Located right in front of the Combatentes metro station, Benedito is a restaurant and snack bar whose specialty is Brazilian snacks, such as sweet and savory pastries, which you can taste along with one of the many Brazilian natural juices, coconut water or a beer. Every day there are daily menus at an economical price, with homemade meat, fish and vegetarian options. In addition, it has other specialties such as hamburger XL, Brazilian “feijoada” (beans), which serves every Saturday and also “Francesinha”. From Monday to Saturday from 6pm to 9pm there is a happy hour, with lots of entertainment and a great variety of snacks and drinks at good prices.

After years of growth in several of the main cafés in Porto, the founders of Ruial decided to establish themselves on their own and, in 1992, Café Ruial was created. It presents itself as a traditional place, distinguished by the quality of its speciality – the famous Francesinha. Traditional, with a sauce “behind the ear” – the most commonly praised ingredient – and the French fries, homemade, peeled by hand and always fried on the spot, make this Francesinha one to consider. Also known by the typical Portuguese little hotdogs and other dishes, which are characterised by the traditional taste of homemade dishes, it is an excellent option for any occasion.

In Mundo, the atmosphere is dim, the music is soft, but all the flavors of the world fit here. The menu is divided into four world and is in constant fusion, full of unlikely combinations, such as tamarind BBQ pork ribs, herb salad, fruit and peanuts or corvina and shrimp moqueca with fried banana, cashew and leaf rice. You can also have a light snack with a drink from our long list. The space follows the menu concept. There are several busts and walls adorned with graffiti paintings that reflect multiculturalism through feminine portraits representing each of the continents.