Fininho

With 7 spaces in Angola, under the baton of Inês Bianchi, Fininho now arrives at Invicta by Teresa Bianchi, his sister.

In a relaxed atmosphere and with decorative elements alluding to Angolan culture, the gastronomy of the house follows the steps of the peer projects and is based mainly on traditional Portuguese proposals.

The house's excellent drinks are Fininho and Cuca, a typical Angolan beer.

Fininho counts withn 90 seats and it is not just Cuca beer that mentions Angolan culture. Also the decorative murals on the walls - by Telmo Pereira - portraysm allusive figures. Fininho is welcomed by a painting alluding to the masks of Angolan tribes, in the middle of the room Rainha Ginga - an important figure from Angola - continues with the honors of the house and, in the background, a third panel closes the hall with a mural of masks representing the physiognomy of various races and ethnicities in the world. The latter, by Lucienne Cruz.

Outside, right in the center of Porto, and overlooking S. Bento, you can enjoy the terrace (an initiative of the Chamber of Porto that seeks to expand the dining spaces to the outside.)