With a tradition of over 20 years, Museu dos Presuntos is already an emblematic restaurant in Porto. With a very comfortable and welcoming space and a very characteristic decoration, it is the ideal place to have some snacks with friends, accompanied by a refreshing sangria or a glass of wine. It also has a great diversity of meat and fish dishes as well as vegetarian dishes. Among other alternatives, we can highlight, for example, Posta à Museu, the Museu’s octopus or pataniscas d'Avó. It also offers delicious desserts, including the chocolate cake.
Snacks, tapas
Monday to Sunday: 11h - 15h, 18h - 01h
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Address:
Rua Padre Luís Cabral, 1070
Postal Code:
4150-464
City Zone:
Foz Sea
Landline Phone:
226106965
Email:
albuquerque.galeriaparis@gmail.com
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