This is a cute little bakery, with a homey feel, in a quaint little town…read more I came here for the famous Penis Cakes, which this northern Portugal town is known for. Yup, you read that correctly. These phallic desserts are sold in practically all the local bakeries and coffee shops. They're similar to a deep fried churro, but usually covered with a sugar glaze. Unfortunately, the one I had here was quite dry inside, despite the sugar coated topping. I touched some that a street vendor was selling, and they were really hard. No pun intended, so stop thinking like that! Since I'm a virgin to these Penis Cakes, I don't know how they should actually taste, but I wouldn't get one again, at least not from here. These Penis Cakes are apparently given to single women from single men. They're also popular during certain festivals the town holds.

It's pretty rare that I visit the same place twice while on vacation, so it says a lot that I came…read morehere on back to back days! We tried several of the fruit flavors which were all refreshing and very tasty. My favorite was the pineapple basil. The pistachio was good too but I think I just prefer fruit flavors at this point in my life. I also sampled the port wine which was not for me. They have a few tables inside and outisde. Service was quick and the employees were nice and patient. Highly recommend!

A small creamery hidden but has some good ice cream options , I tried cheesecake , pistachio and…read morehot chocolate. I really enjoyed the balanced flavor of the cheesecake with strawberry syrup and crumble pieces. It should be strawberry pieces not syrup... I also tried the pistachio which was great but had a sweet aftertaste , not as good as the pistachio you can get in Italy. The hot chocolate was mainly dark chocolate and it was thick with a bitter aftertaste. The ice cream is in metal tubs which h shows that it's authentic without many chemicals and additives. Services was friendly and quick . The place is small and limited tables .

Churros and a glass of Porto for 5€. Probably gonna have that 1.50€ Heineken too. Watching…read moreBoavista FC not play so well against Sporting Lisbon. Never had Portuguese Churros before. Quite tasty. I wish I would've asked half with Nutella and pay that extra 30 cents. The dessert and drink selection is extensive and on a Sunday night, the place is busy. At the bottom of the historic district near the river and old Roman bridge.

Great little spot for dessert, sweet treats and coffee. Espresso was perfect not burnt just nice…read moreand hot. We ordered the crepe avelã which was huge, we did not expect it to be so big. We had the coffee and caramelo gelato bola on it, being from America I like my coffee ice cream very well seasoned of coffee this one was not as flavorful and tasted fake. The caramelo however was the best I've ever had. The bananas and kiwi were perfectly ripe, the pineapple was overripe. The crepe was very good just thicker than i had expected. The chantilly was on point and the Nutella drizzle made it a complete dessert. The chocolate drizzle i could have done without, not the most flavorful and a bit chalky for my taste and i love dark chocolate so it just didn't vibe with me. The service was spectacular! We went mid day after having churrasco. We have driven by at night though which seemed to be just as busy as during the day. Great local sobremesa spot.

We came here for our last dinner in Porto. This is a different type of restaurant - they focus on…read morecured meats and cheeses. Basically, elevated charcuterie boards. There weren't too many diners when we arrived for our reservation but we were greeted warmly and appreciatively. Our server was very attentive and helped outline the various options and what came with it. We ended up ordering a board for two and a sausage dish. Everything was tasty. The dessert, Chocolate Salami, isn't what it sounds like and was an absolute showstopper. Give this place a try.

My friend and I were recommended this place by a local Bartender…read more So we decided to check it out for dinner. We ordered the cheese and meats board and he ordered the "green" wine. He also ordered this melted cheese bowl in which you dip your bread. Really good as well. The cheese and meat board was amazing. Fresh and savory food. The owner also told us to put honey on the cheese and that tasted really good. Added to the flavor. The wine was good. We then ordered one of the type of sausages that they serve and it was good as well but not as good as the meat and cheese board. The owner was our host and server. She was great, Attentive, and helpful.

A Taste of Portugal in Every Scoop!…read more If you're in Aveiro, a stop at Gelados de Portugal is a must! I tried the Ovos Moles and Pastel de Nata flavors and was absolutely blown away. The richness of the egg custard and the creamy sweetness of the traditional Portuguese pastry were perfectly captured in each bite. It's like tasting local culture on a cone! The shop is beautiful and well-presented, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Whether you're a tourist or a local, this place is an experience - not just a dessert. Easily one of the best ice creams I've had in Portugal!

Cute little small establishment. The ice cream is so good though. Loved how creamy and how much it…read morereally tasted like a Nata. Service at the counter was quick and efficient. Would come Back.

This was our first stop anywhere in Portugal where we noticed how good things were and how cheap…read morethings were. 2 desserts and 2 coffees for less than $5. Everything just excellent.

Manteigaria was our #2 on our tour de pasteis de nata in Portugal. It was #1 until we tried…read morepasteis de Belém, which is in a league of their own. Don't get me wrong: the natas are solid: creamy custard, crispy pastry. The coffee was good too. There's many Manteigaria locations scattered throughout Porto and Lisbon to get your nata fix. Like, everywhere I turned there was another one!

A tasty €1.50 treat! I managed to go when there was no line (my kind of spot) and it was a seamless…read moreprocess to order at the counter and then pay at the station right near the door. The pastel de nata has a smooth filling and flaky outside. It'd be a perfect treat to compliment coffee only I don't drink coffee after 12p! As this to your to visit list when you're in Porto.

Had a Torta de Guimarães - flaky dough with sweet egg filling. It was good.read more

Regional pastries. Try toucinho do ceu and tortinha de Guimaraes. Freshly baked and delicious.read more

Best Gelato we had in Portugal! Shop is clean, cute &…read morestylish. Cashier/server was helpful & friendly. Most importantly the Gelato is really delicious! You definitely should have Gelato here!

Amazing gelato shop!! Workers are nice, and there's complimentary water at the front!! Few tables…read moreinside, but it was empty when we visited. Loved the sugar free coffee flavor! Inside was extremely clean too

Frango!! We stopped here for lunch because we saw the…read morechickens roasting on a spit outside and plenty of diners inside. The chicken was basted in a delicious sauce and came with a good salad (which also included sweetcorn) and fries or rice. It was good value for money!