Casa de Chá

The restaurant "Casa de Chá" offers a beautiful view on the Atlantic and is considered an architectural icon of Portugal. An early work of Álvaro Siza Vieira. Upscale cuisine and prices.

 

Av. da Liberdade, Leça da Palmeira

www.ruipaula.com

 

Camafeu

The small restaurant "Camafeu" at the Plaça Carlos Alberto. The restaurant on the first floor convinces with high quality food, nice ambience at reasonable prices.

 

Plaça Carlos Alberto 83

 

Vinhas D'Alho

L ocated directly at the river Douro, the restaurant Vinhas D'Alho offers great food and views of Gaia. Although the restaurant is located in the tourist area of Ribeira, the quality of the food is very good.

 

Muro dos Bacalhoeiros

 

S. Valentim

Matosinhos is a suburb of Porto, connected by the metro network. The village is located directly at the Atlantic Ocean and is known as a fishing port. Here you will find the freshest fish and many restaurants that throw fish right onto the grill. In addition to the S. Valentim there are many more restaurants nearby. 

 

Rua Heróis de França 335, Matosinhos

 

Mercado do Bolhão

In the Mercado do Bolhão, you will find next to all sorts of tourists stuff also fresh fruits and vegetables. Those who love simple dishes, with fresh fish can lunch in the covered market at reasonable prices. Rustic, bourgeois cuisine in the marode flair of the old market hall.

 

Rua Formosa, Porto

 

Confeitaria do Bolhão

Opposite the market hall is the famous Confeitaria do Bolhão. The bakery and pastry shop has a huge selection of delicious Portuguese pastries. In the back of the old school bakery, there is a café to sit down and enjor the sweet delicacies.

 

Rue Formosa, Porto

 

Café Majestic

The Café Majestic is a historic cafe in the pedestrian street of Rua de Santa Catarina. Behind the magnificent Art Nouveau façade sat many celebrities, such as the presidents Jucelino Kubitschek and Jacques Chirac. 

 

Rua de Santa Catarina

www.cafemajestic.com

 

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