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Domus Vinum is a tapas and portuguese petiscos restaurant in Centro Historico, Braga.
Editorially verified May 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Beef stew petisco, Shrimp tapas, Regional cheese selection
Must order: Beef stew with crusty bread: slow clay-pot cooking, dark and deeply flavoured.
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Address: Largo Nossa Senhora da Boa Luz 12, 4700-248 Braga
A vegetarian and vegan restaurant near the cathedral in the old city. Half the menu is vegan on request and the desserts are entirely egg-free.
Signature: Vegetarian stroganoff, Mushroom risotto, Feijoada vegan
Order: Mushroom risotto with seasonal Minho fungi: the best vegetarian main on the menu and a reliable order.
A tiny petiscos and wine room a block from the Sé, built around custom boards of Portuguese, Spanish, French and Italian cheeses and cured meats.
Signature: Tábua mista de queijos e enchidos, Ceninha de polvo, Gambas à Tábuas
Order: A tábua mista of Portuguese cheeses and cured meats with a carafe of vinho verde.
A refined Portuguese table in central Braga with careful plating and a thoughtful wine list focused on Minho producers. A step up from the typical tasca.
Signature: Bacalhau confit, Seasonal tasting plates
Order: Bacalhau confitado with roasted garlic: a quieter, more refined take on Braga's favourite fish.
An izakaya-style counter from chefs Guilherme Yamato Michishita and Marcos Kurosaki (the name is a portmanteau). Located in Centro Historico.
Signature: Bento box at lunch, Hiyashi chuka (cold ramen), Takoyaki (grilled octopus dumplings)
Order: Lunchtime bento box: traditional compartment box assembled fresh by chefs Yamato Michishita and Marcos.
Tip: Sit at the counter rather than a table; the chefs explain each plate and pour newly tested dishes when they trust you to try them.
A vegetarian and vegan restaurant near the cathedral in the old city. Half the menu is vegan on request and the desserts are entirely egg-free.
Signature: Vegetarian stroganoff, Mushroom risotto, Feijoada vegan
Order: Mushroom risotto with seasonal Minho fungi: the best vegetarian main on the menu and a reliable order.
A tiny petiscos and wine room a block from the Sé, built around custom boards of Portuguese, Spanish, French and Italian cheeses and cured meats.
Signature: Tábua mista de queijos e enchidos, Ceninha de polvo, Gambas à Tábuas
Order: A tábua mista of Portuguese cheeses and cured meats with a carafe of vinho verde.
Michelin Guide-listed and led by chef Hugo Sousa, Esperanca Verde offers modern, produce-led tasting menus at a serious level a short way off the ring road.
Signature: Tasting menu Irreverencia (6 moments), Tasting menu Entre o Campo e o Mar (9 moments), Seasonal land and sea plates
Order: The six-moment Irreverencia tasting menu.
A refined Portuguese table in central Braga with careful plating and a thoughtful wine list focused on Minho producers. A step up from the typical tasca.
Signature: Bacalhau confit, Seasonal tasting plates
Order: Bacalhau confitado with roasted garlic: a quieter, more refined take on Braga's favourite fish.
An izakaya-style counter from chefs Guilherme Yamato Michishita and Marcos Kurosaki (the name is a portmanteau). Located in Centro Historico.
Signature: Bento box at lunch, Hiyashi chuka (cold ramen), Takoyaki (grilled octopus dumplings)
Order: Lunchtime bento box: traditional compartment box assembled fresh by chefs Yamato Michishita and Marcos.
Tip: Sit at the counter rather than a table; the chefs explain each plate and pour newly tested dishes when they trust you to try them.
A simple, authentic room with generous portions of regional cooking. O Jacó has no pretensions beyond cooking good Portuguese food at fair prices.
Signature: Bacalhau preparations, Daily specials, Roasted meats
Order: Ask for the house suggestion: the kitchen works from the market delivery that morning.