Spacious and brightly decorated, this restaurant serves affordable, healthy, sugar-free food, served in the generous portions that are often found in tascas. It's one of the few in the area serving vegetarian options (feijoada, a normally meat-heavy stew, and lentil burgers) and Brazilian-style tapioca offerings (a type of crêpe).
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Marquês de Pombal & Around
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1. Casa Museu Dr Anastácio Gonçalves
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