Discover Restaurants offering the best Portuguese food in Porto, Northern Portugal, Portugal. The town that gave the country (and port wine) its very name, Porto is Portugal’s second-largest metropolis after Lisbon. Sometimes called Oporto, it's an age-old city that has one foot firmly in the industrial present. The old town, centered at Ribeira, was built on the hills overlooking the Douro River, and today is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 14th-century São Francisco church is a main attraction, as are the local port wine cellars, mostly located across the river at Vila Nova de Gaia.
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5 based on 99 reviews
What a fun place. Absolutely buzzing but luckily got a place on a shared table. Great companions helped make the evening even more special. The starter and pudding were exceptional. As for the staff- they couldn't have been more charming and super helpful. Hope you can get a table!
4 based on 764 reviews
What a find. We made a reservation by phone a day beforehand. Reserving a table is recommended and therefore will avoid disappointment. A small quaint restaurant which adds to the atmosphere along with the front of house who is highly attentive, funny and very welcoming without being over bearing. Service is impeccable which is matched by the good they serve. Meat is high on the agenda here and this is why we went. We went all out for the tomahawk steak at â¬53 and two sides of Vegetables and chorizo rice. We were not disappointed. Most of the dishes are sharing dishes for two and this choice was more than enough for us both. The steak was perfectly seasoned, veg perfect and the rice was beautiful. No room for deserts but others around us had deserts and the looked great. A couple of glasses of port on the house completed a memorable experience in this restaurant. All local restaurants could learn from Bota & Bira. This restaurant may not be large but the customer experience is top of their agenda from the service they provide to the food they serve. Thanks Bota & Bira for providing us with the best meal in Porto.
5 based on 244 reviews
Travesso played a trick on the rhythm of the present by lingering to the slow burner of the traditional Portuguese cuisine. We bring to the table the flavors of Portugal combining the seasoning of the new culinary techniques with the wise intuition of our
If you want a foodie treat in Porto, you must get to Travesso. You have to have a reservation, since the place is packed most of the time. We celebrated an anniversary there, and had a wonderful shared table in the downstairs area. Our hostess was also our waitress, and she was terrific. She was very attentive, but left us to our own devices as necessary.The recommended winds were both outstanding, only exceeded by the delicious entrées. We had the octopus which was probably the best anyone had ever eaten. It was tender and tasty. We also had the video and the ribeye steak. Suffice it to say, my husband chewed on that bone until there was nothing left.Travesso is walking distance from the train station, and in a lovely neighborhood. No need to worry about anything but enjoying your meal here. Do not miss this place.Thank you so much for visiting us and for sharing your experience. We're so glad you had a good time with us! :)
5 based on 155 reviews
Wandered in at random without a reservation, and were completely blown away by the fantastic food and terrific service. The menu is small plates, meant to be combined & shared; very thoughtful and delicious reimaginings of traditional Portuguese dishes. It was so good, we returned with a friend and were able to verify that it wasn't a fluke! My suggestion is that if you have any questions on food or wine, let Leandro decide - especially the wine, he'll pick the best possible selection for your dinner. We look forward to returning on future visits to Porto, and wish them all the best!Thank you Phil G, we hope see you soon.
5 based on 1098 reviews
Little but cosy place in the smallest street in Porto. A place where you can taste real home cooking made by the owner, Fatima. Come visit us.
Little cozy place (only 6 tables) but sure worth the waiting line! Delicious cod and the most kind staff ever!!Hi K912KYamandar!Thank you so much for choosing Petisqueira Voltaria to be part of your trip to Porto. It was an honor for us to welcome you to our space and to taste the best of Portuguese cuisine. We are happy to have appreciated our concept and enjoyed our company. We love sharing stories, unique moments and speaking our clients language to make them feel at home.Come back whenever you wish, our home is your home! We hope to see you again on a next visit to Porto.
5 based on 500 reviews
Typical portuguese atmosphere, calm and air-conditioned, with a range of options of the best regional dishes that can be found in Porto. Staff dedicated to serving you well and affordability.
After reading all of the great reviews for this restaurant, we were eagerly anticipating an excellent meal. Both of us were very disappointed with our food however, as we found that our dishes were very salty and oily. The portions were quite large , but we found the taste to be ordinary. I must say that the owner was very friendly, but despite this, we would not go back.
4 based on 1197 reviews
DAMA pe de cabra is a PETISQUEIRA restaurant where you can have an experience of exquisite Portuguese flavours, thanks to its recipes of PETISCOS (a very tasty delicacy, culinary preparation made with great care at the moment) elaborated with selected tra
This breakfast and lunch restaurant is truly wonderful. Beautiful home cooked exquisitely flavoured food. It was absolutely sensational. We had a fabulous lunch here. The attentive, friendly and welcoming owner explained each item on the menu. It was then cooked by his wife using her wonderful recipes. Delicious and succulent. we only wish we had found it at the start of our trip. Highly recommend the Petiscos which are served with salad. We added a side of fries, fresh orange juice (which was presented like a beautiful cocktail) and a delicious glass of wine. At peak times for lunch - after 1:30 - there could be a bit of a wait as the place is popular and the host is attentive to each guest. it is absolutely worth it though!We will remember this meal as a highlight of our trip to Porto.
5 based on 1399 reviews
Simply amazing! The food is superb and what makes this restaurant stand out is the service. The staff could not have done more to ensure we had the best experience celebrating our 10th Wedding Anniversary. Will be recommending to friends and family. Thank you for creating a life time memory for us on this special occasion! âï¸âï¸âï¸âï¸âï¸
4 based on 29 reviews
Best Happy hour every day from 5pm to 9pm. The Embassy Bar is on the first floor and has a terrace on the ground floor, with a privileged view of the Carmo Church and Carlos Alberto Square.
This is a bar where tourist usually dont go because they cannot find it that easily. its inside of a Lomo shop.Its a place with nice music always with a dj playing and funny happy people. Must !Good MUSIC for you forever and good 2017 :)
4 based on 141 reviews
We had a great selection of charcuterie. The choice is exceptional. We had some tempura along with braised dishes. The staff explained all the menu as many of the dishes we had not had before. Great selection of wines and beers to accompany the meal.
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