Tickets
🎫 Individual menu consisting of 1 handmade burger or 1 NY Deli Sandwich Gourmet + drink

Highlights
🧱 A restaurant inside an 18th century tunnel
📍 Location: local Portuguese meats
🍺 Bar specializing in craft beers
🎁 Fever advantage: 1.5€ off the menu price, already applied

General Info
📅 Dates: Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays
🕒 Time: from 5pm to 10pm
📍 Location: Quimera Brewpub
🌾 Vegan and vegetarian options available
📱 You'll find more booking details in your purchase confirmation email and in the instructions on your Fever ticket

Menu
NY Deli Sandwich Gourmet, choose from:

• Pastrami: Portuguese beef toast cured and stewed in beer with black pepper and Portuguese mustard sauce
• Reuben: Portuguese beef toast cured and stewed in beer with cheese, sauerkraut and thousand island sauce (mayonnaise, pickles and spices)
• Salmon: smoked salmon toast with red onion, cream cheese, rocket and capers
• Mixed: cheese and charcuterie toast (chorizo, ham, salami, Flemish cheese, goat's cheese, cream cheese, mustard) and arugula
• Vegetarian: avocado toast, rocket, goat's cheese, Flemish cheese, pimento padrón and tomato
• Vegan: avocado, rocket, padron bell pepper and tomato toast with virgin olive oil and sauerkraut option

Handmade burger, choose from:

• Classic: local Portuguese beef burger, cheese, lettuce, tomato, mustard and ketchup
• Kimchi: local Portuguese beef burger, kimchi (Korean-style vegetable ferment produced by Quimera), lettuce, tomato, sriracha sauce
• Reuben: local Portuguese beef burger, sauerkraut (fermented German-style cabbage produced by Quimera), lettuce, tomato, Thousand Island dressing (mayonnaise, pickles and spices)

* All the toasts are served on artisan Barbela Gleba wheat bread and the burgers on brioche bread from the local Gleba bakery. Both are served with potato chips and coleslaw (cabbage salad seasoned with carrots and red onion)

Drink of your choice:

• 1/2 pint of beer
• Glass of wine (suggested by the house)

Description
Did you know that Quimera Brewpub is located inside a tunnel that served as a way for the Royal Horses to reach the Palácio das Necessidades - once the Royal Palace and now the Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs? Or that this stone tunnel also served as an escape route for Portugal's last king, Manuel II, in 1910, when the Republicans attacked the palace to end the monarchy in Portugal? Curious? Don't wait any longer and come and enjoy this menu at an exclusive price. Between bite and bite, feel the history of Portugal!