Good coffee. Friendly staff. Nice location near park. Great outdoor seating. Nice place to get…read moremorning coffee and some snacks.

This is a sweet little café on the other side of the putt putt range away from the water. Service…read morewas quick and friendly. I had a cappuccino that was the best I've tasted since being in Porto. There was cinnamon in it. I enjoyed relaxing here for a little while.

i went because of the recommendations but when I entered the place to eat alone the waitress was…read moreextremely rude to me. She shoved the menu in my face and didn't even acknowledge me, so I thought maybe this is how service is in this town but then I watched her be super friendly to the other tables in front of me, finally she brought me my drink slammed it on the table and didn't even acknowledge me I felt dismissed and unwanted and I hadn't done anything but go in, it was so bad I lost my appetite and couldn't stay I asked for the check from the other waiter and he kept pressuring me to tell him why I wanted to leave so early I didn't want to cause a scene I wanted to leave and cry. by the way the food was absolutely disgusting from the two bites I had

Living abroad and this was the first legit burger we've had in 7 months. Ordered them all medium,…read morebut they seemed to be more medium rare. Didn't matter they were still juicy and yummy. I ordered the burger of the month which had Brie, Parma ham and cauliflower; while others got bacon cheeseburgers (x2). We got each of the desserts: mousse (yum!), Panna cotta and the banana chocolate truffle type thing. All delicious.

Very good location - close to the centro and near the Main Street. It's also near many hotels. Very…read moreclean location and good customer service. Free wifi that's very fast. The place was filled with locals - packed actually. I got francesinha - the dish typical of Porto, Portugal. It was good. I personally was not a big fan of the dish but they did a good job preparing it. It was huge - you could easily split it between 2 people and you'd be fine. There's 3 layers of ham/meat and it was just a little too fatty for me to digest. Fries on the side was just too much. My friend got their kid's meal and she loved it. It was small w small portions of the following: sirloin steak, salad, fries, egg, and rice. It's filling and you get a little bit of everything. It's also really cheap - just 6 euros. What I liked most about cafe luso was that you could choose where you wanted to sit. It wasn't filled w reservations and they won't cram you into a tiny table in the corner. Also they have a really clean restroom. Great cafe and I'd recommend 9.5/10.

Awesome place, loved by locals, for their traditional Portuguese dishes, order the house lightly…read morebreaded grilled cod fish with potatoes and veggies and you will want to come back the next day for more. The place is a no frills family atmosphere, spacious, clean and has great serviceable staff. Waiter made great house wine recommendation, from a local Porto winery, went fantastic with my meal selection, I would go back just for another cup..

Great food at great prices. I'm Taiwanese-American and can attest that these are pretty great…read more What really shines here are the deep-fried baos, like the crispy chicken and fried cod. They are breaded and delicately crispy, with a juicy, tasty inside. Service was polite and efficient. Spoke great English. There's additional table seating and table service downstairs. Bathrooms: Only one downstairs. It's okay.

Probably the only Taiwanese spot in all of Portugal, this is a spot that probably lures a lot of…read moretourists who are craving Taiwanese food like us while abroad lol. It was a pleasant surprise to find it...the food was OK - we found the service kind and helpful but the food not so authentic. Quite pricey. Beef noodle soup - tasted mostly like soy sauce base. Noodles were thin egg noodles but not the right kind. Felt like linguine lol. Beef was plentiful and tender though. Lu rou fan - decent for Asian food in Europe standards, could use much fatty pork belly, more sugar, star anise, and five spice powder. Was on the dry side and for some reason there were fried tempura flakes. Gua bao - seemed like their most authentic menu item with all the right ingredients, tasted pretty good. Overall it served our craving but wouldn't return or recommend it to friends.

They're the first restaurant off the Ponte Dom Luís I bridge. After having a drink at Vincci Ponte…read morede Ferro across the river, we decided to grab some lunch. Unlike Vincci, there's a pedestrian path between them and a low wall before the Douro. The decor is outdated but quite gaudy and spacious. Red tablecloths sit on white liners; ours are stained. We've ordered #61, specific to the tiny fish, and #85, pork with mushrooms. Both dishes seem to be of take-out quality. The single server is unsmiling but efficient.

I am the one always persuading hubby to go with me to Chinese food whenever we travel, and I always…read moreget hit with a ton of bricks just to realize they are not the same quality as what we've had in nyc. This is not any better. In fact in hubbys words, this was the worst Chinese food he's had ever. From my opinion, I thought my veggie dish and curry chicken was ok. His dish was a duck dish, however it was tiny pieces dunked in heavy breading and fried. He could not even finish the dish. He left more than half on the plate. On the other hand, the service was good and attentive. If you are in the mood for terrible Chinese food but still be in the center of Porto, this is likely your only option.

Always a great experience here. Fresh, healthy options that satisfy even my hungriest appetite…read more Perfectly cooked vegetables, crisp cold salad, yummy sides and divine bread. In a very cute restaurant with a lovely patio out front AND the best atrium in the back. Friendly multi lingual staff who are willing to help and problem solve. They even easily accommodate my allergy. Highly recommend Honest Greens to anyone looking for vegges or otherwise healthy options that we can't really find anywhere else.

I'm visiting Porto and it happened to be a holiday weekend therefore lots of places are closed…read more However, we stumbled on Honest Greens and they were open. Their salad bowls are great!! I love their Chicken peri peri, my friend and I had the same and we both loved it. There are so many options to choose from, their salads are fresh and breads freshly baked. This place saved the day for us. I definitely recommend it for healthy options.

Very friendly and helpful service. Excellent value for money. Vegan option made to order with fresh…read moreingredients. Pizza served on paper tray helps the environment - great idea! Definitely a good choice for take out, on the go or quick snack.

We stumbled across Hand Go after visiting Clerigos Tower. It's a small and modern take-away…read morepizzeria that serves a variety of fresh thin-crust pizza, as well as crepes and salads. They apparently also offer gluten free options. I picked a slice of the shiitake mushroom pizza while my husband had the smoked salmon, argula and honey pizza. €5 for two slices. It was delicious! I never would have thought to drizzle honey on my pizza, so I was skeptical when the girl working asked my husband if she could add it on, but oh my gosh it was amazing! The female employee spoke English and was so friendly she offered to help us out with any tips or questions we had about visiting Porto. My husband couldn't stop thinking about that pizza for the rest of our trip and was sad he didn't have the chance to go back. I've since promised that I'd try to recreate the pizza for him at home, but it still probably won't be as memorable as the real thing.