This restaurant was born in 1905, as Casa de Pasto, changing its name later in the 60’s to Solar Moinho de Vento. According to some testimonials and writings of the time, it was with this name that Portuguesa fado diva, Amália Rodrigues, acted in this space.
Renovated in 2002, this centenary restaurant is renowned for its traditional Portuguese food and its award-winning wine list. In our menu we highlight Ribs Rice with vegetables, Octopus Rice and “Pica no Chão” (traditional chicken rice), among several other options. In addition to top quality dishes, Solar Moinho de Vento offers a warm atmosphere and a caring and friendly service.

Founded in 1983, Baju is a famous and popular restaurant and brewery in Porto. If your question is “Do you serve francesinhas?” The answer is obvious: yes. In fact, the Baju’s francesinha is much appreciated and sought after by its customers. In this cozy space you can also choose to dine outside in the terrace area. Here you can choose other menu options, like salads, omelets, steak, hake au gratin, “”bacalhau à Braga” (codfish), “polvo à lagareiro” (octopus), veal chops, picanha from Brazil, tornedó with mushrooms and many other delicacies.

Confectionery that stands out for the quality of the confection of its products, whether cakes, salty or bread. With a pleasant space and efficient service, you can come to Crystal Palace for breakfast or a mid-afternoon or morning snack and enjoy a coffee accompanied by one of its many cakes or miniatures. At festive times you can count on various typical cakes of the season, such as the King Cake that is made with the best quality candied fruit and nuts, not forgetting the use of pine nuts. At warmer heights you can use its pleasant terrace overlooking Sá Carneiro Square.