A nice reprieve from all the Porto walking! We walked about a mile to get to Moustache for a coffee…read moreand an orange juice. We ordered the coffee butter and toast, expecting to want to order a breakfast entree after we finished thats, but if canned with a lot of bread. The Coheed butter V was bnb interesting, but n not that impressive. It was actually coffee flavored butter. It's worth a try, but We didn't need to go back to try it again. The coffee bc at mustache is SOLID and the interior of the restaurant is truly adorable.

Nice little brunch spot away from all of the crowds. Totally worth the walk to get here. I ordered…read morethe red fruit pancakes which were great -- just have a look at the photo!

It's not every day that you feel like you're walking onto a period film set that harkens back to an…read moreelegantly appointed whodunnit like "Murder on the Orient Express". Jamie W and I had read about it on a travel vlog and recognized the need to bookmark it for our trip to Porto. Sure enough, we had a less than memorable meal at Honest Greens on the pedestrian-only Rua Santa Catarina. It was just a few doors down and conspicuous by its atmospheric detail. Carved dark wood, ornate ceilings, polished brass, marble tables, the whole nine yards. We almost felt underdressed until we noticed other tourists in far tackier leisurewear. We only had room for dessert which was just as well since they had a robust selection to choose from. Surprisingly it was nearly empty when we entered. Jamie ordered the 10€ Cheesecake with Red Fruits. It was a nice, creamy slice ladled with a compote-like coulis of blueberries and red currants (Photo 9). It was accompanied by a glass of Porto Quinta do Noval LBV, a scintillating port that fed into his new addiction (Photo 7). I decided to try their signature 10€ French Toast Majestic Style made distinctive by its decadent egg-custard cream sauce. The flavorful bread slice sat in a shallow pool of maple syrup and sprinkled with pine nuts, walnuts, and raisins (Photo 10). Instead of a port pairing, I ordered the 7€ Cafe au Lait which balanced well with the French toast (Photo 8). I really think the Belle Epoque decor complemented our digestion because this was the gathering spot for Porto's elite. For a few moments, we were part of it. FOOD / DRINK - 5 stars...glorious sweets, especially the French toast, and the port and caffeine were nice fits AMBIANCE - 5 stars...striking atmosphere befitting an Agatha Christie murder mystery in the Gilded Age SERVICE - 4.5 stars..,of course they're attentive TOTAL - 5 stars...a worthy stop among many in Porto RELATED - Exploring Porto? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/HO0S-1BP1x

Old restaurant in the middle of Porto city center. Came here to try Porto's special egg sandwich…read morecalled Francesinha. It was ok. The meat was good but the salty sauce kinda overwhelmed it. Staff is nice and speaks English.

Epoca is small but very chic. There are tables in the back corner, plus a communal table and some…read moreseats at the window. I ordered at the counter, and they served my cortado and food shortly after. The coffee was great and came in the cutest little mug. I got the bread + egg + manchego + bit of butter, and it was SO much food, I'll have enough for breakfast tomorrow. I feel very self-conscious as a tourist in Portugal, so at least supporting a local place like this relieves a small amount of my guilt. Go relieve some guilt there, too.

Super cute cafe! Baristas were kind and accommodating, drinks were very delicious. The food was…read moreincredible. My friends ordered a bunch of things but I ordered the soup of the day which was to die for. I will always remember this soup. I need the recipe now!

This cafe is a really relaxing place to sit and have a drink and snack or meal. Seating is…read moreavailable both inside or out. It's a quite large establishment and has good hours, although closed on Sundays. The staff are kind and efficient. I came here periodically over my 90 day visa stay.

Basic cafe bistro with average quality food, service and prices. Ok for a quick bite if one sticks…read moreto basic meals. Ham and cheese omelette was good.

Nice little cafeteria in Porto. Nearby several other restaurants. It has outdoor sitting which is…read morereally nice to enjoy breakfast. Great variety of breads, sandwiches, pastries, etc. Great place to have breakfast before you start your day in Porto.

2 star is for the view if you eat outside. The food is 0 as it's not edible. They really have no…read moreidea what cappuccino or omelette should be. The omelette was dry and thin, so is the cheese. We couldn't even eat that. The cappuccino is just like in picture.A thin coffee water. It's a shame that they have good location but fail to train the employees the basic things

No wait for 4 on a Saturday morning around 10am. Plenty of space…read more Kid friendly, colored pencils and coloring sheets. Cappuccino - 3 stars. Too much powdered chocolate topping. Yogurt granola - 3 stars Salmon toast - 4 stars Kids nutella pancake with smarties (e.g. M&M's) - 3.5 stars Kids pasta - 3.5 stars Really huge servings! We took half of everything back as leftovers.

Needed a quick bite after arriving in Porto and this was the perfect spot. The decor caught my…read moreattention. Food was basic but very solid. Just what I needed.

Best coffee in Porto -- strong, rich, perfectly balanced…read more It's a little off the beaten path so mid-afternoon on a Wednesday was quite chill. I sat in a cozy seat with a view of the street, and relaxed for a good long while. There's a sweet dog that lives there, and I didn't notice him at first, he was so well-behaved. They have pastries, too, though I didn't try them on this visit. Really kind barista, I felt right at home. Loved it!

I rode the tram from Matosinhos to enjoy this coffee upon random yelp search - was not…read moredisappointed! Great/clean atmosphere; nice/friendly staff; and filled with friendly people. Oh, and coffee is superb!

After a long...long...LONG walk up to the high point of this part of Porto Wifey and I needed a…read moretasty treat and quickly found Confeitaria Primar. Located near the Lion's Fountain and one street over from the University of Porto, this place must do some good business with all the foot traffic in the area. Since we weren't 'hungry' and just wanted to try sometime we decided on a Pastel de Nata (an egg custard pastry) and a Castanhas de Ovos (another sweet egg yolk and flour treat). Both were very good, but a little less sweet than what we had in Lisbon. I preferred the ones in Lisbon...Wifey loved these.

A good location and efficient service. A long lineup shared by locals and tourists. The lanche…read moremisto I tried is very good. The savory pastry remined me how lot of Asian pastries and bakery would make it. I guess that is how European culture influenced the east. I love how this cafe has many choices of savory and sweet bakery. The lanche misto has a good combination of ham and salami and cheese. Giving a good moisture and texture along with the oiliness and flavor which made it so tasty. The cafe would warm it up for us and bring to our table. The overall service here is simple and you have to find your seat along with a patio outside near a beautiful church. We also tried the cured ham toast which also was very tasty too, with a generous amount of cured ham added to it, yielding a flavorful bite with simplicity. What I found needing would be the coffee beverage, which clearly not their expertise. To sum up, a simple breakfast here with simple food and a good value.