I was here for one specific reason - it's really the only craft coffee shop on this side of the…read morebridge, where we were staying since that's where all the port tasting rooms are, and I wanted to get some morning caffeine in my immediate vicinity, before another day of eating, drinking and walking around all day. So I didn't try any of their *food* food, which seems to be a focus, but they're definitely providing a great service to anyone in the area who needs some quality morning coffee. 4 euro for an oat milk latte is a pretty great price, and it was a great latte. Since I was there and saw that they also sold pastries, I also got a filled croissant for 3 euro, which made a great breakfast - the croissant itself, honestly, was just good, but the cream filling was fantastic. p.s. if you're just here for a to-go coffee like I was - there's signage around, or at least was when I was there, that makes it seem like they only have table service, so I awkwardly saw at a table until they told me I could absolutely also order at the counter, especially if I was ordering to-go.

TL;DR: One of those rare places you build your day around…read more Coffee, food, and vibe all hit. When you're on vacation and keep thinking about a coffee shop, that's the signal. Start your day here. Food: My girlfriend worked through the benedicts, all solid. I stuck with the eggs and eggplant dish, which sounds odd but works and doesn't weigh you down for a day of walking and wine. Drinks: Excellent across the board. We're coming from Seattle with a former barista in the mix, and this didn't miss. Service: Consistently great. Smooth, attentive, no friction. Vibe: Worth showing up for on its own. We watched people stop, look in, and take photos. It has that pull. What could be better: Not much. It gets busy, and for good reason.

Food: Came here for some morning coffee and sweet to start off my morning! Ordered black coffee and…read moreof course a pasteis de nata! The coffee was okay, I found the bean they used to be a little too acidic for me and the pasteis de nata was okay as well. Cost: A little on the pricier side for sure but generally it was a good experience and worth a visit. Environment: Fairly decent amount of seating/table available. I chose to sit by the window and it was such a good overlooking window of the town! Service: Quick! Although I did go when it seemed on the slower side. Like all coffee shops, I'm sure there might be a little wait if there are a lot of people to tend to at once. Uniqueness: Cute overlooking coffee shop to take a break and have a cup of warm coffee and something sweet!

Really beautiful space. Great milk based espresso drinks. Kinda pricey for Portugal, but worth it.read more

A nice reprieve from all the Porto walking! We walked about a mile to get to Moustache for a coffee…read moreand an orange juice. We ordered the coffee butter and toast, expecting to want to order a breakfast entree after we finished thats, but if canned with a lot of bread. The Coheed butter V was bnb interesting, but n not that impressive. It was actually coffee flavored butter. It's worth a try, but We didn't need to go back to try it again. The coffee bc at mustache is SOLID and the interior of the restaurant is truly adorable.

Nice little brunch spot away from all of the crowds. Totally worth the walk to get here. I ordered…read morethe red fruit pancakes which were great -- just have a look at the photo!

Mercador Cafe is a classic Porto dining experience. We dined here for breakfast. Both of us…read moreordered pancakes with berries. Mine had pistachio sauce and hers had yogurt. Both were delicious but I think hers was best as it was sweetened with honey. We were the first customers when Mercador opened at 8:30am and it was filling up quickly after that. Service was pleasant and efficient in English or Portuguese. I would definitely come back although sadly this is our last day in Porto.

This was our last stop before departing from Porto. It was fabulous! Our avocado toast was so yummy…read moreand it went so good with our matcha and latte

This place was popping on a Friday around brunch time! I love the unique indoor/outdoor seating…read morewith a roof. The host was helpful and quite the jokester, which I appreciated. Vibes are 10/10. I ordered the yogurt bowl, takeaway. Nuts, fruits and yogurt tasted fresh and authentic.

A really really delicious and wonderful spot! The lattes were beautiful and delicious and the food…read morewas excellent. I loved my croissant sandwich. One of our fav spots we tried!

Very delicious food and Great service! I was here for breakfast and lunch! Their food has a…read moredelicious taste! Very nice ambiance as well

A very beautiful, clean, modern cafe on a street opposite Igreja das Carmelitas…read more When I entered and shared that I had a reservation, which I booked through The Fork, the server who greeted me seemed confused and unsure, and told me that it probably wasn't confirmed by the manager. Fortunately after checking in it further, she was able to give me a table in the back. It took awhile for someone to take my order, and when I ordered a flat white, they informed me the machine was broken, and they only had filtered coffee. Certainly a disappointed but, hey, stuff happens. I figured I'd just get a coffee elsewhere afterwards. I ordered the Wild Eggs, and the dish came out at a reasonable pace. It was tasty, but not the best I've had in Porto so far -- the bread was stale, so the crust was so crunchy and tough that it was hard to chew. It was a good sized portion, though, so I had leftovers to take away. However, no one came back to check on me or to see if I needed the check. The servers seemed busy with other tables, and I can understand, it's a busy, popular restaurant. But I got the sense I was an annoyance, and they couldn't be bothered with me. Which I also get, because tourists aren't super welcomed by locals in Portugal. Though I've felt much more welcomed in other establishments during my stay, so it wasn't very comfortable for me here. The location, atmosphere and food is what kept this from being 2 stars, but given that the prices are on the higher end, it wouldn't be my first choice of places to revisit.

Very nice cafe close to casa da música. I've been here several times already for lunch and it…read moredoesn't disappoint . They offer several lunch menus all under €7. They offer several kinds of dishes like sandwiches , crepes, quiches, folhados, muffins and others desserts. The space is very quaint and inviting , now they have opened up the back patio , great for this weather . The staff is polite and attentive . A great place to study or catch up with a friend.

Very nice hidden gem. We had breakfast with good coffee and crep, ciabatta and croissant. All…read moretasted wonderful. The outside seating on the backside is inviting for a slow morning and some book reading. Recommended!!!

*CELIAC / GLUTEN FREE REVIEW…read more A beautiful, Ukrainian owned cafe with AMAZING plating and coffee art. Nothing is marked as GF on the menu, but the staff are very kind and willing to help find you something safe to eat. I didn't eat much here as it was just a quick stop - but the yogurt parfait (no granola) was delicious and so was my flat white latte art. Beautiful little shop and great tasting food, I did not get sick and can't recommend more!

Good espresso--which is not so easy to find in Porto. They have a fun espresso drink with rum and…read morevanilla gelato. Great service. The lovely server makes a different piece of crema-art every day. Cozy setting in keeping with the name.

Basic cafe bistro with average quality food, service and prices. Ok for a quick bite if one sticks…read moreto basic meals. Ham and cheese omelette was good.

Great casual dining for travelers. Meals include breakfast, lunch, and dinner with outdoor/indoor…read morechoices. Friendly low key service. Don't miss the Quiezadas that beat the Belem Natala in my humble opinion. Enjoy Porto and this neighborhood vibe!

It's not every day that you feel like you're walking onto a period film set that harkens back to an…read moreelegantly appointed whodunnit like "Murder on the Orient Express". Jamie W and I had read about it on a travel vlog and recognized the need to bookmark it for our trip to Porto. Sure enough, we had a less than memorable meal at Honest Greens on the pedestrian-only Rua Santa Catarina. It was just a few doors down and conspicuous by its atmospheric detail. Carved dark wood, ornate ceilings, polished brass, marble tables, the whole nine yards. We almost felt underdressed until we noticed other tourists in far tackier leisurewear. We only had room for dessert which was just as well since they had a robust selection to choose from. Surprisingly it was nearly empty when we entered. Jamie ordered the 10€ Cheesecake with Red Fruits. It was a nice, creamy slice ladled with a compote-like coulis of blueberries and red currants (Photo 9). It was accompanied by a glass of Porto Quinta do Noval LBV, a scintillating port that fed into his new addiction (Photo 7). I decided to try their signature 10€ French Toast Majestic Style made distinctive by its decadent egg-custard cream sauce. The flavorful bread slice sat in a shallow pool of maple syrup and sprinkled with pine nuts, walnuts, and raisins (Photo 10). Instead of a port pairing, I ordered the 7€ Cafe au Lait which balanced well with the French toast (Photo 8). I really think the Belle Epoque decor complemented our digestion because this was the gathering spot for Porto's elite. For a few moments, we were part of it. FOOD / DRINK - 5 stars...glorious sweets, especially the French toast, and the port and caffeine were nice fits AMBIANCE - 5 stars...striking atmosphere befitting an Agatha Christie murder mystery in the Gilded Age SERVICE - 4.5 stars..,of course they're attentive TOTAL - 5 stars...a worthy stop among many in Porto RELATED - Exploring Porto? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/HO0S-1BP1x

Iconic cafe in Porto, Portugal but honestly more like faded glory. You have to wait at the door…read morebefore being seated and hopefully the line isn't long. Mostly tourists at whats become a tourist attraction. We just wanted a quick post-breakfast, pre-lunch bite, so ordered natas and "galões" or Portuguese version of a cappuccino. The food was ok, the service was kind but they want you in and out as soon as possible. Recommend as a tourist place but there's better coffee and natas elsewhere.