In café O Lanchinho you will find a pleasant, genuine and welcoming space where you can have breakfast or lunch; take a break for a quick coffee, a cup or a sandwich while reading the newspaper or use it as a meeting place for socializing with friends. Lanchinho offers a wide variety of snacks at very economical prices, such as dogs, mixed sandwiches, francesinhas and various sandwiches. For lunch there is a good offer of dishes of the day at inviting prices. One thing is certain, if you visit this space just for a snack or for something else, you will hardly be dissatisfied.

Heaven’s Social Club opened, in 1983, as a discotheque and still works as such, keeping faithful to the musical styles it promotes: rock, gothic rock and metal. In 2011, the space was remodelled and it also started to work as a concert hall and as a café bar. With music in the centre of attention, its products also stand out, such as beer, always cold, and the wide variety of cocktails, such as mojitos, caipirinhas and daiquiris of various flavours. Heaven’s Social Club also has a menu with ‘preguinhos’ (beef steak sandwich), Francesinhas (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), hamburgers, kebabs, among others. Since the beginning the concern is to provide the best conditions for the benefit of customers, hence the constant evolution.

Muti – Pizzeria Napoletana and Wine Bar is one of the few establishments in Portugal certified to serve true Italian pizza by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, a distinction known as the Michelin star of pizzas. This distinction is a guarantee of quality and proof that the pizzas served at Muti meet the exacting requirements of the art of making Neapolitan pizzas. This art, considered an UNESCO Intangible World Heritage Site, entails, for example, a long period of fermentation of the pasta at room temperature. Muti means dumb in Italian, nicknamed by its owner, the experienced Neapolitan pizza maker Vicenzo Marino, who spoke little about children.