We were craving gelato after having dinner at Praça de Parada near the Clerigos Tower and were…read moredelighted to find this gelato shop just a few minutes walk away. I was initially attracted to this place due to the reviews mentioning fruity gelato flavors like watermelon, coconut and white grape but they must be seasonal because I was slightly disappointed to discover only 3-4 basic fruit sorbet flavors out of 12 flavors they were currently offering. My boyfriend opted instead for a scoop of pistachio, and after one lick I was enlightened. It tasted equally as good as the gelato that I've had in Italy and suddenly it made sense to me why everyone loves pistachio as I've never really been a big fan. Rich and nutty with a creamy, velvety texture that gives it just the right mouth-feel... and for less than 4 euros?? I only wish that we hadn't discovered this spot on our last night in Porto because I definitely would have been tempted to revisit.

This place is permanently closed. We walked round trying to find it and another merchant near the…read moresite told us it was closed last year, so don't waste your time looking for it.

Maybe it was the fact that the Portuguese weather was very warm, with the sun bearing down on the…read moreuniversity campus, but this place hit the spot. With an abundance of toppings, you can cater your order to anyone's taste or choice. They also had a very cute setting, I was a fan of the aesthetics. There's a variety of sizes for the frozen yogurt, as well as some other more creative dishes that include frozen yogurt. If you want, you can have your frozen yogurt with fruit, shaken, or otherwise. The person working was cool, and I heard them gladly explained the choices to other customers while I was enjoying my frozen yogurt. The combination of frozen yogurt and fruit though, great combo. If in Coimbra again, I'll come back. It's a great refreshing snack after being in the heat or climbing all the way up the hill to get to the campus!

I enjoyed the gelato a lot but there are enough in the area to make this place the same as other…read moreplaces. If you are in the area, check it out... Otherwise there is no need to purposely make your way here.

Seems like the only place in Porto that has actual chocolate and not Nutella! The crepes were…read morereally filled with anything, just had the sauce sprinkled on top, but still tasty. The hot chocolate wasn't the traditional kind, it was more of a hot pudding, but very good.

"A Rose by Any Other Name Would Taste as Sweet." (Misquote, "Romeo and Juliet")…read more Juliet was perchance ordering her rose-shaped gelato from Amorino, whence she first spoke her most famous phrase, upon discovering these frozen blooms were as sweet and fine of works of art as those wrought by Mother Nature herself. Amorino Gelato 'twas founded in the year 2002 by two Italians, bosom companions from their youth. Their first shop commenced in Paris, and from there the chain doth spread its fame 'cross the world o'er. What maketh Amorino so special is not just that their gelato is all natural and organic, but also that their dessert artists masterfully carve gelato petals into the shape of flowers! Thou mayest order endless flavors such as Sri Lankan Coconut or Orange Blossom Cream... as many flavors as there are petals upon thy cone. All this is then crowned by a gelato-filled macaron. I ordered the basil lime alongside the tiramisu, topped with a pistachio macaron. The resulting sweet rose was rich and much smoother than the course of true love, but alas, did not survive as long as any botanical bouquet I have e'er received. Overall, this doth prove a merry and touristic experience, without forfeiting the quality thereof. Stop in to treat yourself or to give some sweets to the sweet. Get thee to Amorino...or get thee to a nunnery!

Great gelato. You can get two flavors for the price of one. If you get a cone, they will make your…read moregelato a flower.

I got the Ferrero Roche gelato!!! I wish I could have it all the time!!! My fav gelato spot ever!read more

Ice was ok. Service was not appropriate for this beautiful city. Young girls behind counter had…read moremajor attitude. Rolled their eyes when I ordered before going to register. Saw them do it again with another patron. Quite degrading but sorry you may think we are not as genius as you but guess what ? Most the world order first before they pay....snobby scoopers....you are SERVING a tourist area. Owners pay attention to your training. Tourist stay away, let them SERVE only their Sherlock friends.

Gelataria Portuense easily has the best gelato I've had outside of Italy. Friendly staff as well.read more

Great authentic flavors, smooth texture…read more Basil - 4 stars. Not super smooth but tasty. Pistachio tostado - 4.5 stars Limao - 4 stars Strawberry - 4 stars Dark chocolate - 4.5 stars Kiwi - 4.5 stars Not super busy on a Friday around 5:00 p.m. But it's a bit of a long wait as they can only help one or two customers at a time.

It was a cold, stormy day in Porto. I had been walking around in the downpour, trying my best not…read moreto let the violent winds rip my umbrella to shreds. My hair and clothes were wet, and I was freezing. In short, having ice cream was the last thing on my mind. But then I saw this adorable shop, and its beautiful display of flavors that all looked so delicious, and I had to stop in. Despite the cold and grey weather, I had an ice cream here (cookies and cream in a cone), and it was indeed delicious. I got an espresso drink, which was also very good! As if that wasn't enough, the server wears a wedding dress as her uniform. She was so friendly and let me take a photo of her. Also - they have free wifi!

They make their own ice cream here. It's the most flavorful I've ever had. They let you try samples…read moretoo. They serve it at the perfect temperature. Flavors change but all are good.

Before this trip I rarely had ice cream because I am into bodybuilding and dieting. I stopped by…read moretwice in a row to have their ice cream even when it was raining and I was exhausted from a whole day of walking. What more do I need to say.

There are a lot of gelato places in Porto but it's hard finding one open after 11pm. This was one…read moreof the few places that was open late. I thought their gelato was okay. It didn't really hit my cravings so I still felt like I was missing something. A good thing about this place is they do sell other sweets besides gelato if you want something like cheesecake, tiramisu, cake, etc. What I liked about this place was it opens late and it provides other options beside gelato. If you're on a gelato quest to try all the gelato places in Porto, add this to your list. It does have several locations in Porto too!

Burgers in Porto? Yes! Delicious and comes with fries too. Got a basic cheeseburger because we were…read morehungry and tired. Took it as takeaway. All good! Don't hesitate. We even came back and got gelato in the evening.

So, I've technically only had their food through Uber eats, but I wanted to add something anyways…read more Well I've ordered from this place 4 or 5 Times now, if that's an indicator of how I feel about this place. Y'all it's great. The burgers are juicy and flavorful, and the fries are always great. They have lots of options to choose from and they are always super accommodating. To be honest, I'm probably going to be ordering from here a lot for the rest of my stay here in Porto and I'm looking forward to actually going at some point!

I understand why this place is popular. They make a solid pastel de nata. Due to the high turnover,…read morethe pastels are always fresh. The crust is delicate and flakey while the filling is velvet smooth. Each bite is pure bliss! The customer service is friendly and welcoming. Always buy two as one is not enough! I brought some before heading to the airport as I was told they stay fresh for up to 3 days at room. We managed to save one to test the 3 days freshness theory. While not as amazing as the day it was baked, the pastel still tasted good

A tasty €1.50 treat! I managed to go when there was no line (my kind of spot) and it was a seamless…read moreprocess to order at the counter and then pay at the station right near the door. The pastel de nata has a smooth filling and flaky outside. It'd be a perfect treat to compliment coffee only I don't drink coffee after 12p! As this to your to visit list when you're in Porto.