wide range of snacks, omelets and traditional Portuguese fish and meat dishes such as monkfish fillets, razor clam rice, duck rice and lamb chanfana. As a starter, it is recommended that you try one of their delicious patties. The atmosphere is pleasant and the service is efficient and attentive.