Lovely little spot &mdash; got a chicken sandwich, pastry and cake for under &euro;10. Staff helped us choose, which was nice since the selection is huge. Coffee was good too.

Simple food done right, and the prices are hard to argue with. Cash only though, so don&#39;t forget to hit the ATM before coming.

Been coming here for years and the past&eacute;is never miss. That crispy shell cracking open with warm custard inside still gets me every time. Love that you can watch them making it right there too. Place gets packed but it moves fast. Just wish they&#39;d open a second spot closer to my side of town.

The prego no p&atilde;o com queijo was really good &mdash; juicy, messy, exactly what I needed. The hamburger was solid too. Only downside: no credit cards, so bring cash. Caught me off guard but honestly the food made up for it. Would come back just for that sandwich.

The coconut bread here is seriously good 🤤 grabbed one with a coffee and sat by the window. cozy little spot, perfect for catching up with friends.

We had seen this restaurant the day before but it was full so we made a reservation to try it on our last night in Porto. It didn&rsquo;t disappoint. The entrees were wonderful, well presented and very good. We shared the cheesecake for dessert. It was heavenly. So happy we got a chance to eat here.

The pastel de nata here is the real deal. Crunchy on top, soft custard inside, not too sweet. They also have those mini pastries so you can try a few different ones without filling up. Price is fair for what you get. I&#39;d come back just for that.

This restaurant offers a fantastic local atmosphere with delicious Portuguese dishes. The staff is very polite and attentive.

The daily special still hits&mdash;big portions, fair price. Those jarred snacks are a nice touch too.

Found this spot wandering around Porto and honestly surprised me. Pastries were fresh, cappuccino was solid. Price felt fair for what you get.

Came in for a quick lunch around noon. Daily special was solid and fairly priced for the portion. Place got busy fast, but the staff kept it moving. No complaints on the food. If you&#39;re nearby and need something efficient, it does the job.

Stopped by for breakfast because of the pastry display. The cakes were good, but honestly nothing had a price tag, which I didn&rsquo;t love. Coffee came out a bit weak too. Convenient spot if you&rsquo;re around Cl&eacute;rigos Tower, but I&rsquo;d peek at the menu first.

The Francesinha here is solid. Meat was tender, sauce had a nice kick and wasn&#39;t watery like some places. Fries came out crispy, not greasy. That&#39;s basically all I need from this dish.

The almond croissant was still warm when I got it &mdash; flaky, buttery, just the right amount of sweet. Prices are fair for the quality, too. Definitely my new go-to spot for a morning treat.

Good spot for a quick lunch. Got seated right away and the food came out fast. Solid local dishes, nothing fancy. Decent if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

Emilia behind the bar is the reason I&rsquo;d come back. She remembered my drink from last time, which honestly never happens. The plates are huge and cheap, exactly what you want after a long day. Place gets loud but it&rsquo;s part of the charm. Just wish they had more veggie options.

Lovely little spot for lunch&mdash;the vegetable soup was creamy and comforting. Staff made sure I was settled comfortably, which I appreciated. Nice way to relax before catching a flight.

Came here for a late lunch on Sunday because everything else nearby was shut. Food was decent for a quick bite &mdash; I had the grilled chicken and it came out hot, which I appreciated. Service was friendly enough, nothing fancy. Place is basic but clean. Fine if you&#39;re hungry and don&#39;t want to overthink it.

The natural light in here is really nice, makes the whole place feel open and chill. Had the wild mushroom risotto, it was solid. Duck breast was good too, though I wish the portions were a bit bigger.

The daily special here is solid &mdash; hearty and full of flavor. Place was packed with locals, always a good sign. Staff managed to help us out even with the language thing.

The chocolate pastel was too sweet for my taste, but that savory croissant hit the spot. Service was quick, place had a nice vibe.

The feijoada was a solid portion, tasty, and fairly priced. Didn&#39;t care much about the service, but the beans and pork were on point.

Great spot for a casual catch-up ☕ Two coffees and pastries for just over &euro;4, can&#39;t complain. Staff were super nice even with my broken Portuguese.

The owners really know their stuff &mdash; you can taste it in the cheese and meat boards. That homemade honey shot was a nice surprise too. Cozy spot, nothing fancy, just honest Portuguese food.

Food was solid and the drinks hit the spot. Staff kept checking on us, real friendly bunch. Nothing fancy, but you leave full and happy.

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