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Cuisine: Typical and Tradicional FoodSpecialites: Cabidela Rice, Sausages, Beans à Portuguesa, Sirloin turkeyCapacity: 22Persons (1 Room)Schedule: 12h00 -...

Built from 1777 on by order of the Bishop of Lamego D. Manuel Vasconcelos Pereira, this is a typical Neo-classical manor house. To the south, and facing the...

Restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and original decoration, with a menu that includes varied snacks, located in one of the most emblematic areas of the city,...

This single-store building, which looks a bit like a manor house, and which is based on 5 arches, dates back to the 16th century. On its facade, in between...

Restaurant inside of an historic monument, specialised in traditional Portuguese snacks and tapas.Small and cosy restaurant, sits around 16 people. For...

The front arch, designed in 1790/91 by the French engineer Reinaldo Oudinot, suggests the architectonic and decorative structure of the Oporto English...

The "Bodegão" group exists since 1992 with the restaurant, brewery and snack bar "Nosso Café", in Póvoa de Varzim. The Bodegão concept emerged in 1994 with...

At the entrance to the fishing port you can admire the "Monumento ao Pescador" (Monument To The Fisherman) by João Cutileiro, .

The "Casa da Ramada" Restaurant has a long tradition of typical Portuguese food, from cod to roast kid, among other specialties.

Rua da Junqueira (Junqueira Street), which has been for pedestrians only since 1955, plays a crucial role in the urban fabric. It really feels like a...

In Póvoa de Varzim, in the former space of the codfish drought and the fish auction, right next to the fortress, Lota Ibérica Restaurant is born, from the...

The Activity Centre is a municipal entity designed, preferably for free-time occupation of children and young people, enabling the development of...