In the middle of 2020, in a context of summer and pandemic, the owner missed his native Bahia, its relaxed climate, a place to drink a cold beer, a place to feel at home. He noticed that this feeling was not unique, but of the entire Brazilian community living in the city. It was there that he decided to open the Boteco Pra Começar, according to the Brazilian tradition, to contagion the Invicta with a relaxed and cheerful atmosphere. According to them, its beer is "stupidly cold", its portions are generous and have exclusive recipes from the "Patroa" of ‘dadinho de tapioca’ (tapioca little squares), cream topside, mini kibe, besides the traditional acarajé. They also have executive dinner menus.

Confeitaria Império, whose foundation dates back to 1943, is one of the oldest and most charismatic patisseries in the city of Porto. It still has the tea room where the ladies used to drink port wine in teapots and the tea was served in trays, a tradition that was resumed due to the great demand for this way of serving tea. The patties, available here in countless varieties, are also considered one of the biggest attractions of this house. Also available to the customer are daily dishes and homemade sweets. In 2002, a second group establishment is inaugurated, adding to the confectionery service pizzeria valences and self-service restaurant with weight food, making it ideal for group dinners.

The Taberna da Gata is a restaurant space that was thought to snack in the evening. The context and the offer redirected the project. The context made the option of take-away and home delivery to be offered, as well as daily menus. The offer is related to the success of his chocolate cake, initially thought to be sold by slice, became the target of many orders. On the menu you can find chicken with beer, squid beans, steaks with mushrooms, roast lamb or roast veal. In the snacks you can choose the podium, which is what they call the three most requested suggestions of the menu - roasted eggs, balls of “alheiras” (a type of Portuguese sausage, made with meats and bread) and goat cheese and “rojões” (diced pork) with chestnuts.