Porto Restaurants
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1. Abadia do Porto
$$ | Baixa |With a cavernous interior, lovely blue and yellow azulejo tiles, and formal staff, this upscale tasca has been a local favorite since 1939. It serves vast portions of typical Portuguese dishes such as cabrito assado (roast kid) and bacalhau à Gomes Sá (codfish with onions, potato, egg, and olives). Most main dishes easily serve two, but leave room for something from the ever-changing but dependably good dessert menu.
Rua Ateneu Comercial do Porto 22–24, Porto, Porto, 4000-380, Portugal222 008 757Known For
- Good wine list and advice on pairings
- Famous version of tripas à moda do Porto
- Grand building and long history
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2. Cantina 32
$$ | Baixa |Make reservations well in advance, as walk-ins often find themselves out of luck at this industrial-chic spot serving inventive renderings of local classics. Its signature dish is a whole grilled octopus easily big enough for two to share, but there are also delicious small sharing plates like quail egg croquettes and tuna tataki.
Rua das Flores 32, Porto, Porto, 4050-262, Portugal222 039 069Known For
- Popular with a young, hip crowd
- Perfect location on one of Porto's liveliest streets
- Huge menu offering inventive takes on traditional Portuguese dishes
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3. Cantinho do Avillez
$$ | Baixa |Portugal's most celebrated contemporary chef, José Avillez has made a splash on the Porto culinary scene with Cantinho do Avillez, a homey yet modern dining room located just downhill from São Bento Train Station. Expect moments of molecular gastronomy such as "exploding olives" that burst with flavor on your tongue alongside glammed-up versions of local favorites like steak sandwiches, served here with garlic sauce and fleur de sel.
Rua de Mouzinho da Silveira 166, Porto, Porto, 4050-416, Portugal223 227 879Known For
- High-end food at accessible prices
- Trendy but welcoming atmosphere
- Plenty of vegetarian options
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4. Casa Guedes Tradicional
$ | Baixa |Without a doubt, one of the most heavenly—and budget-friendly—mouthfuls in Porto is the roast-pork-and-sheep’s-milk-cheese slider from Casa Guedes. Served on a warm country roll and oozing with pungent Serra da Estrela cheese, it's no wonder there are always lines out the door at this unapologetically simple local favorite. Casa Guedes now has three branches in Porto, including a trendy rooftop, but the "traditional" branch remains the most inviting.
Praça dos Poveiros 130, Porto, Porto, 4000-393, Portugal222 002 874Known For
- Great table seating on the sidewalk out front
- Absolutely delicious roast pork sandwiches
- Refreshing house wines
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5. DOP
$$$$ | Baixa |Nationally renowned chef Rui Paula, a native of Porto, brings his culinary wizardry to traditional dishes like caldeirada de bacalhau (Portuguese cod fish stew). The dining room is bright and welcoming, providing a relaxed setting for dishes that are always works of art. The wine list is extensive, and the staff is always ready to suggest pairings.
Largo de São Domingos 18, Porto, Porto, 4050-545, Portugal222 014 313Known For
- Good use of such traditional ingredients as milk-fed goat
- There are always several vegetarian options of the menu
- Lovely terrace for outdoor dining
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No lunch Mon., Reservations essential -
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6. Essência
$$ | Boavista |The cuisine of northern Portugal is notoriously meat-heavy, but local produce is so flavorful that it can easily stand alone. Essência understands this well, and its celebrated vegetarian menu showcases sophisticated meat-free dishes that run the gamut from mushroom carpaccios and colorful garden salads to risottos. Vegan and gluten-free dishes are available, and there are even a handful of seafood and meat options.
Rua de Pedro Hispano 1196, Porto, Porto, 4250-368, Portugal960 492 992Known For
- Fresh and wholesome ingredients with focus on local produce
- Stylish modernist building with bar for pre-dinner drinks
- Beautiful presention and attention to detail
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7. Good Things Will Happen Soon
$ | |Part fashion-and-furnishings store, part coffee shop, and part bar, Good Things Will Happen Soon is a mood-boosting space for a drink and a bite to eat on the hidden terrace after browsing the carefully curated displays. The coffee and cakes are delicious, as are the cocktails. A chef is on hand to create full meals at lunchtime on Friday, and DJs spin tunes on Saturday nights.
Rua do Rosário, 281, Porto, Porto, 4050-270, Portugal934 852 939Known For
- Leafy patio for drinks and snacks
- Good range of wines, craft beers, and cocktails
- Passion project for owner Joana Ramos-Pinto
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8. Majestic Café
$$$ | Baixa |Full of art nouveau grandeur—think leaded-glass doorways, elaborately carved woodwork, and ornate chandeliers—the Majestic Café has been the preferred hangout of Portugal's intellectual and social elite since the 1920s. After years of neglect, it was restored to its former glory and is once again an elegant place for coffee, cakes, and evening piano music.
Rua de Santa Catarina 112, Porto, Porto, 4000–442, Portugal222 003 887Known For
- Belle Epoque grandeur
- Famous afternoon tea with sandwiches and scones
- Indulgent breakfasts with a flute of sparkling wine
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9. Pedro Lemos
$$$$ | |A world away from the hustle and bustle of downtown, Pedro Lemos's Michelin-starred namesake restaurant occupies a cozy dining room in a stone farmhouse on a scenic riverbank in Foz do Douro. Racking up award after award, his powers are in full force here with decadent, expertly prepared dishes that center around the best the region has to offer, available in six- or eight-course tasting menus.
Rua do Padre Luís Cabral 974, Foz do Douro, Porto, 4150-459, Portugal220 115 986Known For
- Tasting menus
- Excellent wine list and advice on pairings
- Fresh seasonal fish and seafood
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10. Seiva
$ | |The plant-based dishes at vegetarian restaurant Seiva are as elegant as they are delicious and sustainably sourced. Chef David Jesus has worked at some of Portugal's best restaurants, and is known for creating impeccable, meat-free dishes inspired from destinations around the world. A focus on seasonal ingredients means dishes change frequently, but expect everything from Indian pani puri (spicy filed chickpea patties) to a seafood-free Spanish paella. The desserts, which make good use of Portugal's abundant fresh fruit, are another strong suit.
Rua Sarmento Pimentel, 63, Leça da Palmeira, Porto, Portugal910 546 756Known For
- Tapas-style appetizers for sharing
- High end vegetarian food at reasonable prices
- Small but well-chosen wine list
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11. Antiqvvm
$$$$ | |In a handsome manor house, this award-winning restaurant has a dining room set beneath graceful arches and garden terrace with gorgeous views of the river. Chef Vitor Matos uses seasonal ingredients with great flair and imagination on his ever-changing tasting menus (from €90), and the à la carte menu has plenty of interesting dishes to keep meat-eaters and vegetarians happy.
Rua de Entre Quintas 220, Porto, Porto, 4050-240, Portugal226 600 445Known For
- Artfully presented dishes have a sense of playfulness
- Gorgeous setting in a formal garden
- Secluded location
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12. Brites
$ | |Hugely popular with the cool crowd, Brites has almost single handedly established artisan bread on the Porto foodie scene. The takeaway-only spot uses slow fermentation processes, and with no expense spared on key ingredients such as butter, the artisan padaria could tempt even the most dedicated of carb-avoiders with its loaves, cakes, and buttery croissants.
Rua da Constituição 661, Porto, Porto, 4200-200, Portugal928 149 181Known For
- French-style pastries
- Specialty breads like corn and rye
- Delicious bolos de Berlim (custard filled doughnuts)
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13. Bufete Fase
$ | Baixa |Run by a father-and-daughter team, this snack bar near the top of one of the city's main shopping streets has just two things on the menu: the simple prego (a steak sandwich) and the belly-busting francesinha (a sandwich featuring cheese, cured ham, sausage, and steak, all drenched in a spicy beer-based sauce). Many locals swear they are the best in town.
Rua Santa Catarina 1147, Porto, Porto, 4000-456, Portugal222 052 118Known For
- Excellent francesinhas
- Very friendly service
- Cozy and unpretentious service
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14. Café Guarany
$$ | Baixa |Founded in 1933, this "musicians' café" exudes an old-world charm. The afternoon tea is famous, and if you're lucky you might happen upon a poetry reading or a live concert (often fado music).
Av. dos Aliados 89/85, Porto, Porto, 4000-066, Portugal223 321 272Known For
- Omelets, ceviche, and other light meals
- Delicious desserts accompanied by port wine
- Good breakfasts and brunches
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15. Caldeireiros
$$ | Baixa |Sharing a half dozen or so petiscos (Portugal's version of tapas) is an increasingly popular way to dine in Porto, and there's no better place to sample a wide array of small plates than at Caldeireiros. With long, candlelit tables adding to the communal feel, the restaurant has earned a reputation among a hip young crowd that passes around plates of prawns, bolinhos de bacalhau, and other local favorites.
Rua dos Caldeireiros 139, Porto, Porto, 4050-120, Portugal223 214 074Known For
- Impressive platters of smoked meats and cured cheeses
- Friendly service and relaxed atmosphere
- Good wine list and sangria by the jug
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16. Confeitaria do Bolhão
$ | Baixa |In business for more than a century, the attractively restored Confeitaria do Bolhão is one of the oldest bakeries in town. There's a vast range of breads, pastries, and other local treats, including the featherlight pão-de-ló sponge cake.
Rua Formosa 339, Porto, Porto, 4000–252, Portugal223 395 220Known For
- Well-regarded in-house bakery
- Snack bar for light meals
- Sister restaurant serves larger meals
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17. Época Porto
$ | Baixa |Porto has a growing number of restaurants focusing on vegetarian dishes, and one of the places leading the charge for sustainable meat-free cooking is Época Porto. It's a small, light-filled space serving breakfasts, lunches, and brunches made entirely with organic produce---think barley bowls with mushrooms, goat cheese, and caramelized onion---and there's a range of natural wines and craft beers to accompany your meal.
Rua do Rosário 22, Porto, Porto, 4050-522, Portugal962 112 495-962 112 495Known For
- Everything is made from scratch right on the premises
- Delicious breads served hot from the oven
- Vegetarian menu with many vegan options
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18. Golden Catch
$$$ | |One of 12 restaurants within the World of Wine complex, Golden Catch impresses with its seafood as well as the views across the river from the terrace. Take your pick from light dishes like ceviche and seared tuna, or more substantial meals like British-style fish-and-chips. Vegetarians and vegans won't go hungry: diners are welcome to order dishes from the meat-free menu at neighboring restaurant Root & Vine.
Rua do Choupelo, Vila Nova de Gaia, Porto, 4400-088, PortugalKnown For
- Excellent wine list and advice on pairings
- Beautiful food presentation
- Light-filled interior and sunny terrace with views
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19. KUG Palácio
$$ | |Opened in 2019 next to Porto's romantic Jardins do Palácio De Cristal, KUG raised the bar for al-fresco dining in the city. Diners can choose to book a table in the leafy gardens, inside a leafy pergola, or on a fragrant deck filled with camellia flowers. With a menu signed by renowned Porto chef Rui Paula, the food is no second thought: think light meals like tuna and kimchi tacos, beef tartare, and a burger made with lobster and Japanese cucumber salad. The list of cocktails, wines, and craft beers is impressive too.
Rua D. Manuel II, 178, Porto, Porto, 4050-343, Portugal22 099 3829Known For
- Light bites like tuna and kimchi tacos
- Beautiful garden setting
- Laidback, trendy vibe
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20. LEA
$ | Boavista |A couple minutes' stroll from the Casa da Música, LEA's large leafy garden is a popular place for brunch, coffee, or cocktails. The inviting space warmly welcomes both children and pets, so expect a lively, laidback atmosphere as you tuck into your perfectly fluffy pancakes.
Av. da Boavista, 854, Porto, Porto, 4100-112, Portugal931 700 370Known For
- Good cocktail list
- Chic decoration in a handsome town house
- Delicious desserts
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues.
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