I visited Com Cuore during my December 2024 trip to Porto after hearing about a 100% gluten-free…read morecafe, and I was certainly excited to check this place out, it is located a short walk away from São Bento railway station, although it is rather well-hidden, I ended up having to go up a set of steps from where Apple Maps told me the location was to find it - I do think having some sort of sign on the main street could help people find this place and help increase footfall for sure. They do operate on a cash-only model, which is a big negative for me, they direct people to use a nearby ATM. I usually refuse to pay cash, but after making an effort to find this place and spending some time, I decided to bite the bullet. It was unfortunate that they were cash only as this meant I spent less than I would have done if they had card payments - Come on, who doesn't take cards in 2024? The interior is small and fairly cramped, and the door did seem to lock, it didn't feel too welcoming with people struggling to get inside while I was eating my food. The menu was impressive and extensive, and most of it was priced reasonably, I ended up going for a sandwich which had ham, German sausage and cheese - The value was certainly really good, however. I also ordered some fries however, I never received them. I was not charged for them, so it is likely my waiter wasn't paying attention when taking my order. I noticed how the menu also mentioned a charge for cutlery - which seemed bizarre, and I'd love some clarification on this - surely they can't charge you for something to eat your food within a sit-down cafe? I found my sandwich to be quite dry. While the meats were decent, though not exceptional in quality, they would just slide off the bread, which was strange considering how dry the sandwich itself was. 3* - The prices are affordable, and the gluten-free options are extensive. However, the overall food quality is just okay. Combined with issues like the atmosphere inside the cafe and the fact that it's cash-only, I wouldn't be in a hurry to return if I visit Porto again. That said, I wouldn't be against giving it another try either.

Was very happy to come across this place in my trip research as it was the only place I was able to…read morefind a gluten free pastel de nata during my trip to Portugal, and was really wanting to try one. I was also grateful for the extensive gluten free options on the menu as a celiac traveler, but was disappointed in the service, atmosphere, and general quality of the food upon my visits. Definitely not somewhere to go when you're in a rush/on your way anywhere timed as well! Was also a bit hard to find as it's up a staircase and on the inside of a plaza compared to the address that appears publicly, but has a cute little outdoor patio once found!

Very friendly and helpful service. Excellent value for money. Vegan option made to order with fresh…read moreingredients. Pizza served on paper tray helps the environment - great idea! Definitely a good choice for take out, on the go or quick snack.

We stumbled across Hand Go after visiting Clerigos Tower. It's a small and modern take-away…read morepizzeria that serves a variety of fresh thin-crust pizza, as well as crepes and salads. They apparently also offer gluten free options. I picked a slice of the shiitake mushroom pizza while my husband had the smoked salmon, argula and honey pizza. €5 for two slices. It was delicious! I never would have thought to drizzle honey on my pizza, so I was skeptical when the girl working asked my husband if she could add it on, but oh my gosh it was amazing! The female employee spoke English and was so friendly she offered to help us out with any tips or questions we had about visiting Porto. My husband couldn't stop thinking about that pizza for the rest of our trip and was sad he didn't have the chance to go back. I've since promised that I'd try to recreate the pizza for him at home, but it still probably won't be as memorable as the real thing.

Amazing food in a room with a stone wall that feels like secret cave. But the food is the star,…read moreeverything we had was delicious. Service was prompt and friendly.

Good food, nice ambience and a Wonderful place to enjoy some wine and tapas…read more Clams with Chorizo was so full of flavor. Lamb chops were the best I've had in a log time. Tender with hints of honey and almonds on top.... Excellent. Salmon Focaccia was very good. Service was great.... Beautiful experience Coimbra.

Such a charming spot! Sergio Crivelli's is cozy and full of…read morevintage charm with old record players, cameras, and clocks give it real character. The food was fantastic: generous Caprese salad, rich carbonara, flavorful black truffle risotto, and a creamy panna cotta to finish. What really makes the place special is Sergio himself by personally engaging with guests and even tossing pasta tableside. Great food, great vibe, and a truly memorable experience.

Service was excellent. Ambiance awesome as was the staff. Very customer and child friendly. They…read moretook the time to interact my girlfriend's daughter. Pizza was great.

Pretty good! The restaurant is located inside the Sao Bento train station to the left as you walk…read morein from the tiled entrance. Definitely recommend making a reservation, I found it impressive that the hostess's reservation system was essentially a notebook and pen in this digital age. We did not see much of our waiter, since the restaurant was extremely busy and filled up with diners. Standouts: 1. Razor clams - I'll always get these if I see it on the menu. Cooked in this incredible garlic sauce. 2. Fish and seafood cataplana - delicious, tomato-forward seafood stew; I liked the version that we had the night before more which came with rice and was more filling. But this was basically a never-ending bowl of fish, clams, mussels, and shrimp. Add to that the fact that the restaurant like most in Porto did not have A/C and I emerged feeling like I had been sitting in a sauna. Skipped dessert; I had my eye on the Weeel! froyo truck parked outside. One more nit - the metal chairs are not comfortable at all for sitting a long time in.

I found this place on Google Maps when we were looking for a dinner spot. It was packed and we made…read moreit just on time because there were 2 seats open at the bar! We ordered a few tapas to share: croquets de alheira and croquets de codfish. Both were so good! We loved it. The star of the show though was the pork neck tacos! They were so delicious! So much flavor and perfect. I got the lemonade and it was just okay. Nothing special. Overall, would 100% recommend this place! Make a reservation if you can but if you can't, would still try to stop by!

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.

I would come here every day if I lived here for the owner alone. She is a true gem of a human. She…read morewelcomed everyone with open arms and makes each person feel at home. We didn't have a reservation so we were seated downstairs. You don't have a view of the river, and only about 3-4 tables can fit in the downstairs space, but it was a great little spot. The food was delectable. I had the codfish homemade pasta. Wow! You could taste how fresh the pasta was. And the plate is a work of art, truly. We had a green wine that paired perfectly with our meal. All 4 of us loved our meal. My brother also ordered the codfish pasta, my dad and SIL ordered the codfish with cornbread breading and they loved that dish as well. For dessert, we had a pumpkin and cheese dish which actually worked really well together. It was like a pumpkin puree with pieces of cheese. Very unique, but very tasty. We would undoubtedly come back here. It's right along the river so you have a perfect little stroll afterwards.

We came here for our last dinner in Porto. This is a different type of restaurant - they focus on…read morecured meats and cheeses. Basically, elevated charcuterie boards. There weren't too many diners when we arrived for our reservation but we were greeted warmly and appreciatively. Our server was very attentive and helped outline the various options and what came with it. We ended up ordering a board for two and a sausage dish. Everything was tasty. The dessert, Chocolate Salami, isn't what it sounds like and was an absolute showstopper. Give this place a try.

My friend and I were recommended this place by a local Bartender…read more So we decided to check it out for dinner. We ordered the cheese and meats board and he ordered the "green" wine. He also ordered this melted cheese bowl in which you dip your bread. Really good as well. The cheese and meat board was amazing. Fresh and savory food. The owner also told us to put honey on the cheese and that tasted really good. Added to the flavor. The wine was good. We then ordered one of the type of sausages that they serve and it was good as well but not as good as the meat and cheese board. The owner was our host and server. She was great, Attentive, and helpful.

Given that everything is in English, this place caters to the tourist crowd. And it was absolutely…read morepacked at noon on a Wednesday. Anyone from the west cannot make it anywhere before 12pm ... It's a trendy, colorful space with friendly service. The food is also fresh and tasty -- I got the Bacon & Egg bagel, and I enjoyed the added pesto & crispy onions. Paired with a detox shot, I felt 50% healthy. The couple next to me got pancakes, and they looked ridiculously good. I'm glad I didn't order them cause the protein did me good for the next 8 hours of walking around the town, but if you're a sweet-breakfast person, definitely get them. I recommend this place if you're shy about trying some of the more local spots and want to ensure the menu is readable. However, if you're more adventurous, try a more authentic breakfast spot.

Presentation of food 5 stars Inside & out restaurant is…read morefashoinable & well decorated, totally 5 stars Servers, meh.. Food was just okay. Eggs Benedict was served cold on cold thick dry (not toasted) bread. My food was cold, my daughter's was tiny & my husband's fell flat of flavor. If there is not a wait time, I say try it. They were very busy the day we were there. Maybe too busy to serve good food. Idk

I celebrated my B Day here with G adventure friends,foods were so so delish,service was superp,not…read morethe cleanest place in town but good.They serves authentic cuisine and alchol beverages,price? Reasonable. It was full when we came but still we had a blast other customers sings happy b day with us. By the way the interior design was so Portuguese inspired,noise level well noisy,its a bar and people drinking and having fun.Not so big place but still good for small group,not sure with kids though. Amazing experience in here.Obregado Portugal. When Im back Ill dine in in this resto again and again

When searching for gluten-free food in Porto, one of the most prolific appearing results was…read moreTasquinha do Bé, so I thought I'd give it a try, it's located a short walk away from River Duoro, and it would certainly be easy to walk past this place, the restaurant is located on R. de Belomonte. The staff are friendly here, and the menu selection is great, I had so many choices, and the majority of the menu was suitable for me to eat as a coeliac - in the end, I decided to go for the fish and chips, wanting to try some seafood while in Portugal, and with the sea being right by, I knew something fresh and tasty was coming, although they did have a selection of other dishes which would certainly interest me if I return to Porto. The prices did seem slightly high for Porto, but the portion sizes and quality did make it appear to be much more value for money, the portion sizes were huge, and both I and my guest were unable to finish our meals. The interior is fairly simple, but it is also comfortable. The tables branded with the Portugal flag were an interesting, memorable touch. There is also a small television which was showing sports. I went for the fish and chips, while no one does this dish like the British, this certainly comes close. The individual components of the dish were good: the fish, the batter, the garlic butter and the fries, and it was also served hot. I also tried some of my guest's food, who ordered the chicken, the chicken was also pretty tasty. I did, however, get the feeling that something was missing from both dishes, that final bit of flare that made a good dish a great one. 4* - Overall, my experience here was good - good food and good service and probably the best choice of gluten-free food for coeliacs in Porto.

Stopped in Coimbra and all the top rated spots TripAdvisor recommended were closed. Found this spot…read morea few blocks away on Yelp and it was perfect. We sat outside in the beautiful plaza. They had a few gluten free options but I ordered the Brie and sun dried tomato burger with no bun and it came beautifully presented with lettuce and tomatoes. My husband got the grilled chicken with potatoes and broccoli that was also very good. The server was very friendly, spoke English and everything came quickly. Saw the inside when I used the restroom which had a lovely atmosphere as well. Highly recommend!

The cods cake and the hamburgers were delicious. The waitress Teresa was great. Great place to have…read morelunch.