"Jola, bola e a melhor musicola" ("beers, footie and the best tunes") is Fábrica Musa's motto for a month dressed in red and green, with a big screen, a sound system, foosball tables and topical appetisers. The games play out not just on the pitch but also in the kitchen, where you can expect Portugal to be matched against Spain, Morocco, Iran and others. There's bocadillos, "bifana" pork steaks, couscous, torricados, tamales and currywurst.
The list below has it all. There are more fancy restaurants and bars (it may seem strange, but even when watching football you can lift your pinkie), others with more sauce (literally sauce, where it is almost certain that you will get a mustard stain). Having said that, we believe that in the list that follows you will find one (probably more) that will fill your measures. Then, just hope that your team doesn't disappoint - and if they do, you are already in the right place to drown your surrows.
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