Amazing wine! Amazing tapas! We had wild boar and chestnut stew, veal tenderloin and garlic…read morevinegar, house made chips, crispy chicken and duck sausage and sardine stacks. Great music, staff and decor. EVERYTHING was amazing! So good. Find this little secrets place near the casino and enjoy. Your palate will thank you and so will your wallet. Champaign meal for bud pricing. So happy with this experience.

Bruno is a great host. He loves artisanal wines of Portugal…read more We bought the wine/cheese pairing. He picks the wines and cheeses after asking what we like and then he gives you a short lecture on each wine. Just amazing. €25

We somehow learned about this shop via an Internet travel site. Wow! Bruno served us a series of…read morePortuguese wines pared with delicious cheeses, olive olio, honey and balsamic vinegar. Best of all, Bruno took the time to educate us about Portuguese wines that are sadly not available in the US. We left happy and we will be back.

If you're ever have the opportunity to visit Porto, Portugal, you're in for a real treat. Our short…read moretrip to Porto we ate at several very nice places and enjoyed lots of great wine. But by far our favorite evening was spent on the banks of the Duro river, drinking wine and ordering small plates of food at Wine Quay Bar. We got really lucky to get a primo spot overlooking the Douro at the wine bar; it was picture perfect. With the help of the server we ordered a Douro Valley wine - a dry, fruity white. It was tastilicious. This place had an all appetizer menu -- like tapas in Spain. We had olives, a sublime soft sheep's milk cheese, bread, sardines in tomato sauce and pigs feet ... indescribably succulent, all of it. This place is a no-brainer for some of the most amazing food and wine in one of the most beautiful places one could enjoy them.

It was recommended to me by a wine friend and it was a great recommendation. The wine selection is…read moreexcellent. The small plates are lovely. The service was great. The view was spectacular. It's a small place, so get there early.

Prova is a fantastic place to go and have some wine. We were so glad we stumbled across this place…read moreand it was near our hotel. We had eaten dinner, so we're mainly here to drink. They have a great selection of wines and ports. We started with a ruby port and a Madeira. The service was great and both were very good. They brought out some popcorn as well which was nice. We then had a 20 year tawny port that was excellent. It is a very comfortable place and great for couples or groups. Then we did not eat, but saw them preparing a meat and cheese plate. They put so much care into and it looked fabulous. Definitely worth a visit.

Fabulous wine. Fabulous service…read more Found this small, hidden wine shop while strolling the streets of Porto on a Sunday late afternoon. Highly recommend visiting and trying the various wines.

Charming local wine bar in the heart of Pinhao, across from the train station. Low key, great…read moreambiance, music, friendly service.

This is a great family-owned cafe right across from the train station. I'm so glad we stopped here…read moreafter getting into Pinhão - it's truly a gem! The bartender/owner, Pedro, is a fantastic guy who went out of his way to make my husband and I, as well as every other patron, feel welcome. He even made us a dinner reservation at a local restaurant. If you are looking for a good place to relax, have a beer, and meet great people, Cafe Império, is the place to go! You are missing out if you don't stop in!

Delicious food, amazing service. Get the red sangria, so yummy. Also get the dessert with chocolate…read moresalami, trust me, amazing!!

Delicious tapas! Servers were very attentive. Tuna tataki was some of the best we've ever had. The…read moreoctopus with black rice was so good!

First the place is extremely comfortable and inviting. The wine selection is one of the best in…read moretown and the prices are very reasonable. They have a very nice selection of scotch and whiskeys as well. Food is consistently good and they have some cool dishes which are there modern take on some very traditional dishes.

Wonderful vegetarian place. I am not a vegetarian however this is a gem of a tapas place. Had the…read moreovo cocotte, figs w Vinho do Porto and beets with pistachios. It was all very flavorful and delicious . The place is small but cozy, the staff speaks very good English are friendly and welcoming Terrific place to try.

So if you haven't been here post-pandemic.... You're in for a surprise... This place has been…read morecompletely re-done is now a vegan only restaurant.... Having said that, the menu is solid and creative. The staff is also very accommodating... I particularly enjoyed the figs (fantastic) and the eggplant - which was to die for...!

It may be touristy, but the views from this place are absolutely amazing. We ordered a peanut…read morebutter old fashioned, which came with a peanut-shaped chocolate. Sit outside if you can.

The view is five stars all around! I'd suggest definitely coming here for an afternoon cocktail and…read moresunset but stick to the basics a nice glass of wine and or beer. We were not crazy about the sangria we order but loved everything else. The furniture is lovely and comfortable and they have lots of options as far as chairs, tables and or couches.

We went there for some Port Wine Tasting. The staff was very helpful. The place had a modern…read moremotiff. Their Port Wine Selection was good. We got to try 5 different types. Each of them had their own unique character. I was trying to pair each with the proper food in my mind while tasting each. The White would definitely work with either poultry or fish. The Rosé would make a great spritz. The Tawny was our all-around favorite. It would make a great companion to any dish. The Ruby would really work with any meat. The Crusted was really interesting. For some reason, braised short ribs came to my mind. This experience is worth it. Try it out yourself!

We arrived tired after an early morning train ride from Lisbon…read more As we were playing tourists at Porto's Sao Bento Station, I discovered a TimeOut Market neon sign by the tracks. We weren't hungry as we just had breakfast at our hotel, but we risked our gluttonous spirits. and went inside the market which eventually led us to this tasting room (Sala de Prova in literal English). We opted to sit at a window table with a very nice view of Porto. Got our 2009 Tawny and Reserve Ruby ports and we (despite being full) added garlic edamame and oysters (€3 each & ouch). Sipped, snacked and snapped happened. What a view. Ticked off port tasting from our to-do list. Quiet pricey, but I guess they do have to pay for the tower that they were located in.