Mulligan's Irish Pub and Soho Coffee at Faro airport are two new places where travellers can spend their inheritance.
The catering and food enterprise Moiagest Group has added the two new outlets at the airport with Mulligans attempting to be an authentic 'Oirish' pub aimed at "providing passengers at Faro with moments of relaxation before or after a leisure or business trip," according to a brief and mostly inconsequential press release.
The owners claim that Mulligans has typical decorations modelled on pubs in Southern Ireland and in the UK. This style challenge attempts to provide a "warm and relaxing" space with a wide range of beers and cocktails, in a "unique combination" of leisure and taste.
Apart from the drinks menu, Mulligan's rather strangely focuses on traditional English cuisine, with options ranging from the full English to hamburgers and the house specialty, stuffed baked potatoes.
On the other hand, for those who prefer "organic products and a philosophy of fair trade," the Soho Coffee outlet is the "ideal" proposal, "swift service, a comfortable environment and relaxing music."
Already at Faro Airport, the Moiagest group already has something erroneously called Air Tasty.
Comments from readers who have used either of the new spaces are welcome to comment, including news of the price of a pint.
