Guidebook for Porto
Food Scene
A true Portuguese restaurant owned by an elderly couple. The cooking is home-made style and the quality is superb. The duck rice and the roasted veal are my favourites there.
19 locals recommend
Rei dos Galos de Amarante
121 Rua das TaipasA true Portuguese restaurant owned by an elderly couple. The cooking is home-made style and the quality is superb. The duck rice and the roasted veal are my favourites there.
Tradicional Porto restaurant. Famous for its sliced ham with (or without) Serra da Estrela Cheese (it has PDO status). Also ask for a bottle of their Espadal wine (similar to Rosé).
451 locals recommend
Casa Guedes
130 Praça dos PoveirosTradicional Porto restaurant. Famous for its sliced ham with (or without) Serra da Estrela Cheese (it has PDO status). Also ask for a bottle of their Espadal wine (similar to Rosé).
Great place to eat a delicious grilled veal steak sandwich with (or without) Serra da Estrela cheese (it has PDO status). Each sandwich costs around €3.50. They also have an amazing grilled shrimp!
79 locals recommend
Venham mais 5
219 R. de Santo IldefonsoGreat place to eat a delicious grilled veal steak sandwich with (or without) Serra da Estrela cheese (it has PDO status). Each sandwich costs around €3.50. They also have an amazing grilled shrimp!
Restaurante O Buraquinho
33 Praça dos PoveirosFor traditional plates but in small sises.
Everything Else
Metal arch bridge that spans the Douro River. At the time of construction its span of 172 m was the longest of its type in the world. It offers a great view, you can cross it on foot or by subway.
585 locals recommend
Luís I Bridge
Ponte Luís IMetal arch bridge that spans the Douro River. At the time of construction its span of 172 m was the longest of its type in the world. It offers a great view, you can cross it on foot or by subway.
São Bento subway station at Porto downton. It is also a historial train station that is known for its tile (azulejo) panels that depict scenes of the History of Portugal.
1008 locals recommend
São Bento Station
Praça de Almeida GarrettSão Bento subway station at Porto downton. It is also a historial train station that is known for its tile (azulejo) panels that depict scenes of the History of Portugal.
Food or Night
Maus Hábitos
178 R. de Passos Manuel