If you're in Amarante or close by, this is a nice stop…read more The architecture of the Church is magnificent. Construction of Soa Goncarlo began in 1543 and was completed in 1620. It was closed the day we were there, but the grounds are nice and there's a nice little area as you walk up to the church, with shops, and bakeries.

Truly food as art. Service was top notch. Sommelier was helpful and had incredible knowledge of…read morethe vast collection. All dishes were 100% Portuguese origin. On it's way to another Michelin star. Highly recommended.

Amazing food prepared perfectly. Wine pairing accompanied each of the courses (as an option) which…read morehighlighted Portuguese local varieties from the Douro valley. Chef's special treats were a nice surprise consisting of exploding olives filled with martini, and green olive juice. The food consisted of Portuguese traditional plates done in new ways. Everything was delicious and felt like a new surprise while tasting traditional foods.

Stopped by this beautiful pastry shop during my tour around Porto. Our tour guide recommended us to…read moretry the local Portuguese pastries here. Great place for a coffee and pastries with a view of the river. The bathroom is also clean to use with a purchase.

Pastries are very good. Service was good. The women who work here are very rude to customers. They…read moretake orders and do not put names or numbers on orders so they do not know who to bring the food to. If you ask about your order they snap at you. Very disorganized. It's ashame because the food is quite good.