In cafe Decomur you must eat francesinha. Who says it is your customers. Decomur is called a decoration store because it was once a decoration store. In 1999, this business underwent a turn of one hundred and eighty degrees, which makes it today a reference place for group dinners, birthday parties and a familiar place for many of its customers. Serving dishes of the day, with economical menus, snacks and varied pastries, this café / snack bar has a francesinha that many consider to be the best. What is the secret? According to the official, “the sauce”, in addition to “good steak, good sausage, fresh sausage”. The best thing is to try it out.

Confeitaria Tupi has been in the heart of Baixa for over three decades. Recognized for its pastries, it is a meeting point for different generations of customers, attracting hundreds of visitors daily. The space has been renovated but remains, since 1987, as one of the icons of the restoration of Porto, especially due to its own pastry making. The new decoration retains the essence of the “original”, but adopts a modern style, providing greater comfort to those who visit. It also serves meals, with different dishes of the day, two of meat, pasta, salads and two of fish, ensuring the freshness of the fish directly from Bolhão. You can also try the francesinha here.

CampAlegre – Compadre restaurant is located in the Campanhã area. As we enter this space we realize that we are in a familiar place with a warm atmosphere, ideal for eating and spending time in good company. Its menu privileges Portuguese cuisine, with a special focus on the Alentejo region, but also specializes in some African dishes. For example, you can find alentejana cod rice, with coriander and poached egg, lagareiro cod, coriander cation, angolan shrimp curry, old-fashioned duck rice, alentejana black pork ribs, or same chicken swag. Food can come from far away but the family atmosphere makes it there.