Sadly, I am an american, living in Portugal. Jeni's Diner is wonderful. A local person from the…read moretown of Caminha recommended it and its very enjoyable. The food is clever and novel. They have some vegetarian options. Nachos are wonderful. Bagels, various interesting soda's that are impossible to find elsewhere. Friendly staff. Very glad this is here!

Authentic American Diner food in Stunning Portugal: Excellent Diner food and service! The…read moreburgers, beer batted onion rings, and milkshakes were spectacular. Very cool ambience with a functioning nuke box with which you can choose your own lineup for free. Thanks, Jeni, Maria, and Antonio!

Don't think, just walk in. EXCELLENT!!!!! Everything from the service to the food is perfection.read more

Got screwed real hard at this place. Came gere with my family, 2 kids 3 adults. Waiter told us he…read morewould check in on us how much food we could handle after 3 dishes. Well he didn't, and the fourth dish he made 5 full portions of lobster pasta, big plates even for us, and same size for the kids. We could of course's not finish this by any chance, let alone the kids. So by this move he doubled our bill, and that's what I call a good scammer. If you decide to go here I suggest you not trust the staff here.

For some reason the restaurant beside had more of a line, but we had no regrets with our choice. We…read moreeven got a spot on the patio! The restaurant is quite nice - it had a good atmosphere, we enjoyed the traditional food (though found some of the fish to be on the salty side), and have no complaints with the service. It did take a bit for the food to come out, but you're in Aveiro! What's the rush?

We ordered shrimp with garlic creamy garlic sauce. The shrimp was not firm but grainy and fell…read moreapart. There was not any creamy. The sauce was oily. We did not eat it. We ordered mushrooms and sausage. It was swimming in oil and had a so so taste. We did not eat it. We ordered cheese plate and 3 cheeses were good and one had a rancid smell/taste. I know sometimes cheese can smell off by nature, so OK. We told our server and he said he did not cook it.

Very very nice place. Recently opened. Great atmosphere and really wonderful food for an awesome…read morevalue. Will return for sure!

Enjoyed the food a lot, but we were seated at a bad table - in the entryway to some room the staff…read moreused, so waitpeople were constantly bustling right by me in and out. No idea who thought it was a good idea to put a table there. And the service was incredibly slow, took forever for our meal to arrive (much longer than at other restaurants with good food and relaxed service). You might have a better experience if you get a better table and the kitchen/waiter get the food out in a more timely fashion, but good food could not make up for the overall less than ideal experience.

Yes, when you visit Porto, you have to have some of the namesake fortified wine. But you'll really…read morebe missing out if you don't try a Francesinha. It's a local specialty sandwich, typically with ham, sausage, some kind of beef, melted cheese, and a fried egg, served in a bowl of spicy tomato sauce. If that sounds like a lot, it most certainly is. Of course, a bowl of fries to dip in the sauce is recommended as well. The neighborhood near the Marques metro station is a good one to stay in, with a pleasant downhill walk to the main sights, and a direct subway ride back. Francesinha Cafe cements this as a great place to visit. The physical space was a couple of notches nicer than I expected a sandwich joint to be - it turned out to be a very nice little restaurant with a limited menu. We weren't sure if we should split a sandwich and fries between two people - it turned out that a whole sandwich each, and splitting an order of fries worked out well for us. Porto is a terrific place to visit, and the Francesinha is the icing on the cake.

Even thought they don't speak much English, it doesn't matter. Super friendly and amazingly…read moredelicious food. Do NOT hesitate to stop and have one of the best Francesinhas in the city of Porto!

I'm wondering if this restaurant is now called Almada 331? If it is, we ate there last night and it…read morewas fantastic. The host was very welcoming, the food excellent and the prices reasonable. Wanted to go again tonight but I think it's closed in a Tuesday.

Such an enjoyable dining experience! The most impressive…read moreaspect about this place to me is being able to feel the passion and love with which the owner serves his dishes and wine. I tried barnacles for the first time, then he showed me how to properly eat them, and proceeded to answer all of my somewhat random questions, such as: why is this street blocked off from cars on weekends; where is this cheese from; how did you start this place; can I buy this exquisite lemon jam from you; etc. Loved my experience here and highly recommend it!