Contrary to what one might think, there is no relationship between Café Porto Santo and the island of the archipelago of Madeira with the same name. In this case “Porto Santo” is the junction between the city of Porto and the owners’ roots, the Brazilian state of Espírito Santo. In this establishment, you will find a wide variety of dishes and snacks. At lunchtime you can enjoy and try one of your dishes of the day, taking advantage of the economic menus that include soup and drink. The service is friendly and familiar and the space is welcoming and pleasantly decorated. For example, while having your meal or coffee, you can admire the various clocks that are on the wall with the time zone of different countries.

Confeitaria do Bolhão is a century-old house founded in 1896 that retains its original features, structures and colors, specific to Art Nouveau architecture. It is a bakery and pastries of its own manufacture and with buns coming out all day, with the sponge cake the specialty of the house. The establishment has a snack bar room where the guest is welcomed in a pleasant and cozy atmosphere and, on the ground floor, a buffet and à la carte restaurant. The attractive space and environment, the diversity and quality of the products offered, as well as the personalized and always friendly service make Confeitaria do Bolhão a space that invites the visit of all who are in the city of Porto.

With a rustic and elegant decoration, highlighting the granite walls, Churrascão Gaúcho is a typical Brazilian restaurant that has been delighting Portuenses since 1981. Its specialty is Brazilian food and Brazilian barbecue, which can be consumed through caster system or à la carte. However, its specialties are not limited to Brazilian food, as it also has a good offer of traditional Portuguese cuisine, including several dishes of cod, squid, octopus and seafood. At lunchtime it offers cheaper lunch menus with meat and fish options.