Café Ancora D´Ouro has long been affectionately called “Café Piolho”. In fact, no one knows the reason for such a designation, but the theories are many. One of them is that the cafe was frequented by the students of the university, but the teachers also went there and the coexistence was somewhat ceremonious. Then someone started to say that this was a “foolishness”. Opened since 1909, the café is a meeting point for students; it was a mandatory stop for poets, politicians, activists, among others. It is a cafe that is part of Porto’s history, where you can have a drink, snack and dine, even after hours. Try the francesinha or sarrabulho porridge, from a varied offer.

Starbucks is a coffee chain that has been in existence since 1971, when it opened its first store in Seattle (United States), with more than 15,000 stores in 50 countries.
Starbucks strives to use only the finest, ethically produced Arabica beans in its products. In addition to coffee, Starbucks also offers a selection of exclusive teas in its stores, varied pastries of American and Portuguese origin, as well as other delicious surprises.
In addition to the services it offers, this is also a meeting point for the surrounding community, becoming part of the daily routine of its customers.

With its doors open to the general public since July 2016, in the trendy Largo de São Domingos, Prégar presents itself as a cosmopolitan restaurant, with interior design and decoration by the famous Paulo Lobo.
On its menu, Prego de Lombo (plain or with mountain cheese) is the highlight, but there are also several alternatives, such as the picanha, tuna, vegetarian, or hamburgers that deserve a mention, offering alternatives for all tastes.
Prégar is also a multifaceted restaurant, great for lunch, dinner or chopping some starters, always accompanied by good wine, gin or cocktails, at any time of the day.