After checking in to our hotel, we went out to explore Porto's food scene. Luckily we found Kind…read moreKitchen slightly outside of the craziness of the touristy main area of Porto. This is still located within walking distance to all of the sites but not too crowded. It's a small restaurant with 2 levels of seating. We ate there twice in the 3 days we were in Porto. For dinnertime, it's best to make a reservation because it gets busy and I witnessed them having to tell people they only had 1-2 tables available until a certain time. The food is fresh, organic and vegan! They have burgers, bowls, sandwiches, ramen, vegan meats, etc. We also tried several desserts and each one was delicious, especially the cheesecake! The service was good and friendly. The price is on par to what you would pay in some vegan restaurants in the States.

The food here is incredible. We ordered the vegan cashew burrata, vegan franceshina (mind-blowingly…read moredelicious), a pastel de nata and pistachio cookie. We sat by the window and watched the rain fall while we ate our hot, soupy sandwich. If you're a vegan in Porto, do yourself a favor and go here.

The ambience, the service, and the food were excellent. I had spinach soup and stuffed eggplant…read morewith a salad and rice. Such a treasure in Porto.

WHAT A TREAT. The plating of everything is exquisite... And the food is delicious and vegan and…read morelight (not true most other places we have been in Portugal so far). We had wine with our full lunch (guac, samosa, caldo verde, and a blissfully well balanced and light curry followed up by a nutty chocolate stick) and were particularly impressed by the freshness and plating of each and every part of our meal. Truly artful. The staff were also so kind and gave us some great suggestions about where to go for vegan food during festival time. We look forward to going again soon!

Amazing and 100% VEGAN!…read more Bowls are great. Very filling. Beer list is extensive. Seating both indoors and out. Friendly staff.

Such a vegan gem in Porto!…read more What I love most about it is that it's a great place to remote work while having some vegan food to fuel your work. I parked here for a few hours for a late lunch and catching up on emails. Bowls are resonably priced at 8-9 euros, and don't skimp out on ingredients! I got the "sweet" bowl which came with sweet potato puree, basmati rice, seitan, mushrooms, eggplant, lettuce, arugula, cherry tomato, walnuts, cilantro, and chili sauce. I absolutely appreciate ALL the condiments because that's where the flavor is! The staff was super friendly, and didn't pressure me to buy more. I got a chocolate pie slice a few hours later, and while it was on the more "dark" chocolate side, I appreciated the fact that it was vegan, appealing, and delicious! The wifi was acting up, but I can't say if it was because of the wifi in general, or the fact that I was uploading some heave documents LOL!

Magical experience overall!!!…read more One of the freshest, most energizing, and feel-good meals we've ever had! Yes, it's vegan food, and beyond that it's just amazingly delicious. The love they put into the food is unparalleled--you can truly taste the good vibrations, and most importantly you can feel the nourishment in your body. The meal starts off with an introductory course, something seasonally relevant and refreshing to open up the palette. Then the main course is eclectic, globally inspired, and serves to amplify the experience to the next level. Then the dessert comes next, an artfully crafted cake or scrumptious pudding. You'll never be disappointed here, since they are always shifting the menu options to keep you satisfied and surprised. Definitely support these folks and their food mission! Great people!

A really nice looking, sweet atmosphere, trendy-good-taste-vegan restaurant. The waiters are really…read morereally nice and interesting (and french, a plus for us! ^^). The food, well, is quite original... and that's it. The portions are really good and everything is made for you to try something new, to eat enough, to feel at home. But it's not excellent and we wouldn't recommend it for people wanting a subtle feast. It's, and it was for us, a good way of not starving as we are vegan and didn't want to go too far but it's just alright. Nonetheless, you'll spend a good time there with pleasant people in a sweet place!

The Best and probably the only vegan/vegetarian buffet you will find in the world…read more Great selection and for €15 you get all you can eat and a drink (get a super bock). The seitan here is amazing. Great location inside the market.

Excellent selection of veggie foods! It's a buffet, and it was less than 20 euros! I love food…read morecourts, and I'm not vegetarian, but this all looked so good! I especially loved the beets, and the pasta! There's a great dessert selection as well! Very casual and located inside the food court along the river in Gaia, great stop in for something quick and quite delicious!

I am not vegetarian nor vegan, yet I very much enjoyed my meal at Cultura dos Sabores…read more The restaurant offers customers a choice between a buffet and an á-la-carte meal. There is only one main course on the á-la-carte menu: the francesinha, a vegetarian/vegan version of a local specialty dish. I've never tried the original dish, but the vegetarian version at Cultura dos Sabores was off the hook delicious. The buffet has a cold section and a hot section. I snuck a taste of the eggplant wrap (filled with plum--yum!!), the seasoned potatoes, and an African kale salad. These were all wonderfully flavorful, reminiscent of vegetarian meals I've had on Buddhist retreats at Spirit Rock in Northern California. Cultura dos Sabores also offers smoothies and desserts. The two fruit smoothies I tried were bursting with flavor and were not overloaded with apple juice, as can frequently happen with European smoothies. The dessert, a creamy pie with a fruity topping, was subtly delicious. My 12-year-old son really liked it, and he's not vegetarian either.

Nice variety of food. Friendly, helpful staff. Clean and bright. Yelp showed them closed on Sunday,…read morethey were definitely open.

Cute restaurant, very clean. Service is friendly but a bit slow, which is ok for a leisurely…read moreexperience. Still good cheese fries with chorizo! New owners new name, delicious food. Donuts to die for that should be eaten with a knife and fork! Definitely recommend this place!

What. A. Find!…read more Padoca is an awesome spot for vegan breakfast, brunch, lunch, lanche, or dinner (early dinner some nights). Not only are the people working there sweet but the food is great too. We stopped in for a weekday brunch and were googley-eyed over the pasty case full of vegan pasteis de nata, croissants, donuts, and other delectable pastries. They have a full menu of torradas, sandwiches, burgers, wraps, franceschina, and more, as well as a build-your-own waffle and crepe station. All plant-based! They also of course have coffee, beer and drinks. We tried a fried mushroom wrap (best dish on the table!!), a seitan and vegan cheese torrada (toasted sandwich), and a seitan and green chili pastry. All were super delicious. But the wrap really blew us away. Crispy fried mushrooms, greens, carrots, fried onions, and mayo inside a soft (crepe? Tortilla?) that was grilled. Served with herbed potato chips. We both had that eyes-rolling-back-in-our-heads expression while chowing down on it. Strong recommend on this dish. Some items aren't available until late morning or noon, like burgers and sandwiches. Yay for super delicious vegan Portuguese food!

I wasn't too thrilled with how some of my favorite Syrian dishes were interpreted here. Maybe…read moreSyrian-European is different from Syrian-American - I'm sure it is - but when hummus is literally just mashed up garbanzo beans and babagannouj is just a pat of metallic tasting eggplant, we've got problems. Also, tortillas are not pita bread, or an acceptable substitute for it. (When I asked what kind of bread the falafel wrap would come with, the waitress called it 'the kind of bread you get at McDonalds'. I was at least glad that did not turn out to be true.) I did enjoy the texture and sunny green flavor of the falafel balls, and ended up dipping it in my friend's tzatziki meant for her shawarma, just to get some extra flavor in there I was missing from the dips.

Really good good in this typical East orient type restaurant . The cook and his wife are really…read morenice, welcoming and smiling . They also have the menu in English even if t doesn't seem to be a touristic restaurant :) The food was perfect , I had eggplant stuffed with vegetable and cheese and rice and it was really tasty . There s also falafel, hummus, soup ... I really recommend if u like this kind of food. !

The food was phenomenal, the service friendly and professional, excellent value. We were only in…read moreBraga for a day trip, but if staying longer would eat here everyday. Highly, highly recommend.

I never thought I would be giving a 5-star review to a vegetarian restaurant, but here it is. I…read morehave been gravitating toward less fats and more fiber as I age and have taken a shine to many vegetarian dishes. Not only are the dishes here delicious, they are also very nicely plated. So food not only tastes good, but it looks good as well. The clean, modern surroundings allow for concentration on the food. Service has always been excellent. I have eaten here three times ordering the spinach roll and the lasagna, both excellent choices. I'm returning again to try yet another of their delightful creations. Anjo Verde is fast becoming one of my favorite restaurants in Braga.