The best bifana sandwich in town…read more Conga in Porto is renowned for their bifana sandwich. This is a classic pork sandwich with thin slices of marinated pork served in warm Portuguese roll bread. This introductory dine-in meal was coincidentally the most memorable meal of our trip. We came on a weekday for lunch and was seated shortly on their busy 2nd floor interior. The shredded pork slices were so tender and flavorful having been simmered to soak up all of the spice seasoning the marinade in the large pan for staff to pose with at the storefront. You can watch as the staff skewer out the meat in between the bread. The soft pillowy papo seco bread melted with the meat and was dunked in the spicy pork sauce for extra flavour. We paired this bifana sandwich (3.60 EUR) with their refreshing iced tea and a classic papas stew (3.50 EUR). The stew mixed minced pork & chicken in cornmeal thickened with pork blood. The seasoning made this surprisingly appetizing without much gamey flavour. Our only regret was not ordering more bifana sandwich instead while assuming other shops could be comparable. Simply put, this bifana sandwich was so savoury and none of the other famous shops we visited later ended up coming close. In fact even a Porto local whom we bumped into at a famous bifana sandwich spot in Lisbon flat out said Conga was better and she was right. You're not here for the service but a quick tasty bite. Skip it or hit it? Conga is worth the hype and you have to dine-in or takeout this sandwich!

Didn't go to their restaurant in Porto but used their food truck at the Primavera Sound festival,…read morehad a bifana, delicious

Always a great experience here. Fresh, healthy options that satisfy even my hungriest appetite…read more Perfectly cooked vegetables, crisp cold salad, yummy sides and divine bread. In a very cute restaurant with a lovely patio out front AND the best atrium in the back. Friendly multi lingual staff who are willing to help and problem solve. They even easily accommodate my allergy. Highly recommend Honest Greens to anyone looking for vegges or otherwise healthy options that we can't really find anywhere else.

I'm visiting Porto and it happened to be a holiday weekend therefore lots of places are closed…read more However, we stumbled on Honest Greens and they were open. Their salad bowls are great!! I love their Chicken peri peri, my friend and I had the same and we both loved it. There are so many options to choose from, their salads are fresh and breads freshly baked. This place saved the day for us. I definitely recommend it for healthy options.

We had just arrived from Lisbon and set out to find a bite...up, up up and around a small curve,…read morepassing this unassuming, ity bity shop, we peeked in and saw 2 vacant seats... What a fabulous little place. A list of innovative sandwiches on fabulous Portuguese crusty bread and soup, salads. We shared a salad called Batalha with feta, olives, dates and tomato and a Sao Joao with fresh sardines, tomato, grilled red peppers. I think the soup was cabbage, and was great. Honestly, I am going to keep the menu in my mind and re create the sandies & salads when possible. Cash, no longer is a lunch special offered in case you read some old reviews. We watched as folks were turned away..so, if you pass and are in the mood, grab a seat when you can.

The food is delicious. It's well seasoned and presented…read more The service is kind and excellent. The food is exactly what we were looking for.

This is an old school seafood restaurant that all the locals wait in line for. We pass this place…read moremany times on the way to other "front line" seafood eateries where there likely isn't a wait. But their menu equals all the others with one notable exception. Their shrimp in special sauce is to die for! Sure everything else is great but I've not tasted anything like this! I'm going back just to satisfy my shrimp cravings! A pile of rice and green salad with a beer... heaven! Definitely worth the wait in line! Este é um restaurante de frutos do mar à moda antiga, onde todos os moradores locais fazem fila para comer. Passamos por este lugar muitas vezes a caminho de outros restaurantes de frutos do mar mais populares, onde provavelmente não há fila. Mas o cardápio deles é igual ao de todos os outros, com uma exceção notável. O camarão com molho especial deles é de comer ajoelhado! Claro que tudo o resto é ótimo, mas nunca provei nada parecido com isso! Vou voltar só para satisfazer o meu desejo por camarão! Uma pilha de arroz e salada verde com uma cerveja... o paraíso! Definitivamente vale a pena esperar na fila!

We had a delicious dinner after the first day of our Camino. A warm and inviting restaurant with…read moreowners who were very helpful and friendly. We had barbecued codfish and fried anchovies. The anchovies were delicious and the codfish meal for two was huge! We definitely could have shared a single meal. The 5€ half-bottles of wine were a steal!

The food is so affordable and they are generous with their portions. We both got the bife…read moreportuguesa which is steak in an onion sauce covered in perfectly slightly fried potatoes. We cleaned our plates clean. We saw others order their rotisserie chicken plate that comes with rice and French fries. Honestly, you can't go wrong with whatever you order. It's a mix of locals and tourists and the staff know what they're doing. Wished we here more often. It's right off the bus stop at Trindade. No more than a 5 min walk. It's well worth the distance.

Great food & service but be prepared for a smoky environment as the food is cooked on the same…read morefloor as the dining area. The chicken is prepared a little bit different than our last spot, Pedro dos Frangos, where the chicken taste/presentation and overall environment was cleaner. Here, the BBQ style is more charred/smoked, which is usually what I prefer; however, the smoky environment leaves a lasting impression, and not in a good sense, especially if you have sensitive eyes. Also, I noticed here the chicken includes rice & fries (I got potatoes instead of fries). Whereas, at Pedro dos Frangos, everything is a la carte (dine-in), or includes chips (takeaway). Vinho do Porto com Cerveja (port wine with beer) was quite interesting. I'd say it's akin to a raspberry beer.

They're the first restaurant off the Ponte Dom Luís I bridge. After having a drink at Vincci Ponte…read morede Ferro across the river, we decided to grab some lunch. Unlike Vincci, there's a pedestrian path between them and a low wall before the Douro. The decor is outdated but quite gaudy and spacious. Red tablecloths sit on white liners; ours are stained. We've ordered #61, specific to the tiny fish, and #85, pork with mushrooms. Both dishes seem to be of take-out quality. The single server is unsmiling but efficient.

I am the one always persuading hubby to go with me to Chinese food whenever we travel, and I always…read moreget hit with a ton of bricks just to realize they are not the same quality as what we've had in nyc. This is not any better. In fact in hubbys words, this was the worst Chinese food he's had ever. From my opinion, I thought my veggie dish and curry chicken was ok. His dish was a duck dish, however it was tiny pieces dunked in heavy breading and fried. He could not even finish the dish. He left more than half on the plate. On the other hand, the service was good and attentive. If you are in the mood for terrible Chinese food but still be in the center of Porto, this is likely your only option.

Nice easy going atmosphere... good food... friendly staff! O complaints at all... a definite…read moremust eat.

You can order take away or dine in. If you want to dine in, go upstairs and you will be greeted by…read moreAntonio. He was a delight to talk to. Food was authentic and delicious. Great place to get great food!

A foodie friend of mine recommended this spot - it was a recommendation from HIS foodie friend. We…read morehad just been in Portugal for a couple of days and hadn't really had any amazing culinary experiences yet. This restaurant was about a 15 minute walk from our hotel, by the water. In the evenings that walk by the water is pretty busy - we lucked out and there was one empty table for 2 people at this restaurant. We were seated immediately. Our waiter was very warm and friendly. We ordered two dishes - the squid ink risotto which had octopus and the Bacalhau pasta with tomatoes in a kind of saucey broth and some flambeed prawns. The prawns came first and the sauce on it was subtle, very nice. We shared a bottle of dry white wine that was lovely and light - it went down a little too easily. When the mains came, I tried the squid ink pasta first - it was beautiful and buttery. I wouldn't normally order octopus, but that's what the dish came with and it was the top recommend from our friend's friend. The octopus was cooked decently, but I've definitely had it more tender. And then I tried the bacalhau pasta.... The pasta was made in house, the broth that it came with along with the richness of the tomatoes and the saltiness of the bacalhau was just heavenly. I'm going to be thinking about that dish for a long time - it was unique and just absolutely unforgettable and delicious. During our dinner they had to turn quite a few groups away because they were too busy. Definitely worth coming to for that pasta dish!

We ordered octopus risotto, oyster with caviar and cod spaghetti! Foods are average but more…read morepricey. But the view is really good and service is really nice.