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!!!

This cheap little cafe outside of Porto in a residential area with lots of parks is a gem! For…read moreunder €5 you will get two cups of Meia de leite (half milk, half coffee) with torrada (heavily buttered fresh slice of toast) and chocolate croissant! The people working here are extremely friendly and if you manage to say a couple of Portuguese words you'll win their hearts:) They serve you the classis local way-right at the bar or you can take a table and they bring you a card that records your orders which you then bring to the cashier and pay. All delicious and amazing!

This is a beautiful space where you can have a cup of coffee or a glass of wine and spend some time…read moretalking with friends. I was here about 5 years ago and hope that's still the case. Would love to come back when back in Porto!

We walked by this place on our way back from a museum. Nothing to look at from the outside, but…read moreonce inside, it felt like going back in time. The main sitting room is small, but feels like a a room from the 1900's. Very old and authentic. Chill music played in the background and a Charlie Chaplin movie played on the wall. A great place to beat the heat, have a glass of wine (or a cocktail and beer...craft or macro from their large list).

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Coffee shop conveniently located in train station…read more Convenient coffee shop located in the Campanha (Porto) train station. *Free Wi-fi - keep your receipt for the password for Wi-fi *Fresh squeezed orange juice served here. *Assorted pastries, and sandwiches *Combination sandwich & drink combos *Clean and bright. *Additional seating upstairs This is what I ate/drank: The ham and cheese croissant combo which comes with a freshly squeezed orange juice and a coffee. I choose a Cafe Americano. The orange juice was fresh and delicious. Natural citrus sweetness without the pulp. The ham and cheese croissant. Deliciouso! Nice buttery croissant with light cheese and thin deli ham slices. Scone and green tea. A delicious simple scone (plain). Scrumptious. Restrooms WC located upstairs. Great breakfast while awaiting the train. Now I'm train riding ready!

A.azingly friendly staff! We did not realize there were only 15 minutes until closing, but the…read morestaff were still incredibly kind and helpful, all with smiles. We got the food to-go so they didn't have to wait for us to finish, and even out of a box it was delicious! So much so, we decided to go back for breakfast the next morning. Unfortunately, the power kept going out and we needed to catch a bus out of town, so we didn't get to try more. The savory pancakes were phenomenal though - I got the ones with fried onion and avocado. The ambience reminds me of 70s-80z Tokyo in the best way possible! A very "tokyo vice" feeling. There were also a few people working on computers, so it seems to be a great place to stay awhile and relax. Excellent music choices as well!

I really love this place. You will too. Their food always drops your jaw when it arrives at your…read moretable. Ambience is fancy and unique and quirky and just right. Tons of seating, service is excellent, and you will leave wanting to come back for your next meal, and your next, and your next... and possibly your next. Stellar brunch vibes.

They should not be permitted to call the lousy crust of bread and sausage with a minimal amount of…read morecheese a francesinha. The restaurant should change its name to something more applicable, like "crap on crust", and should be forbidden to offer anything named after a Portuguese dish of any kind.