We had our crepes delivered and were admittedly a bit disappointed. After amazing crepes in Paris…read moreand even drool-worthy, award-winning crepes in TN where we live, this simply did not stand out. We ordered a crepe with fruit and a nutella-stuffed donut thingy (not sure what it is called). The positives were that we received our order very fast and it was packaged well with a cute message. However, our crepe was small and dry. We erroneously assumed the nutella and fruit crepe would have at least the Nutella inside before they folded it. Instead, it was a cold, chewy crepe with a congealed drizzle of nutella and the fruit on top. The donut was fine. If I'm being honest, it looked and tasted like a sugared hamburger bun. Not sure we would go out of our way to try this spot, but if back in Porto and found ourselves here, we would try different items than these.

When you see Nutella from the window you know it's going to good!…read more WAFFLE (5 stars): The waffle will satisfy your sweet tooth craving! It was perfectly crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. CREPE (3.5 stars): Normal crepe, the waffle was better. ATMOSPHERE Seats inside in the back. Clean. Has Wi-Fi. SERVICE Everyone was really nice. Just order a waffle and you won't be disappointed!

Excellent pizza shop with great vegetarian options. I ordered the funghi pizza and was extremely…read morehappy. Highly recommend!!

One of the most old pizza houses in Oporto…read more However... still one of the best ones. This is more like "home made" than "italian style". A place to go and enjoy honest and comfort food. I usually go not for the pizzas, but instead for the "crepes". I give them a "mouth watering" 5 stars...

Excellent food and awesome customer service. They are dog friendly and welcome dogs with treats in…read morehand! It's a lovely little cafe with very friendly staff and owner.

This place is great. Two blocks from the beach with good house crepes and gallettes. Inexpensive…read more If you're in Porto, take a 6 € Uber to Foz and check this place out.

Great selection of gelato and a nice environment with friendly and helpful staff to help you enjoy…read moreyour time (and sweets) in a cafe! I liked that they let you try many of the interesting flavors..and once you decided...you can get more than one flavors in just a cup (or a cone!). While I wasn't able to get to try the kinder bueno ice cream that everyone seemed to rave about on Yelp (it just wasn't an option that day!), I was able to sample a few and select two flavors to indulge in! I'd say..you can never go wrong with what you selected! Try it out...especially on a hot day or after your long, exhausting walk wandering around hilly Porto!

At first, I was excited to visit, but quickly realized that the worker lied to us. We asked if we…read morecould have change, but she said she doesn't provide change. So we had to use our cards and inquire a transaction fee. Later, I noticed she gave change to multiple other customers who probably were not tourists like us. Aside from the poor service and dishonesty, the place itself is very nice with an upstairs. Clean and colorful. The gelato was average.

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.

A nice and cute Italian place in Porto. Italian food is rare in Portugal and this place is very goodread more

We just finished dinner at A Pasta, we had one pizza that we shared that was not remarkable, it…read morehad a very thin cracker like crust that was fine if you like very thin pizza crust, overall the pizza was flavorless. I am writing this review as a heads up when you do try this restaurant. There was a language barrier and we ordered two glasses of wine. I thought he asked if I wanted it with carbonation He was actually as I soon found out referring to a bottle of water that came with the 2,90 euro charge. when we sat at the table we were brought hot bread two packets of butter a plate of olives some dry crackers and a cream for I later on my bill found to be some type of tuna. Yes, we were charged for 2 cracker packets, 2 rolls, 2 butter packets, olives and the tuna cream it did not matter that not all was eaten. Total added to bill 7,10 euros or $8 plus. I accept my mistake and paid the bill though not happy. So I leave this warning to all be careful if you go here and if you see anything on the table send it back immediately unless you are willing to pay for it.

We had a great meal and a lot of fun at Endovélico. The recommendations in the other reviews on…read moreYelp led us to this unique restaurant in Porto, a Celtic Portuguese place with an extensive menu including tapas, galettes and sweet crepes and a great array of craft beers. The tapas we ordered, mushrooms stuffed with sun-dried tomatoes and goat cheese, and Portuguese Boar sausage, were wonderful, as was the chicken and mushroom galette. We only wished we had room for more. The food being brought to other tables made our mouths water. The sangria made with cider was great. The real fun came when the owner, Maria, dressed in Celtic style brought over Celtic and Viking armor and weapons for our table and the next for a photo opportunity not to be passed up. The meal, followed by a shared order of Portuguese craft ice cream and a small glass of port wine, was truly memorable. Thanks to our awesome server, Mariana, for the wonderful service as well.

Off the beaten tourist trail (always a plus)... largest selection of craft beers after two weeks in…read morePortugal, magnificent staff and and that was before we sat down to eat. The menu is extensive, something for everyone, familiar and yet different from the same old same old Portuguese fare. Get there early for a seat.

We enjoy coming here as it's close to our home. The food is good and the service is decent. We love…read morethe convenience, super cute atmosphere and phenomenal desserts. The menu has been hit or miss as we have experienced less than stellar meat, with gristle in the bacon and chicken burgers, which is why only 3-stars. We do keep coming back and keep trying other menu items that won't give us a surprise. The burgers are good and I like the vegetarian salad too. I always ask for well done fries but that seems to be hard to translate. I try anyway. Perna de Pau is my fav ice cream flavor!

Very chilly and trendy space. Service is kind of slow, but can be explained by the strong demand…read more Everything they serve makes justice to the photos on the menus, but flavor wise they're not that spectacular. A bit overpriced.

Gut, little restaurant/café with very friendly staff. Try the crêpe with chevre, pumpkin jam, figs…read morein portwine reduction and walnuts for just 7 Euros. It was delicious!