Poleiro is a barbecue and snack bar offering homemade meals at a very economical price. It is ideal for a quick meal where you can try some of its specialties such as chicken, sirloin or bifanas. In addition, it offers a wide range of fish and meat dishes every day, especially traditional Portuguese cuisine. Your servings are generous and you can enjoy menus with drink included. It is a spacious place that accommodates many customers at the same time and is very popular during football games, allowing you to snack or have a few beers while watching a game from your club.

At Paolo’s Pizzeria you can enjoy an extensive pizza menu, with garlic bread and drink, or the option of a pizza roll. But you will be making a mistake if you think that Paolo’s only has pizzas. The diversity of starters impresses, from the traditional olives, through the sausage or cheese boards, to the house specialty, a steak puff pastry, accompanied with fried potatoes. There is a panoply of salads and pasta dishes, but the menu of traditional Portuguese dishes is also a great bet, as well as the unavoidable Francesinha (a sandwich from the city of Porto, consisting of sausage, fresh sausage, ham, cold meats and beef steak, covered with cheese later melted; it is garnished with a tomato, beer and piri-piri sauce and can be served with French fries as a side dish) and some snacks. As a cherry on top of the cake, there is also a dessert menu for all tastes and shapes.

In Café Pérola do Heroísmo you can count on a family space with a cozy atmosphere. It is a space that has a multifaceted offer, it can be the place to have breakfast or snack, as well as to have a full meal as well as just have a drink. In the menu you can always count on daily rates at inviting prices, combined with soup, dish of the day, drink and coffee, and you can choose “à la carte” several options, such as various dishes of cod, hake fillets, pataniscas, codfish balls, Steaks, beef, alheira, gizzards, pork scallops and, of course, francesinha.