This was an awesome find! Situated right on the water, it called to me like a siren. They have 3…read morelayers, each one provides some outdoor dining. The top floor is all outdoor dining. They have an old time brick/adobe over for cooking the pizzas to perfection. We went with the waitress' favorite. Which was the Diavola. Slight heat. But it was so good that we got one to go. The tiramisu with port wine soaked lady fingers were a nice twist. And the Jupiter poop was really good. Like ganache dark chocolate.

I created a reservation for 7:45 pm. The restaurant was not busy at that time. The view is the best…read morepart about this restaurant. It overlooks the bridge and water. To get down to service, every table has bread, water from the tap in a bottle, and little dipping sauces. We thought this was complimentary and ate. Later to find out it's all for charge including the water which isn't sealed and literally from the tap. The pizza was the best dish. However items get cold fast or don't seem prepared fresh. We also had the minestrone soup which lacked flavor and the mushroom ravioli which was average. The tiramisu was worth it and light. Would I say this is the best Italian restaurant, no! It is below average however it is the view that I admire.

Wow, I wish we had found this restaurant sooner during our stay in Porto during our honeymoon. My…read morenew wife and I stumbled upon this place after a day of motorbiking the surrounding countryside and we had a big appetite. We ordered the bombest bottle of wine, Chaminé, to share and it was heaven. We then ordered a big pizza and a salad and it was the perfect amount of food after a day of exploring Porto and not eating much. We came in to Presto Pizza right around dinner time and the restaurant was rather full, but we managed to sit down within five minutes. The service was very attentive and good. Our server was actually the one to suggest the bottle of Chaminé, so he knows his wine. The pizza we ordered was full of veggies and it was nice and warm when served. It tasted fresh. The salad also tasted fresh. The ambiance of this place is good. It has some good romantic mood lighting. The restaurant is not too large so if you have a big group this may not be the place for it, but four people and under will fit just fine and have a good time. I highly suggest this little gem.

Mmm this was exactly what I needed! Came here on my first night in Porto and had a fantastic meal…read more The place is very nice inside, though gets quite busy. When we arrived (around 8pm on a Tuesday), there was about a 15 min wait for 2 people. Once we were seated though, service was very prompt. We ordered the Al Pomodoro Focaccia, small Capricciosa pizza and small Pesto pizza. All were really good and filling. The pizza had a thin, crispy crust and tons of toppings. We also shared a half pitcher of sangria that was delicious! Everything was very affordable. We were both really hungry upon sitting down, and we're VERY full when we left.

Very good service. My pasta dish was so good, the chef catered to my food restrictions. My…read morehusband's gnocchi with tuna steak was great. He loves his tiramisu, he said it's so good he can eat another slice.

Very good restaurant with amazing service! Last night visiting Porto and our Airbnb is just a few…read morehundred feet away. We strolled over and I was very surprised how nice the restaurants decore and ambiance was. We didn't have to wait we were a little early for dinner in Porto 8:30. Any how we ordered the Mushroom and Truffle linguine, Lasagna and ravioli. All were superb! The prices are great and the portions were appropriate. I recommend this for a good bite.

The way you DO want your dinner to go while in the Porto area - 2 of 2…read more - - - - - I had already picked out the restaurant for this dinner, the scruffy and crowded O Triunfante 2 that I remember being near the Campo 24 de Agosto Metro station. It had closed. I then walked over to O Campo, since it looked like the same formula, but they didn't take plastic. On the street, I spotted one of those food delivery guys on a Vespa. He was from Venezuela, so I was able to more easily get some insights from him. I walked a ways further and arrived at Madureira's. I went in and explained that I wanted to use the restroom before settling in. The apparent owner or manager told me where to go - I mean actual directions to the restroom! After coming back into the dining room, I was seated and, while one waiter was the principal one, there were two of them helping out. They, too, had the standard white shirts and black slacks. And, much like the owner, they were patient and detailed as I tried to decide what I wanted, providing good explanations. Madureira's is a medium-sized locale, with a woodsy interior. They were busy. It is a popular eatery and many customers are locals. They had a lot of fish options, but I wanted meat or chicken. They had this small cut of beef presented with potatoes on top of it. When it arrived, it was fairly pink and I was worried. There was nothing to worry about. It was very easy to work with and it was delicious. I asked him about the color and if it could be cooked in other ways - for future reference. We arrived at the verbiage "mais cocido/a." I usually order meat medium-well. I was in a good mood owing to this pleasant experience. I thus summoned some opinions for dessert and settled on a slice of chocolate cake that incorporated Nutella. I devoured it. It was excellent. It goes without saying that the service at Madureira's was very good across the board. I asked for the bill and the P.O.S. (point of sale) arrived. When the credit card was tapped on top of it, I looked at the display screen and it ran in Euro. It didn't even require that I push any buttons. There is a lot to try here, as is the case at so many good traditional Portuguese restaurants. I would return. It's about a 5 minute walk from the Campo 24 de Agosto Metro station, heading east of the central Trindade hub toward the main train station at Campanha.

We came here on our second night in town. It's a busy and popular place (among locals and…read morevisitors), so we made a reservation a few days before. We had our Bulldog with us and took a table outside. The menu is pretty big, has lots of typical portuguese food and lots of fish and seafood. Really a lot of tasty items. We ordered a bottle of white wine, the popular meat sandwich, clams mediterranean style and a crab with shrimps on the side. The sandwich was excellent. It's a simple, but popular dish. Simple, but great. The clams were nice and fresh. The crab had a nice size, but we've had some better crabs before. Solid, but not great. The White Wine - while pretty moderately priced - was excellent (Planalto - Douro). Staff/Service was very friendly and helpful. Had some tips on what to see and visit for ur. All in all a pleasant evening with good food. Not the very best dinner we've had in Portugal, but enjoyable.

We had a lovely dinner at La Salumeria, eating outdoors and enjoying a bottle of wine on a gorgeous…read moreevening. The servers were friendly and helpful, the owner shared with us his story of moving to Porto and opening the restaurant. I LOVED my panini. Wish I could remember what was in it! LOL! We were lucky to walk in without a reservation, but I recommend making a reservation to be sure you get a table without waiting.

This is a tiny place with amazing food. We had the traditional bruschetta and the tomatoes were…read morebursting with an intense flavor. So good. The my husband had the gnocchi which had a dense, flavorful sauce. I had the pork, cheese and potato dish and I know the owner gets the cheese from Sicily. I don't know what the Sicilians add to their cheese but it was Smokey flavored and made this simple dish come alive. Our waiter,Paolo, was a character and very helpful. The owner was equally friendly and we could have spent a lot longer speaking with them but the place was hopping so... Try to get to this place. You won't be sorry.

Excellent pizza shop with great vegetarian options. I ordered the funghi pizza and was extremely…read morehappy. Highly recommend!!

One of the most old pizza houses in Oporto…read more However... still one of the best ones. This is more like "home made" than "italian style". A place to go and enjoy honest and comfort food. I usually go not for the pizzas, but instead for the "crepes". I give them a "mouth watering" 5 stars...

When on vacation I NEVER go to the same place twice. The point is to explore and try all!!…read more Yesterday I had the spaghetti Bolognese. It was very good. While there I saw a few pizzas come out. They looked very good. Another thing I do on action around the world is try the pizza! So when I saw the pie's yesterday? I made it a point to go there today. They made one of the top 5 pizzas I've ever had in my life around the world. Like destination worthy visit! If you in Porto, not in the overly tourist areas? Pay homage to Mamma Mia! Not to mention an impeccable clean interior decorated with class. Beautiful bossa nova music playing in the background and top quality attentive service.

Spaghetti was decent, but the pizza was underwhelming. Got it to go, so that might be the…read moredifference. Wouldn't go back and wish I had explored other options. Not a favorite while in Porto.

On our 3rd night in Porto and having ate a francesinha for lunch, we wanted something less filling…read moreand less Portuguese for our last night here. We decided to go with pizza and chose IL Pizzaiolo based on walking distance from our hotel. We came at 630 pm when the restaurant first opened and were the first patron that night. We got the chicken Caesar salad and the Diavolina (spicy salami) pizza. Firstly, on the table is a basket of bread and condiments. I recalled later on past review Yelp that if you eat it, there will be an additional charge to your bill. They don't say anything about that additional charge so be mindful of it. The charge you will see on your bill is Pao Cecete (bread) 2 euro and couvert pizzeria (condiment of butter, Olive oil and olives (2.8 euro) When we finished the sides, the waitress took our small plates and brought our salad and pizza. The pizza is not sliced at all and we had to ask the waitress for 2 plates to share the pizza and salad. I guess for some, the salad is their main meal. Chicken salad Caesar - 14.45 euro - delicious and had bits of bacon along with egg, Parmesan slices and croutons. Chicken breast was large pieces. 5 stars The Diavolina- got our craving for a light dish and something that had a light thin crust , light tomato sauce and tasty soft crust that hit the spot. 5 stars Yes, the price is a bit high but worth eating if you are craving for something like pizza.

I have mixed feelings about writing this review. I really want to love this place (their star pizza…read moreis a fave) but also, when you leave a place feeling a bit bamboozled by the experience, it makes you question returning. I do find that the "forced appetizer" concept is a bit over the top here. Often times the tables have bread, olives, jam/spreads sitting at the table on arrival. If you aren't familiar with "the way", most people eat them and are blind sided when they are on your bill. BUT this place doesn't stop there. They often bring three types appetizers to the table, which if you eat them, it is likely to raise your bill by 10/15 dollars (as a guess). I always turn them down. BUT just know. That bread sitting on the table has probably been breathed on by another table that turned it away. They are taken to and from the table often and I am unsure if that app is sanitary to eat at that point. Maybe? But be warned. Don't touch the apps or send them away as the arrive. You will be billed. Service is often, not the friendliest. We have gotten one lovely gentleman from Brazil once as a server and he was fab! But recently we got this woman that was less than friendly. Calling people "hey lady" when needing to get attention, and not patient. Maybe just say "excuse me" next time as some feedback. To be fair, it might be a direct language translation (Menina) which is acceptable in Portuguese. Even if so, the place had basically zero people the most recent visit except us and I felt patience and kindness could have been extended a little more. FYI: they won't give you tap water (even though legally they have to when requested) so expect to buy your water, maybe if you are a local Português things are different. I am not Portuguese but I am local and this is the first place that has ever refused me a cup of water. "It tastes bad" was the reason. As a side note: the first time we came here we arrived at 11:58. They opened at 12:00 and they told us we had to wait outside until 12...in the bitter cold and torrential rainfall. I understand not being "open" but I don't think there would have harm in allowing us the stand in the entry way for less than 2 minutes until the proverbial open gates flung open. Overall, you likely will enjoy your meal. But just be aware of the funky little quirks about this place. Oh ya, and paying and splitting bills can get funky with them too so just bring cash if you have more than yourself and you are splitting the bill.... I say this so you don't have to navigate it. There is a lot of good things about this place and I hope next time, if I visit again, things will feel different. It might have been a bad few days for them. I mean, we haven't seen the sun for weeeeeeeks so maybe we are all just blue.