At Confeitaria São Domingos the commitment is to the customer and their health. Based on a long family tradition of pastry and with a strong influence of Venezuelan pastry, Confeitaria São Domingos works every day thinking about the well-being of the client. How? They have hot bread daily. Several batches guarantee that, whatever the time you visit, you can taste bread out of the oven. The smell of freshly baked bread makes people more likable, and those who say it are scientists at the University of Southern Brittany in Great Britain, who have watched people pass by or were in bakeries. If there was a smell of hot bread in the air, the chances of helping a stranger were much greater.

Garden Porto bets on brunches and American and Asian street food. In this space there is a mixture of brunches and international street food, which translates not only into meals full of eggs and pancakes, but also full of waffles, bowls and cocktails. It is also an Instagram space, i.e. everything that surrounds Garden Porto, be it the space itself or the dishes it serves, besides being appetising, are highly photogenic. There are menus for all tastes in this space with garden in the middle of the city, entrée, dish and coffee. There are Oreo and maple syrup pancakes, acai bowls with homemade granola and chia seeds, eggs with various side dishes, natural juices, among others. All that is left is to taste and photograph.

“To live well is to live on earth” is the proposal of restaurant Da Terra, the first vegan restaurant in Portugal, an innovative restaurant concept, a cosmopolitan and urban brand and a tried and tested success model. Da Terra tries to choose the best Earth offers, cooking flavors as varied as the imagination, the main ingredient of all dishes and their delicious desserts. Da Terra preferably offers biological products, always fresh, to ensure that every meal is always a healthy pleasure. Da Terra’s brand aims to bring more and more people and places to healthy, practical and eco-responsible eating.