We did a tour and tasting here and it was a great experience! The tour guide and staff are super…read moreknowledgeable and give a great overview of the history of port wine and the role of the Grahams company throughout. It's a historic vibe in the cellar with a beautiful tasting room and history area in the main hall. The tasting was great and we got to try a few different styles paired with some small bites which was very fun especially having the pastel de Nata as one of the courses. Thank you for a wonderful experience!

We did the tour and tasting for 45 euros. We enjoyed learning about the winery and how they make…read moreport wine. Our guide was very knowledgeable and pleasant. The tasting at the end included 3 port wines, along with cheese, chocolate and a pastel de nata - yum! There is also a bar and restaurant where we had a drink. Save your money for the tour/tasting or grab a drink (cheaper) down by the river.

Nice bar with local beer options. Part of any decent Porto beer tour. I have to stretch to 85…read morecharacters - but stop here.

What a gem in Porto! Great craft beer and beer garden. My wife and I relaxed here on our first day…read morein Porto. We will be back! Thank you!

Highly recommend, cool small place with beer made on site. Staff were so helpful and friendly tooread more

Great little craft brew bar that's not dingy. A small but adequate food menu (we got the Tábua…read moreMista - mixed plate of meats and cheese) and a wonderful back patio with wide screen TV. I like this place (as the partner of a beer aficionado I'm often found sitting in less than optimal surroundings, smelling stale brew and swatting gnats. This is far from that!!) The staff is lovely and speaks English (and isn't annoyed by having to - I do try to speak Portuguese but it's really not the best way of communicating!) Put this in your GPS and find this place! ps: the meat and cheese board was fabulous. And the music is the best of the 80's/90's. Good stuff

Prova is a fantastic place to go and have some wine. We were so glad we stumbled across this place…read moreand it was near our hotel. We had eaten dinner, so we're mainly here to drink. They have a great selection of wines and ports. We started with a ruby port and a Madeira. The service was great and both were very good. They brought out some popcorn as well which was nice. We then had a 20 year tawny port that was excellent. It is a very comfortable place and great for couples or groups. Then we did not eat, but saw them preparing a meat and cheese plate. They put so much care into and it looked fabulous. Definitely worth a visit.

great little wine bar to sit and enjoy some port. A perfect after-dinner spot. The staff was…read morewonderful and there's a piano. I'm not sure if they have live music but someone in our group sat and played a bit and no one seemed to mind

Such a great stop! A bit off the beaten path, but that means it's a little less busy and much more…read morereasonable on prices. Lots of beer options to be had here. Even better yet, the small plates of food they serve are absolutely solid and they pair perfectly with their beers. They also have larger entrees if you want to make it a full meal. The menu versatility makes this a great first stop for a night out or the main event. The staff is very friendly and happy to help with food and beer selections. Can't wait to make another stop here!

Friendly English speaking staff offering a nice variety of tasty craft beers. I had the quadrupel,…read morewhich is reminiscent to the Belgium beer known as Delerium Tremons per my palate. Nice, modern casual atmosphere.

Great spot to end the night in Porto. Great drinks. Great service. Great vibes. Plenty of tables…read moreand lawn space to lay a blanket. There are heaters for the cool nights.

A favorite stop to grab a beer on a nice, mellow day. While Base is located (LITERALLY) on a…read moreshopping/food center, it feels like you are in a park. The trees boggle my mind and I enjoy sitting here with a beer, a good book, thinking about how the trees are so huge on top of a roof... The 360 degree view is stunning with Torre dos Clérigos on one side, University of Porto, and old buildings on the remainder. Kids, dogs, old and young will enjoy this stop. Don't expect to get an especially warm welcome here. After coming here an endless amount of times, I have yet to receive warmth. Thankfully this place is so cool my ego is quick to recover. :) A must do to grab alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks with a view.

Fantastic experience hidden away past the bridge. Seems more local than other spots on the river…read more Cozy vibes and delicious food. The operators are lovely people, kind and fast.

Nothing less than amazing. They fit us in without a reservation but be safe and make one. Closed…read moreTuesday. Amazing tapas. Waitress carefully went through the menu with us. Another server recommended a great red wine. We had charcuterie (waitress recommended ordering it for just one person), a boilna sandwich, drunk ham and a Portuguese potato and egg omelette. Everything was so tasty. Wish our stomachs were bigger. Bonus....our bill was less than 40 euro so we left a nice tip. We can't recommend this place enough.

As I continue slowly catching up on finishing the *many* review drafts of places I visited in our…read morewhirlwind tour of Portugal in January, in this case one of a whole bunch of port-focused wineries within convenient walking distance of each other, that obviously being why I chose to stay at an airbnb on this side of the bridge, so I could visit as many of them as possible. Funny enough, at first glance, this tasting room felt *very* corporate - there's tons of space to spread out, but the overall vibe of the place was something like "museum gift shop". You can tell the receptionist is just a receptionist and has nothing to do with the wine's creation, which isn't inherently bad, it just sets a different tone than some of the *smallest* port tasting rooms. That said, their prices were extremely reasonable pretty much all across the board, including a base flight for 12.50 euros that had multiple standouts for the trip, enough so that this was the only tasting room where I went back a couple days later and self-constructed a second 20 euro flight that included a couple of their more somewhat more bottles. Though, funny enough, it was mostly their cheapest bottles that impressed me the most in their complexity of flavor - their tawny reserve, the Lagrima das Damas, the Lacrimosas, the base (slightly less sweet) white, and one truly interesting bottle, a Vinho Quinado, effectively a tawny port turned into an amaro with quinine and other botanicals, which as a cocktail nerd, obviously I loved learning about and trying. They *have* plenty of very expensive bottles, but the ones I mentioned were, as of when I visited a couple months ago, just *ludicrously* well-priced for how good they were. (I bought the most bottles here of anywhere I went, 3 including the Vinho Quinado - and would definitely have bought a couple more, if luggage weight hadn't been such a consideration.) I totally wasn't expecting to love their cheapest bottles, honestly, more than some of the much pricier ones I tried, here and elsewhere.

From a Kanaka, as you walk in, it seems like a typical tourist trap. Counter, Plexi glass, brand…read morenames all over. Not homey like the smaller port tasting spots. We took the $20 tour. Good history-buff tour. Warm in the museum. Bit stuffy but a great place to view memorabilia and learn the history of this influential family. Ended with a port tasting that was quiet nice. I prefer smaller tasting groups thene being part of a large scheduled group. Service was very good.