One of the things I love most about Porto is that there is always another side of the city waiting to be discovered. For me, that journey started with a book written by the founder of Eat Porto (Experience Porto by Luís Remisio). What immediately caught my attention was the carefully curated selection of restaurants …
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Everyone coming ever to Portugal certainly knows the most traditional pastries Pastel de nata (in plural Pastéis de nata). Although these egg custard tart pastries, optionally dusted with cinnamon, originate in Lisbon and are sometimes referred to as Pastel de Belém, they can be bought also in Porto in each café, pastry shop or a …
Who does not love famous Pastéis de Nata (although originally coming from Lisbon). Portuguese pastries however include much more varieties of sweets than “just” pastéis. Below, I have collected the best pastry shops (or in Portuguese “confeitarias”) in Porto, some of them traditional, the others more modern. Feel free to comment with your suggestions. To …
Although having a brunch is not definitely a typical Portuguese tradition, there are several great brunch places in Porto worth your visit. Below I have collected my favorites ordered based on Google reviews score.
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