Video: Guarany

Do you still remember Guarany we talked about on our second post? The team A Coffee In Oporto went back to this emblematic café and restaurant to make a video where every reader can get to know more thoroughly this space. 

We hope you like it and feel tempted to visit!

O Guarany

In Portuguese and Spanish below

Founded in 1933, the Guarany Café, better known as the “musician’s café”, stands out for having a very special atmosphere, result of the commitment between the tradition, the quality service and the artistic spirit which from early marked its existence. This was always a space of gathering and culture. After an improvement that occurred in 2003, Guarany offers a singular space, where the organization of events remains constant. Café Guarany is a restaurant and a historical café, located in Aliados Avenue, in downtown Oporto, Portugal. 

Integrated in an outbreak opening of cafes in Oporto in the middle of 1930, in January 29th 1933, Café Guarany opened, as a project of the architect Rogério Azevedo, with decoration of the sculptor Henrique Moreira. One of the walls now shows paintings of Graça Morais. The decoration reminds guarany Indians of Southern America and its tropical invocation is allusive to Brazil of the 20th century as the first coffee producer. 

Events

Café Guarany is by tradition a space of gathering and culture. Given that organizing events is a constant part of the café, you’re free to know more about the program and see the album of past events if you just click here. 

Specialties 

Codfish Guarany’s style, Sea bass baron Brise’s style, Shrimp Stroganoff, Hake fillets Salesman’ style, Marget of duck with Tawny Porto, Sirloin Guarany’ style, Veal steak Mirandesa’ style, Sirloin skewer with barbecue sauce. Besides this gastronomy, Guarany has several qualities of wine, created by its cupbearer.