If the town of Nazaré has become known worldwide for its waves, the homonymous café and restaurant tries not to raise waves, in a place where tranquillity prevails, with a welcoming and familiar atmosphere, with a decoration deprived of artifices. It is the typical neighbourhood café, where you can take a coffee break, read the newspaper and socialise. Besides its appetisers, breakfasts and snacks, Nazaré Café has a meal service, with a bet on traditional Portuguese cuisine, with typical regional and local dishes, having its version of the famous French, as well as homemade dishes, remembering the comfort of the food made by the grandmother. The service is personalised and cheerful.

This establishment is essentially a Belgian beer house. The first of this brand in Portugal and the second in the world.
Belgian brewery Van Steenberge, a beer producer with more than 230 years of age, made the decision to open the doors of yet another of its Gulden Draak Bierhuis spaces in the city of Porto. It aims to be a place where beer enthusiasts can delight with a wide range of different types of beer.
With 12 draft beers and more than 120 beers, Gulden Draak Bierhuis’ largest beer selection obviously falls on Belgian beers, but it also offers a wide variety of beers of Dutch, German and Portuguese origin.

At Taparikas – Pecado das Tapas, you will find, as the name implies, a “tapas” (snacks) restaurant, but it is much more than that. It also sells regional products, such as cheese, and has a varied menu, with the specialty being steak or cod loin on hot volcanic stones. With menus suggested by the staff to suit individual tastes, it is worth going to Taparikas for the food but also for the atmosphere. If you choose to share a meal, the choice must fall on the cheese, sausages or salmon boards. The next step will be to dive into the snacks, as we have choices for everyone, like sausages, fish, seafood, vegetables, among others. You can also choose the “francesinha”.