The right place to eat the famous Francesinhas in Aveiro. The taste is amazing! The restaurant is…read morevery clean and well designed. Very good atmosphere. The bad thing: we wait 15min to catch a table and 40min of waiting before eating... Staff speak English, Portugese, French.

Best francesinhas in Aveiro. 'Nough said. But I'll go on to explain that the sauce is really great…read moreand beats most francesinhas in Porto. Meat is tender and everything tastes fresh. The fries are amazing, house cut, thin and crispy, simply delicious. Portions are nice and big so it's a good value. Staff is always friendly, service is fast, the place is clean. They have burgers and hot dogs as well but seriously you're doing yourself and your taste buds a disservice if you don't get the francesinhas. You have the option of more meat or less meat, egg or no egg, but the size is the same it's a matter of how tall it will be. Now parking may be a problem and the place may be a little hard to find but you're a few meters from Praça do peixe, by the ria so it's a wonderful part of town.

Everything about this spot. Yes. Just by walking by you would never know there are layers and…read morelayers of character hidden behind the glass doors. This includes the kitchen within the stairs, a covered beer garden, and a romantic terrace with vines, low sitting and live music depending on the night. Date night, friend night, solo night, any night. This is your next stop.

Enjoy delicious Portuguese (and foreign) craft beers in a friendly, inclusive environment. The…read morestaff is amazing and will also fill your belly with tasty Portuguese finger food, like rissois! This beautiful place has been around for 10 years and hopefully we'll be able to enjoy it for much longer. Definitely recommend!

Fantastic beer, unpretentious. You can get your local pours and Duchesse in one place. Love it!read more

The BEST Sour I have ever had! The Selfmade Sour Blues (#9)…read moreYes it's a pulpy sour but it's amazing, if you love a fruity toned sour and you like pulp in your juice, try this! The staff is amazing, the atmosphere is very laxed and the people make it worth while. They have a bunch of table games you can use and there's a nice back patio area as well. I will definitely come back to this place on my future visits to Porto.

Made our lunch stop because we wanted something different…read more Loved the location which was hidden off the main area of town. Easy to find and even had a few tables for outside eating. Excellent beer choices - on tap and by the bottle. Service was very good and food was delicious!

HUGE place with a fantastic outdoor area…read more Very nice craft beer - their imperial stout recently won gold medal at world championship! Unfortunately, because of demand, it, wasn't available at the restaurant when we visited. We got a 7 beer flight to try a variety and I then settled on a larger pour of my fav - Ambar. We weren't hungry for a meal but ordered two snacks plus bread from their snack menu. And holy hotwheels, they were huge portions. Our selections were 1) grilled, salted peppers and 2) pica-pau (the pork version). It was literally enough food for full meals for 4 people IMO! And what is pica-pau you ask (it translates to woodpecker)? Well, in my book, it's pica-WOW! Cubes of pork adorned with some carrots, cauliflower, olives and parsley swim in a totally amazing sauce that we sopped up with the bread. We asked our server about the sauce and understood it was butter, chicken broth, white wine, lemon, garlic. Service was a little scattered. I think our original server left at shift time so we then ended up with a couple others pinch hitting. The scattered service along with no soap in either men's or women's restrooms = automatic star deduction.

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.

We visited this tiny little cafe/bar in Porto the first night we arrived…read more The ambiance is very chill and inviting. There is limited seating inside and outside. There were about 2-3 tables on the patio and 3-5 tables inside. The whole bar is set up with eclectic tastes, but, focuses on music and art. The owner had unique pieces from all over the world: vinyl records, art books, antiques, photos, paintings. Just a very visually stimulating place. The bar was fully stocked and offered local beers. We ordered the Super Bock, which locals claim is the best of all Portuguese beers (we have no opinion as we only tried one or two). The owner and bartender were close friends and serenaded the entire place. They gave us Porto style and Lisboa style music. If I could upload my video, I would! The bar is fairly priced. Our children shared a fresh squeezed lemonade for €2, I had a mixed drink for €2,5 and the hubby had the Portuguese beer for €3. There were some light snacks available. The great thing about this bar is that it's closely located to the metro. So you can take the metro at Trindade or Bolhão to get there. You must buy a ticket and validate. There is local police that monitor this. From the bar it's a short walk down to the historic Rio Duoro where you can view the city of Gaia across the river. The Dom Luis bridge is also very close. It's a great way to end your evening or start you evening. It's a place that left a memorable mark on my soul and I would bring my mother, grandmother and entire family there if it were an option. Don't be afraid to practice your Portuguese here either. The owner and staff do speak other languages but they're excited when tourists try and are happy to help out with pronunciation and vocabulary.