Very nice cafe close to casa da música. I've been here several times already for lunch and it…read moredoesn't disappoint . They offer several lunch menus all under €7. They offer several kinds of dishes like sandwiches , crepes, quiches, folhados, muffins and others desserts. The space is very quaint and inviting , now they have opened up the back patio , great for this weather . The staff is polite and attentive . A great place to study or catch up with a friend.

Very nice hidden gem. We had breakfast with good coffee and crep, ciabatta and croissant. All…read moretasted wonderful. The outside seating on the backside is inviting for a slow morning and some book reading. Recommended!!!

This is a beautiful space where you can have a cup of coffee or a glass of wine and spend some time…read moretalking with friends. I was here about 5 years ago and hope that's still the case. Would love to come back when back in Porto!

We walked by this place on our way back from a museum. Nothing to look at from the outside, but…read moreonce inside, it felt like going back in time. The main sitting room is small, but feels like a a room from the 1900's. Very old and authentic. Chill music played in the background and a Charlie Chaplin movie played on the wall. A great place to beat the heat, have a glass of wine (or a cocktail and beer...craft or macro from their large list).

This little local store has a bakery, a few other foods, and a little cafe. We discovered this…read moreplace on our first day, where the owner introduced her to various local Portuguese baked goods, and of course the famous Pasteis De Nata. Before you knew it, we were buying this in a six pack. Their prices are very affordable, and everything we had was simply delicious! The service is also very friendly. I would definitely eat here often if I lived in the area.

What's going on here is a wonderfully low prices cafe well outside the tourist area. If you are…read morewith a few friends you will be hard pressed to find Nata at a better price at 6 for 2€ ! On top of that the espresso had perfectly crafted crema and was smoothly strong. This area prob has little to offer the average tourist and venturing out here just to save a few € on Nata barley seems logical. What is perfect is staying in one of the many apartment stays/hotels in the area and taking the train in the center of the park to fill all of your tourist needs. A suggestion for all Portugal is be sure to announce yourself to the cafe owner with a greeting in Portugues and thank them on your way out. It's one of their biggest pet peeves when we don't do this.

Really like this bakery. They have everything and everything has a lot of quality. I specially like…read morethe croissants! They are a must HAVE.

This is a great hidden gem! First off great soup, I had a second bowl after the first one. Also had…read morea chicken sandwich with sun-dried tomatoes and olives. Great customer service, I'm not fluent with Portuguese at all and the gentleman who spoke enough English helped me with the menu. €4 for a sandwich and about €1.50 for a yummy bowl of soup. Great value, they also accept credit cards, some eateries around here don't so that's a plus.