Francesinha is one of the symbols of Porto. You might be surprised that the typical food from Porto is no fish or seafood, but rather this “extravagant” snack food. It was firstly created by Daniel David de Silva who, upon returning to Portugal from France, tried to adapt the French croque-monsieur to Portuguese tastes. The …
Poke is a dish of diced raw fish, usually salmon or tuna, tossed in sauce and served cold. It originates in Hawaii, but there are also several restaurants in Porto serving this delicious dish. Below I have gathered the best places to eat poke bowl in Porto ordered based on Google reviews score. Feel free …
Porto’s vibrant food scene is not only a paradise for traditional Portuguese flavors but also a growing hotspot for vegetarian and vegan dining. Whether you’re a long-term expat or just visiting, the city offers plenty of plant-based options that cater to all tastes – from casual cafés to fine dining experiences. Here’s a curated list …
Porto is a great city not only for people, but also for their pets. There are many green places (for our article about the most beautiful parks in Porto refer here), but also pet-friendly restaurants and other places you can visit with your four-legged friend. Below, I have gathered some of the good pet-friendly restaurants …
Read more “Pet-Friendly Restaurants / Cafés / Bars in Porto”
One of Porto’s unbeatable strengths is undoubtedly its seaside location. Long beach pathways bring ideal conditions for a walk, or just chill out in one of the beach bars. Below I have gathered the best beach bars around Porto ordered based on Google reviews score. Feel free to comment with your suggestions. For our full …
Yes, one would ask who the hell would eat pizza in Portugal when having all those fresh fish, seafood and other tasty dishes, but a good slice of pizza is never a bad idea 🙂 Below, I have gathered the best places to eat pizza in Porto ordered based on Google reviews score. Feel free …
If you travel to or live in Porto, you have certainly heard about the famous “francesinha” dish. In our previous article, we have described the best “francesinha” restaurants in Porto. BUT have you ever thought that this dish can be prepared also in some uncommon ways? Check out our next article to discover different “francesinhas”!
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.
Francesinha is one of the symbols of Porto. You might be surprised that the typical food from Porto is no fish or seafood, but rather this “extravagant” snack food. It was firstly created by Daniel David de Silva who, upon returning to Portugal from France, tried to adapt the French croque-monsieur to Portuguese tastes. The …
PORTO EXPATS
Everything you need to know about life in Porto, from a community of expats and locals.
Free events, local tips & a Portuguese word in your inbox every week.
Join 490+ expats · Unsubscribe anytime