Open since 2014, the Italian Gelataria Monalisa was born from the will of a Portuguese and an Italian who came together to recreate a typical Italian ice cream shop in the heart of Porto. With their own and exclusive handmade production, the products are imported from Italy, to produce unique flavors of fruits, nuts or even their favorite chocolates. By the way, the most sought after flavors are those that recreate bar or chocolate chocolates, such as KitKat, Ferrero Rocher or Raffaello. Basically, Monalisa sells dreams because, according to the inscription on its walls, “a dream should be synonymous with ice cream, because both complete each trace of your life with a piece of sugar.”

Café Restaurante Marinho’s invests in traditional Portuguese cuisine and seeks to offer its customers quality dishes at affordable prices. The house specialties are fried cod fish with loose rice, grilled squid, Braga-style cod, Porto-style guts, duck rice and Minho-style rojões. Its menu is varied and quite extensive, with several options of meat, fish, seafood, omelets and snacks. Obviously, we are in Porto, and if there is cuisine, there is francesinha, which Marinho’s advises to accompany with your sangria. They have a takeaway service every day, with meals for two at very competitive prices.

Magia dos Sabores is a coffee and confectionery, inserted in a commercial gallery, managing to maintain a welcoming and familiar environment, with a friendly, attentive and personalised service, with the focus on the client. The Magia dos Sabores has at your disposal a variety of products, for different occasions, having baskets and thematic menus, depending on the event, either Christmas, Easter or Valentine’s Day. You can choose to take a coffee break or try one of its snacks, such as snacks or cakes, but also to stop and have a quick meal. There are various proposals, such as pizzas, hamburgers, salads, wraps, among others. There is a terrace, to enjoy on sunny days.