Essen und Restaurants in Porto

“Majestic Café is the most beautiful cafe in Porto. Actually, it's on the Top 10 of the most beautiful cafes in the world.”

“Ort am Fluß Douro wo Man einfach die Aussicht geniessen kann oder sogar mit einem Ausflugsboot den Fluß aufwerts unter die 3 Brücken fahren kann. In Gaia zahlreiche Portweinkeller besichtigen.”

“The street where the magic happens - all the good bars and disco's join together.”

“Join the locals and queue for a sandwich ham or ham and cheese. Order inside! No service on the terrace. You'll see and taste here the real basic Portuguese version. Preferably with a Super Bock beer on the terrace.”

“Das Maus Hábitos (dt. schlechte Gewohnheiten) ist ein Kulturzentrum im letzten Stockwerk eines historischen Parkhauses aus den 1930er Jahren, mitten im Zentrum von Porto. Es bietet ein tolles Frühstück und erschwingliche Getränke am Abend. Live-Konzerte und Kunstausstellungen gehören ebenfalls dazu.”

“The first time you take a bite of a francesinha is a time that is sure to stay in your mind. Warm and savory with a medley of meats and more than a hint of melted cheese in each forkful, this dish, traditional to Porto, is in a category all of its own. Calorie bomb, meat-lover’s dream, and drunk sandwich are just three ways to describe the francesinha, but nearly everyone calls it delicious. Here are our picks of the top places to try Portugal’s favorite saucy “little Frenchie” sandwich in the city where it all started”

“Galerias Bar has an international atmosphere, as it is very popular among tourists. It plays all sorts of music, but predominantly hits, danceable rock and 80's music. People do mingle and socialize quite easily here. There is live music until 1 AM. Cheap drinks!”

“The Rua das Flores has long been the city's best street for opening a new business. And if it's a cool, well decorated, lively restaurant, then success is practically guaranteed. The long communal table does have a hint of the school canteen about it – but don't worry, this is not cafeteria food. Pretty much everything is good here: from appetisers such as smoked salmon and quail eggs to larger dishes (which you can share) such as the Lafões veal. The latter is one of this busy street's highlights. Tips: – The desserts here are among Porto's most creative. Order the biscuit cake, served by the centimetre. – The restrooms have a 6 and a 9 on the doors. Yeah, we're not sure either. ”

“Majestic Café is the most beautiful cafe in Porto. Actually, it's on the Top 10 of the most beautiful cafes in the world.”

“The first time you take a bite of a francesinha is a time that is sure to stay in your mind. Warm and savory with a medley of meats and more than a hint of melted cheese in each forkful, this dish, traditional to Porto, is in a category all of its own. Calorie bomb, meat-lover’s dream, and drunk sandwich are just three ways to describe the francesinha, but nearly everyone calls it delicious. Here are our picks of the top places to try Portugal’s favorite saucy “little Frenchie” sandwich in the city where it all started”

“Very sympathic winebar. Well Known to the locals. You can sit outside. Or inside and listen to their vibe! ”

“Rua da Flores is certainly one of the most touristic streets in the city of Porto. It wasn’t always like this. This street, that crosses São Bento Station and São Domingos Square, was the old street of merchants and aristocrats. Crossing Rua das Flores is not always an easy task, given the amount of people entering and leaving the shops, grocery stores, and cafes, on the terraces. Until today, the street has maintained its original profile and architecture of the XVII, XVIII e XIX centuries, and this is where one of the most emblematic baroque façades of Porto can be seen, the Misericordia Church (1749-1750), rebuilt by the architect Nicolau Nasoni.”

“Cafe Vitoria open throughout the day, with a colorful interior that includes an interior garden with a welcoming atmosphere. You may show up for a light meal for lunch, a drink in the afternoon, a more elaborate dinner, or a cocktail at night. ”

“A place both for food and sightseeing. Reasonable prices and good food. A historical coffee shop for Porto's University students - a place for coffee and conversation; watching football matches; studying; meetings; remembering and celebrating past times as a student.”

“Ignore the picture, some one has made a mistake on airbnb. This is a Francisinha place instead, the locals go here, and live around the corner, making it the best! :) ”

“Nice, hidden garden in the city center- try it if you have a lot of time, since the service is quite slow. ”

“This owes its planning to the visionary spirit of the Almadas whose restoration work brought a new brightness to the city of Porto in the second half of the 18th Century. The road was extended as far as Alameda da Aguardente, today's Praça Marquês de Pombal. Its imposing façades house some fine examples of the Art Nouveau style. Over 1500 metres long, the Rua de Santa Catarina, part of which has been pedestrianised, is the busiest shopping street in the city centre with clothing stores, haberdashery, shoe shops, the Via Catarina shopping mall and countless street vendors, less or more legal and carts selling handicrafts and jewelry.”

“One of the oldest bakeries in the city with amazing and tasty pastries, bread and all sort of snacks. ”

“Fancy some new shoes or want some gifts for the loved ones at home? This is the most famous shopping street in Porto!”

“Ask for the Éclair! In Porto this is the one and only place to eat them, simply the best.”

“Bakery and pastry shop established in the XIX century and used mainly by the customers shopping on Mercado do Bolhão.”

“Historic restaurant, with a classic indoor design and excellent Francesinhas (iconic Porto dish).”

“From 10:00am until 00:00 you can good for coffees, cappuccinos, frappes, several kinds of tea and light snacks!”

“Head out to Foz and enjoy a cup of coffee at Tavi while taking in a tremendous view of the ocean. It is the perfect setting for watching the sunset.”