Very good Franceshinas and a large beer menu made this great spot. Our server was excellent as wellread more

One of the best francesinhas in Braga, if not the very best. It also has a good beer selection. A…read morevery affordable meal. Prepare for long waiting times during peak hours. And it is desperately hard to find a parking spot nearby. The restaurant is too small for all the demand, so the space is very crowded and noisy and it can get too hot sometimes. Tables are very tightly packed. A must go in Braga.

Great place to have a calm lunch, with great food with an amazing view from Guimarães. Prices are…read morequite reasonable for a curated food. Worth moving from the city center.

Inexpensive hidden gem of a restaurant with Galician homemade meals. Has free Wifi ask for…read morepassword). Fast personal service. Has both choice menu and lunch menu meals. Lunch menus are EURO 7 to 9 with ample quantity, choices and drink, bread plus dessert. We have already eaten here twice in a week. With the normal dinner/lunch menu choice with two 3 course meals, several, 2 huge fresh orange juices, snacks, bread, drinks and coffee one may spend about EUR 30-35 with 2 persons. Foods were well spiced and juicy. We have tried schnitzels (just right thin/thickness) and cod (merluza), various fish dishes (cooked well, no raw parts), other meats. Far more tasty than in most local restaurants. They come with fresh salad and fresh cut fries (the typical local softer way of preparing). Fresh crispy bread. Delicious addictive tortilla. The owner/cook, she is an excellent original cook. Good view of garden and river. Spacious set up (restaurant area is in back, in front is more cozy bar area and small supermarket that is always open). There is ample parking just next door and it is a few minutes walking down to the ferry to/from Caminha (Portugal).

Along the Douro River Valley on the N108, you will see a popular cafe because it is located up…read moreabove the river's bend. So, it's got a great outside, covered terrace with a good view in both directions. Watch the fishermen in their motorboats. As for the food, try one of the two daily specials which is five euros. The rolls are home made and they come with tuna pate. The lunch special was a chicken cutlet served with rice, salad, and potato "chips." See photos. Wish we could stay longer, but our lodging is still ahead!

Beautiful tapas place that we tried on our first night in Porto, no reservation needed. Staff are…read morevery friendly and explained each item of the tapas menu to us in English. We ordered a bottle of the house red for 10 euros and 10 or so tapas plates to share, the bill came to only 40 euros! Our favorites were the caldo verde, alheira duque, rissol marisco and the chouriça assado. Strongly recommend if you're looking to taste a variety of Portuguese specialities in one place!

Excellent service, great food, we had pleasant experience in the center of city Porto ! 5 stars.read more

The best food ever!!! Not only they make you feel at home…read morebest service in the area and the most authentic cuisine Portugal can offer. Prices are really good and the variety Variety of fresh food off the top!

Service was good.. got a table without a reservation on a Saturday night!…read more Ambiance is amazing...great hygge! Food was delicious as was the wine. Steak and potatoes + wedge salad(5/5) Caprese salad ((4/5) Shrimp and garlic (5/5)

We did not have reservations and was able to go in 10 mins to 2:00pm and the restaurant will close…read morefor break at 3pm. We only ordered one of their signature dish "Octopus ". Taste is ok but it should have more taste of extra virgin olive oil with garlic. It is kind of expensive for this dish. If the taste is good I don't mind to pay 42.00 Eur. I guess it is not the taste that I preferred. Restaurant atmosphere is comfortable and surrounding is comfortable.

Food was tasty but not as adventurous as the vibe suggests. Accommodating of vegan diets. Lovely…read moreservice!

Cruel is a standout on a street (Rua da Picaria) packed with stylish, good restaurants. The menu is…read morefascinating as it is arranged according to levels of daring. The restaurant itself is both modern and comfortingly traditional, with an elegant candle-light and shadow ambience -- romantic. The food is excellent and I'd recommend the house favorite mushroom risotto ("Risoto de cogumelos em alucinação"), enough to feed two and topped with dancing bonito flakes, although anyone visiting Portugal should also try anything with black pork ("porco preto").