Charming spot that is both a tea shop and a tea cafe with garden seating. They have an extensive…read moretea list, and also an intriguing food menu. I enjoyed the port wine flavored tea. Can't wait to try the fresh baked scones next time.

Amazing tea place full of character and charm. We visited for the first time last week and were so…read morepleasantly surprised by the decor, the food and the desserts!! They offer a menu of the day for only €8 . Each dish is made from scratch as well as the desserts. We tried their cod fish lasagna and for the dessert I had their vegan almond cake!! Omg! Best cake I've had in Porto! The tea shop on the first floor offers a wide array of teas from all over the world , definitely worth checking out. When the weather gets better, it would be a cool idea to seat on their patio . Overall we had a great experience and look forward to going back soon!

Food: Came here for some morning coffee and sweet to start off my morning! Ordered black coffee and…read moreof course a pasteis de nata! The coffee was okay, I found the bean they used to be a little too acidic for me and the pasteis de nata was okay as well. Cost: A little on the pricier side for sure but generally it was a good experience and worth a visit. Environment: Fairly decent amount of seating/table available. I chose to sit by the window and it was such a good overlooking window of the town! Service: Quick! Although I did go when it seemed on the slower side. Like all coffee shops, I'm sure there might be a little wait if there are a lot of people to tend to at once. Uniqueness: Cute overlooking coffee shop to take a break and have a cup of warm coffee and something sweet!

Really beautiful space. Great milk based espresso drinks. Kinda pricey for Portugal, but worth it.read more

This restaurant is located close to Riberio Square. We ordered the fried cod fish with fries and…read morefrancesinha. The food was good and for the price it was reasonable. I don't eat pork so they were able to adapt the francesinha dish to just beef for me. There was also live music playing in the background. Great vibe and food. Thumbs up

I was here for one specific reason - it's really the only craft coffee shop on this side of the…read morebridge, where we were staying since that's where all the port tasting rooms are, and I wanted to get some morning caffeine in my immediate vicinity, before another day of eating, drinking and walking around all day. So I didn't try any of their *food* food, which seems to be a focus, but they're definitely providing a great service to anyone in the area who needs some quality morning coffee. 4 euro for an oat milk latte is a pretty great price, and it was a great latte. Since I was there and saw that they also sold pastries, I also got a filled croissant for 3 euro, which made a great breakfast - the croissant itself, honestly, was just good, but the cream filling was fantastic. p.s. if you're just here for a to-go coffee like I was - there's signage around, or at least was when I was there, that makes it seem like they only have table service, so I awkwardly saw at a table until they told me I could absolutely also order at the counter, especially if I was ordering to-go.

TL;DR: One of those rare places you build your day around…read more Coffee, food, and vibe all hit. When you're on vacation and keep thinking about a coffee shop, that's the signal. Start your day here. Food: My girlfriend worked through the benedicts, all solid. I stuck with the eggs and eggplant dish, which sounds odd but works and doesn't weigh you down for a day of walking and wine. Drinks: Excellent across the board. We're coming from Seattle with a former barista in the mix, and this didn't miss. Service: Consistently great. Smooth, attentive, no friction. Vibe: Worth showing up for on its own. We watched people stop, look in, and take photos. It has that pull. What could be better: Not much. It gets busy, and for good reason.

A beautiful bougie specialty coffee and brunch spot with Boho art and library elements…read more I had the Turkish eggs dish, which was superbly prepared. It came with their focaccia, which was delicious and they're rather proud of it. Another day, I dropped by and had their chicken sandwich, also using focaccia. Good stuff, though I wish they didn't default to a side of potato chips and picked something healthier. Downstairs area is a cool cellar with exposed stonework. Littered with books as decor and exhibits of contemporary art. More funky art gallery vibes downstairs and bougie restaurant upstairs. Service was friendly and efficient. Everyone spoke excellent English. Bathrooms: Clean, modern, and reasonably spacious.

very cute cafe with great drinks and brunch foods. their turkish eggs with focaccia was a great way…read moreto start our day.

A really really delicious and wonderful spot! The lattes were beautiful and delicious and the food…read morewas excellent. I loved my croissant sandwich. One of our fav spots we tried!

This place was popping on a Friday around brunch time! I love the unique indoor/outdoor seating…read morewith a roof. The host was helpful and quite the jokester, which I appreciated. Vibes are 10/10. I ordered the yogurt bowl, takeaway. Nuts, fruits and yogurt tasted fresh and authentic.

Just what I needed for a start to a beautiful Saturday morning. Busy, lively and wonderful. Lovely…read morepastry and a tall latte. It's going to be a good day.

very cute location, feels very american, nothing exceptional on the menu but good vibe and pretty…read morecheap. cappucino: a bit too milky, flavor was good avocado toast: served on a sourdough loaf, nice and crispy, ok avocados = nothing special or that unique about it, just classic toast pastels de nata: just ok, nothing compared to mantegeria, but the pastry was good and solid the service was very good, just order at the counter, very easy and convenient.

A very beautiful, clean, modern cafe on a street opposite Igreja das Carmelitas…read more When I entered and shared that I had a reservation, which I booked through The Fork, the server who greeted me seemed confused and unsure, and told me that it probably wasn't confirmed by the manager. Fortunately after checking in it further, she was able to give me a table in the back. It took awhile for someone to take my order, and when I ordered a flat white, they informed me the machine was broken, and they only had filtered coffee. Certainly a disappointed but, hey, stuff happens. I figured I'd just get a coffee elsewhere afterwards. I ordered the Wild Eggs, and the dish came out at a reasonable pace. It was tasty, but not the best I've had in Porto so far -- the bread was stale, so the crust was so crunchy and tough that it was hard to chew. It was a good sized portion, though, so I had leftovers to take away. However, no one came back to check on me or to see if I needed the check. The servers seemed busy with other tables, and I can understand, it's a busy, popular restaurant. But I got the sense I was an annoyance, and they couldn't be bothered with me. Which I also get, because tourists aren't super welcomed by locals in Portugal. Though I've felt much more welcomed in other establishments during my stay, so it wasn't very comfortable for me here. The location, atmosphere and food is what kept this from being 2 stars, but given that the prices are on the higher end, it wouldn't be my first choice of places to revisit.

Delicious coffee. Cozy vibe. We got one francesinha "sandwich" with roasted sweet potato to share…read more Delicious sauce and very flavorful chicken, much lighter than the traditional version. Sadly the sweet potato were cut like french fries, but were soggy. If presented as a hash or home fries, I'd probably would have been ok with it. Glad we tried the francesinha though!

Nice place for a shisha and a tea Regular shisha and special…read moreones too with natural charbroil. Good service and a good selection of gins

This is a great hidden gem! First off great soup, I had a second bowl after the first one. Also had…read morea chicken sandwich with sun-dried tomatoes and olives. Great customer service, I'm not fluent with Portuguese at all and the gentleman who spoke enough English helped me with the menu. €4 for a sandwich and about €1.50 for a yummy bowl of soup. Great value, they also accept credit cards, some eateries around here don't so that's a plus.