Bull & Bear

Type of Restaurant: Golden Fork Cuisine

Address: Avenida da Boavista, 3431 r/c
Place: Porto
Telephone: +351 226 107 669

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Information on the Bull & Bear restaurant
Suggestions: starters such as sea bass marinated with fresh herbs, a terrine of foie gras-with Port (a Tawny, 10 years) and cumberland sauce, or the grilled scallops with cream of leek and Avruga caviar.
Then there are the famous cod with 'migas', vegetables and beans, the squid with 'beurre blanc' shrimp or the Açorda of grilled tiger shrimp. The pork with vegetables, the magret of duck with mushroom risotto or the partridge with apple give an idea of this vast and diverse menu. The 'toucinho do ceu' dessert with raspberry sorbet brings a wonderful meal to its conclusion.

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Reviews & comments about Bull & Bear

Jorge Santos
02 Sep 2009, 12:31

I know this might be a late response, and you might not even care at this point but the name comes from the stock market's bulls and bears. When the restaurant was set up the building where it is located was where Porto's stock exchange was situated, hence the name.

Dee Braig
12 Feb 2009, 22:54

Yes, as far as I know it actually is in the financial district of Porto?

Steve Hobson
02 Dec 2008, 08:15

We were a group of 6, and had reserved this restaurant for dinner on Saturday 29th November 2008.
The restaurant decor is simple but charming.
We ordered the 6 course menu for eur.60 (including wine) per person. We had a memorable meal, each dish was a delight and full of flavour. The presentation was superb, the staff were attentive to our needs without being fussy, and the wines matched the food well. All 6 of us live in Geneva, and have been fortunate to have had a wide experience of dining worldwide - this experience at the Bull and Bear ranks amongst our finest. Keep up the excellent standards !

Steve Hobson
Geneva

PS Where does the name Bull and Bear come from? (It sounds like an English pub)Is it because its targetted at the financial markets/stockbrokers? Who knows?