The 50 best bakeries in Porto

Super authentic Portuguese bakery/pastry shop. Great for take away but also if you want to stay there. It's very lively and there is a constant coming and going of people. The waiters seem busy but are super nice. And the price is outstanding for what you get. Tried to try a bit of everything but the menue is too big for one visit

Confeitaria do Bolhão is lively, hectic, and unmistakably local — exactly the kind of place that gives Porto its charm. Around thirty small tables pack the space, and you’ll likely sit shoulder to shoulder with other guests while two energetic waiters manage the entire room with impressive speed. Up front, the counter is filled with both sweet and savory pastries, all fresh and tempting. Be patient — it’s always busy — but the wait is worth it. Closed on Sundays, but on any other morning it’s a perfect spot to start the day, enjoy a proper coffee, and sample local specialties in an authentic atmosphere. If you have the time, it’s absolutely worth a visit.

Love this place. Delicious pastries, great coffee, open at 6am for early birds, fair prices, classic interior but what really made it for me was the charming service, comfortable helping tourists with limited English and limited Portuguese. Bonus points for providing a water dispenser to wash down the coffee with. The ordering system is okay once you work it out. Order at the counter, take a seat at the back, they'll find you with your order and give you an ID card for the bill. If you want to order more, you go back to the man overseeing the seating area, or the counter, with the same card. You pay on the way out, handing the card to the cashier at the exit/entrance. They don't label the baked goods, so if you're not a native (or even if you are?!), you're best taking a photo, showing it to the counter staff and saying the quantity you want (in English, was fine). I never used the toilets, so can't comment on them. It's a great place to get up early for, charge up, relax and get ready to attack the day, especially if like me you don't like hotel breakfasts (they're all the same and it's one less opportunity to go somewhere new). Also, getting up early in a hot country while it's cooler is a good idea, plus you can avoid a lot of crowds of tourists.

Confeitaria do Bolhao was one of my favorite cafes while in Porto. I visited several times for breakfast and bought many pastries to take home. All the pastries here were delicious. They were flaky and didn't stick to my mouth. The sandwiches were also delicious. The coffee and chocolate were also delicious. The service was excellent, efficient, and fast. The prices were very affordable.

Stepping into Confeitaria do Bolhão feels like stepping back in time. The old-world charm, mirrored walls, and smell of fresh pastries make it a true Porto classic. Staff were kind and quick even during the rush, and prices are fair. It gets busy, but that’s part of its magic. patience will be well compensated.A must-stop for anyone exploring the city! Tried their Bolo Rei, tigelinhas de Bolhao and another one. Loved all of them esp the bolo rei. Their Espresso are mini Espresso though :)

This is a must go when visiting Porto. The place was founded in 1896, it has a very nice traditional atmosphere. We tried as much as we could from sweet and salty pastry. The variety is very vast but everything is good. It is located just across from Mercado do Bolhão which is worth to visit.

Traditional Portuguese desserts disappointed me most of the time😔this passion fruit tart is nth as it should be, the tart is basically some digestive biscuit mixed with butter and not baked, and the mousse filling is just like flavourless milk jelly, with some sweet passionfruit jam on top. Not sure if other stuff would taste better but I saw most of the comments written in Chinese expressed the same feeling🤣⋯⋯

OMG super fresh pastel de nata were delicious. Loved watching them make them right in front of you and then they serve them to you warm and tasty. So glad we popped in here for a nice treat. Definitely check it out while in Porto.

A lovely place to enjoy traditional pastel de nata. The service is quick, the staff are friendly, and the pastries are a delicious. They also come in cute packaging, making them a great gift option.

Honestly, 11/10 would go again. This lil piece of portuguese deliciousness stole my heart and feels like im being reborn and ready to get baptised again in the church right to next it. I’m not joking when I say I am seriously considering to move to Porto just for these tiny bad bois to be entering my mouth for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and obviously as a midnight snack. If you don’t go here first thing upon arriving in Porto you are definitely missing out, which, honestly, you should avoid at all costs as this is and should be a national treasure and gift to mankind even though we don’t deserve it!!!!

This dessert is incredibly delicate and crispy ❤️ The price is €1.40. İt's the best nata in Porto. We also ordered a cappuccino, which is served with foam and cocoa powder. We really enjoyed it!

Manteigaria lives up to the hype—each pastel de nata is a flaky, creamy wonder that’s best enjoyed warm and on the go. You’ll think one is enough… until you walk out with four more.

Delicious pastel de nata in a good location. Quick line up and friendly staff. We also had cappuccino with it. No place to sit but loved the store! The taste was phenomenal.

YUM! Love the Pastel De Nata from here! They definitely have a nutmeg or spice to them that sets them apart! We got them fresh out of the oven so they were super hot and fresh! A must visit when you are in Portugal, you can find this bakery all over!

We must have tried 5 different places and this place made the best - flaky crust, served warm and the custard was not too sweet but creamy at the same time. We've went back multiple times throughout our trip! Amazing tarts and their breakfast treats are good too.

One the best pastel de nata that I have tasted so far in Portugal. The place is pretty busy you have to wait a few minutes until you can order but it really pays off, you can also see the making of the pastel inside. Great expierience, great taste:) definitely a must try if you are visiting the city:)

The Pastel de Nata were still warm and very tasty. Affordable (1.40€ per unit and they also offer à discount if you buy per 6).

If you’re looking for the perfect breakfast spot in Portugal, this is absolutely the place! The coffee is rich and smooth, the pastries are fresh out of the oven, and the Pastéis de Nata are simply the best I’ve ever had, crispy, golden layers on the outside with a creamy, warm custard inside that melts in your mouth. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, making it the ideal way to start your morning. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this café is a must-visit for a truly authentic taste of Portugal.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Best Natas in Porto — and a Perfect Spot to Enjoy Them! Fábrica de Natas is an absolute delight! The moment you walk in, you’re greeted by the aroma of freshly baked pastéis de nata that instantly makes you smile. The staff are friendly, welcoming, and always serve with a genuine smile — their great service really stands out. The natas themselves are perfection: crisp, flaky pastry with a creamy, rich custard filling that’s just the right balance of sweetness. Easily the best I’ve had in Porto! Pair one (or three) with a coffee or a glass of port for the full experience. The patio is beautiful — a peaceful, sunlit spot right in the heart of the city where you can relax and watch the world go by. If you’re visiting Porto, do yourself a favor and stop by Fábrica de Natas. It’s a true taste of Portugal at its best! 🇵🇹☕🥧

Good place to have breakfast. Delicious pastries, good coffee, helpful staff

We liked the place so much that we visited it twice in one day. Delicious pastel de nata and salmon sandwiches!

I stopped by this cozy little coffee shop in the heart of Porto and really enjoyed the experience. I ordered a cappuccino and a traditional natas (pastel de nata) — it was fresh, creamy, and had that perfect balance of crispiness on the outside and softness inside. The cappuccino was smooth and paired really well with the sweet. The place had a warm, local vibe, and the staff were friendly. Definitely worth a stop if you’re exploring the city center. Just missing that extra something to make it a full 5 stars, but overall a lovely experience!

Amazing and original types of pastel de natas, they also have affordable packs for nata + vine! Amazing place in Porto!!

The Nata was the best I’ve had in Portugal! (My 6th one) You need to get them warm.

The flavors of Pastéis des natas they have is great and it helps that you can opt for a bottle of wine to go with it instead of your traditional coffee. If I recall correctly they also have a wine flavored nata that was great.

This is definitely one of the nicest places in the city to have a relaxing Pastel de Nata experience! So many choices regarding the Pastel de Nata taste! You can have it with Port Wine, Orange, the traditional way, etc… The person who works there is very kind and social, knows how to have a conversation. The place looks really nice, kinda fancy in a way! You can also see the lady doing her job! Baking the Pastel de Nata pastries and all that. A must try! Amazing experience, we always come back here whenever we visit Porto, the lady behind the counter even remembers me from last year, awesome! Coming back again as soon as I set foot in Porto! Thank you for the awesome experience ever since I first visited!

We discovered savory pasteis de nata or Portuguese egg tarts and got the 6-pack: codfish; beef; alheira (a type of Portuguese sausage), vegetable, sardine and chicken. My favs are the cod, vegetable and beef. This place also has a variety of unique sweet tarts that we may or may not try on another day. There is a lot of indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outdoors with the view of the river Douro to enjoy.

We tried all of their sweet pasteis de nata. Port wine was unique and tasty. It's definitely a favourite. We liked the orange one as well. The chocolate one has chocolate inside as well- not just on top. Traditional ones are easy to have a couple in one sitting. Very mice flaky crust. Recommend sharing each tart with someone for sampling!

Must see stop in Porto. Interior design is so traditional you feel part of a different era inside. Service is fine and fast. You probably have to wait in line for a table but in my case it was no longer than 20 minutes. The menu has tons of options, tea service and desserts. If you dont want to spend as much money maybe its better to come here in the afternoon for coffee, tea or dessert :). Prices are elevated.

Majestic Café has a great view over Dam Square, making it a great spot to sit and enjoy the atmosphere. The beer is good and reasonably priced, but the food is disappointing and not worth the stop if you’re hungry. Service is fair, nothing special but gets the job done. Best enjoyed for a drink with a view rather than a full meal.

I had dinner at the Majestic Café in Porto. The café is unbelievably gorgeous — both inside and out — and truly worth seeing. Unfortunately, the service was quite disappointing. I ordered a Francesinha, which was just okay, nothing special. The meal was also very expensive for what it was. Overall, I’d recommend visiting the Majestic Café to admire its stunning architecture and atmosphere, but not for the food. It’s perfect for taking pictures, less so for dining.

We totally knew what we were getting into with this TOURIST cafe - we knew it would be a wait, and expensive, because of the tourist nature of it. However, that was fine - we were on vacation and it really was quite pretty inside. We actually had a lovely time waiting in line outside in the queue, in fact, chit chatting with other tourists. I think we might have waited about 30 mins on a Sunday late morning. It was a photo oppo for sure, but the food was good too. We only had some tea/coffee and dessert items, but it was served quickly, attractively and friendly and it tasted good. It was a "one and done" for us, but I'm still glad we went for a snack.

Such a special experience which I will never forget. The cafe really lives up to its name. I had the duck with red port sauce and potatoes which was just perfect followed by a gorgeous ginger, lime and white port cocktail. The service was world class and atmosphere electric. It was the best 50 Euros I've ever spent! Thank you so much to my Portuguese friend who recommended this place to me!

Very elegant place with a very old, special atmosphere. I highly recommend it. Kind and attentive service and really excellent coffees and food, in keeping with the standard of the place.

You would think that for €12 for pair of okay scones there might be toilet paper in the womens restroom, but no, not possible. The inside is beautiful, but the food does not move the earth. Service was exceptional. Just go inside and take a photo because its worth the trip.

Wow. Wife craving chocolate cake. Honeymoon. Uber eats. Happy wife. I’m not a dessert guy…but we ordered a few eclairs as well and DAMN. Cake was 10/10. Eclairs 10/10. Shop was out of some original order items but they called me directly! Great service, great sweets. Bravo.

Best place to have eclair in Porto! Also the milkshake 🤤 👍must recommend their eclairs …

Super delicious and freshly made! Eclairs are flaky, with a sweet cream and chocolate topping - I usually don’t love cream filled pastries, but this was so yum. The red velvet cake is delicious, and so light so it doesn’t make you feel too full.

I love this place, I often go to have coffee and eclair. It's delicious and has a beautiful view.

Every flavour eclair and drink we got was delicious. I wish they had all the flavours available for me to have tried them all!!!!

Good coffee and delicious bagel. I would say the guy staff is very sweet and he kept eye on my stuff as I was feeling unwell and went to the toilet. And asked me if needed to help.. that's so warm service. Highly recommended.

It was okay. I got a classic eclair and it tasted like it might have been old bc the pastry was very dry and the cream was too sweet but a little airy…i wouldn’t have paid 2.20 for it, maybe a euro.

Recommend the bakery, not so much the cafe. If you want to eat there, do not make the mistake of ordering from the cafe menu they give you! (Limited options, cold and unappealing pastries). Instead, take a picture of the pastry you want from the bakery and show it to the waiter. I didn’t realize they had this option until I overheard a staff member telling another customer :(

Bakery with many options! We ordered a variety of the pastries to eat in. Weirdly none of the savoury pastries are heated up, so everything was cold and honestly not very good. The carrot / ginger cake and chocolate cake were the best things we got. Might be better to order as a takeaway to heat up at home.

unfortunately highly would not recommend the mango smoothie. it was 4.40€, but it was extremely bland and did not have any milk or cream (isn’t that what a smoothie means?). it tasted like a little bit of mango and a lot of water. pastel de nata was just ok, can get better elsewhere

Really good place. It is busy all the time... so may you have to wait a bit, but it's worthy. You have to try éclair there. I love it. Prices are reasonable

Friendly staff and nice terrace, the only con was that the pastries were all cold when the salty ones that we chose were supposed to be at least quite warm

All we ate were very delicious. Especially carrot cake and kish with mushrooms. Staff were very smiling face and helpful. I recommend there

One of the best coffees in Porto thus far. Purchased a chourico bread, cod cake, and carrot cake. All great The carrot cake is highly recommended. Location was busy, though service was excellent. Right around the corner from Livaria Lello and Lion fountain.

Good flaky pastry, custard wasn’t the best. Service was non existent. Perhaps from the crowds and inefficient order. If you are ordering takeaway you can order at the counter but if you are planning to sit down you need to wait for the waitstaff to come take your order which took like 15/20minutes even though I only wanted 2 tarts. Decided to takeaway instead. Better places in Porto for egg tarts so can give this place a miss

This was an odd experience, with more wrong than right, but some real positives at the same time. We were looking for somewhere to have lunch, liked the location and the look of the menu, and sat down. We both opted for the Lisboa salad at 11 euros 50, including a soft drink and one of the Nata pasties, which is a very good price by UK standards. I ordered a sardine salad, and my wife ordered a Mediterranean salad. The waitress came back and checked if I definitely wanted sardines and I confirmed that I did. We waited around 35 minutes for the food, and when it came I got a tuna salad instead of a sardine one. I really didn't want to wait for another prolonged period for it to be replaced, so I just ate it. Both salads were very good. We then had our Nata pastry, which was spectacular, and a coffee, which was also very good. Despite the very slow service, and the wrong order, I came away with a great deal of sympathy for the member of staff. She was friendly, cheerful, and working hard under difficult circumstances, trying to do everything herself. Since COVID hospitality has been struggling across the world and it's very difficult to get the balance of service, ingredients and price right. This was a nice place to watch the world go by, with a lot to see on a warm day, so it wasn't a great deal of hardship to have a long wait. Everyone didn't feel that way however, and there was some grumbling and complaining from other customers.

Had to wait almost one hour to be served. I tried ordering directly from the counter but they won’t let you if you are eating in. I ended up having to wait for a waiter who was clearly occupied elsewhere and ignored my table for more than 40 minutes. The Pasta de Nata was nice but I don’t think it was exceptional and worth the wait. I like mine a bit crunchy on the outside and that was personally missing. I also got a Galão, which was good. Overall quite cheap (except the cappuccino which is overpriced). I spent under €4.

This place serves a most generous brunch menu for only €26 for two persons. With bread, jams, ham, cheeses, yoghurt, coffee, and freshly pressed orange juice, it has everything you need before venturing out on the streets of Porto.

Enjoyed having my breakfast here. Very nice croissant with ham and cheese. For sure the Nata is amazing! Surprisingly they have a staff who speaks Cantonese too! So good to see familiar faces when travelling. Will definitely recommend this place to my friends who’re visiting Porto!

Wonderful café in the middle of the old town! Everything was fresh and delicious , especially the pastel de nata. Friendly service and a perfect spot to sit and enjoy the atmosphere. Highly recommended!

As a tourist, this place is a paradise, especially if you're feeling weary from your walking tour. It's conveniently located right next to the Capella de las Almas. However, it's unfortunate that the power outlets for charging aren't functioning. Overall, I absolutely love their pastel de nata and hot chocolate! The toilets are also clean.

This place has an incredible view. On the first floor, there's an enclosed area with large windows opening up to an ocean view, and on the second floor, there's a small balcony where you can enjoy the scenery. The girls selling desserts are very pleasant, engaging, and ready to recommend. The service is also quite attentive. However, unexpectedly, we didn't like any of the desserts or coffee. We ordered cappuccino, lemon tart, and meringue. The cappuccino was unimpressive, and my friend said she didn’t like it at all. The tart was overly sweet. Typically, lemon is added to balance the sweetness, but this tart lacked lemon. The jam was too sweet, and the lemon flavor was almost nonexistent. The dessert was difficult to eat because it was too sugary. The meringue was simply dry like a cracker, making it unpleasant to eat. I would say it’s worth visiting for the view, but not for the desserts. The desserts, which should be the establishment’s specialty, turned out to be completely disappointing. So decide for yourself whether to visit or not.

Most importantly: Here you can have a cup of coffee with a lovely view of the ocean. Everything else is a bonus. The coffee is reasonable, the cakes are okay, I recommend the English cake; a variety of breakfast options. The bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible (in the basement, lots of stairs), and even older people may have difficulty getting down. The service is friendly.

Perfect view of the ocean during a rainy day! Loved the cakes and tranquility of the place.

In one word: dangerous! Our Airbnb is just around the corner. I’m definitely trying something new here every day. Their sweets are absolutely delicious!

Tavi in Foz is our house café. We absolutely love this place, with staff who remember how you take your coffee, good manu with traditional and also innovative dishes. It's a place for a light meal, with excellent view of the ocean. They serve also healthy dishes, vegetarian and vegan. With vegan they can improve a bit with protein (like tofu in the salad or cheakpeas), but all in all, they have consistently good light food, and always with a smile. Don't miss the English cake. It's super moist and with good spices.

We stumbled across this place while in Foz and loved it. The Portuguese tarts were the best we've had here ( pastry light and crisp, filling creamy), best cappuccino but a little different to what we're used to, mint infusion with real leaves was wonderful. Delightful service ( the lady in the bakery section had excellent English) and loved the sea view. Not so many people when we visited and the weather was over ast so the balcony not open but that was fi e by us.

Great focaccia with salmon and I love the old portwine for 6€. Ceasar salad looked great as well.

I was feeling nostalgic and decided to leave a review. I adore this place. We stayed at the hotel above and headed down for breakfast. Let me begin by saying I do not have a sweet tooth, so I focused on the savoury Portuguese croquettes and snacks they serve. They were simply the best I had in Portugal, I could not find anything better than Petulia's. You can really taste the culture and care they put into everything they do. This place is still one of my highlights of my Portugal trip and WILL definitely go back when I'll be in Porto again.

We had the most amazing breakfast experience here! What really stood out were the pastries, both the traditional ones and their own specialty creations. Everything tasted homemade and absolutely delicious. The coffee was also top-notch — rich, smooth, and served just right. On top of all that, the service was outstanding. Our waiter was so kind, welcoming, and spoke excellent English, which made everything so easy and pleasant. This place is a true gem, highly recommended for anyone who loves a quality breakfast in a cozy atmosphere!

I was referred to by the waiter to taste their Red velvet cake and it's the best I've tasted in Porto thus far. I thought to try the other cakes to, and this chocolate one was absolutely delicious! The waiters are so wits about, ambiance is a phifisticated wealthy feeling. It's not a place to sit for hours on end as the tables are small, and close to one another, and have a high turnover of fast moving heads. Worth it for a quick tea time. Not sure of other menue options. I keep going back to taste other things :) I would like to work there sometimes, but the chair is not too comfortable, for a long period of time.

The atmosphere was pleasant, but the food was practically inedible. The so-called ‘special’ ham and cheese sandwich and the chocolate croissants were a complete disaster, and even the coffee was far below average. Definitely not worth coming for the food

Best staff ever, everything was very delicious

Lovely spot! The coffee was good, the croissant misto was delicious, and the service from Henrique was absolutely wonderful, friendly and attentive. A great place to relax and enjoy a nice breakfast, lunsj or snack. Highly recommend!

Highly recommended. Definitely in a non touristy area of Porto. Local middle aged clientele. July 2023. The cake pictured was tender and moist. Infinitely better than the one I had yesterday from another cafe which was dry, and possibly stored in the fridge from the night before. Petulia sets a high standard.

I rally wanted to like this bakery because it was in a central location with friendly staff, and was popular with tourists and locals. But unfortunately, the baked goods and coffee just wasn’t up to the standards that I came to expect in Porto. Pastel de Nata tasted like it was a bit old, especially compared to other natas that I had in the city. The croissant also was old and had a mushy texture. I think the most disappointing was the coffee. I asked for an americano but they extracted the espresso for way too long so it was a bit too bitter. I would love to try again when I’m back in the city but I can’t wholeheartedly recommend this place to others when I know there are other great cafes and bakeries around

We had a Hot Dog and a pistachio Croissant. My wife loved her Croissant so much, we had to go there again the next day. Hod dog was also a Good choice 👍🏻 Next day we went here for breakfast. We had some other sweets, croissant and toasts ! Go there

First time in Porto, and luckily we asked some locals where to go for a good breakfast — that’s how we ended up here! Oh wow, the best pastel de nata I’ve ever had in my life! Perfectly crisp and flaky on the outside, almost liquid inside, and that flavor… mmh, just incredible!"

My friend and I saw that there were many people so we went in for a pistachio and chocolate pastel de nata, the tarts were freezing cold and they were super sweet, not to mention that the pastry crust weren’t crispy anymore. But we asked the other tourists and they said theirs were amazing, I guess it just wasn’t made for Asians’ taste

The place we have tried our first Pastel de nata which was delicious. Great variety of delicious treats.

Wonderful traditional Portuguese bakery, very near to Praça da Batalha in Porto. Ducked in out of the rain and loved the egg cream pastry and a lovely brownie-like cookie, with cappuccino and tea. Will definitely be back!

We stayed nearby and had breakfast here every morning. About €6 per person for a good pastry and coffee. Service was polite, efficient, and spoke English. Clientele appeared mostly local.

Excellent choice of pastries and traditional sandwiches and breakfast treats. Toasted croissant with jam being the perfect start for the day. Mostly local guests hence the pricing is not at all like many of the tourist traps in Porto - very reasonable. A little gem in a gentrified neighborhood.

We were looking for an authentic bakery in Porto for a few days until this place was recommended by our local guide. I have to say it did not disappoint. We ended up ordering many items from pizza to local Portuguese delicacies. Whilst we were there it got busy and there were no available tables so we waited for 10mins. It seems to be very popular with the locals.

Lovely place! I really enjoyed the unique, local atmosphere. The pastries were delicious, everything was quick and smooth. You can really feel the magic of the morning here

We stopped for breakfast at São Domingos and it was a delicious way to start the day! We grabbed a couple of sandwiches, sweet rice muffins and coffees. Everything was fresh and tasty. The staff were very attentive and friendly. Even the other customers, who were mostly locals, were so polite as well. A great example of Portuguese hospitality!

couldn’t resist this pastry shop! I had fresh orange juice and a pastel de nata. As soon as I ordered, the staff put four oranges in the juicer and it started working! The juice was super fresh, juicy, and sweet. If you’re not having coffee, I definitely recommend getting the juice! 🥐🍊

We discovered this place two years ago when we visited Porto. We went there for breakfast most of the days we were in Porto. We have visited it several times this summer and found it as good as before. The pastries are fresh, the coffee is perfect, and the prices are very reasonable. We highly recommend it!

Clearly a place frequented mainly by locals- normally a really good sign. A lot of banter going on between customers and the lady on the till, so it had a nice atmosphere. We'd been wanting to try the éclairs as the Portuguese variety is quite different from the French, we'd been told. Unfortunately, the pastry was hard and stale, though the custard filling was nice. The chocolate on top snapped easily and too often ended up on the floor: a grievous situation! Altogether, quite disappointing.

Set up in a very simple way with tables, fridges and shelves with products to buy, the meal will be nothing simple. I had the francesihna and it was truly phenomenal. It had so many different layers of meat that filled me up with pure joy. The also have a different dish of the day for only 6euros.

The daily special, which was a vegan version of bacalhau a bras with tofu instead of cod, was incredible! I couldn't stop saying how good it was after every bite. The vegan pastel de nata was also amazing. I got some pastries to go to eat for later too. The owner was very nice and helpful! I wish I was staying in Porto longer so I could visit again.

Just 6€ for the delicious dish of the day which was a flavorful stew of tofu, carrots, peas, and basmati rice! Service was very friendly and attentive. All sorts of vegan products are available for purchase, like vegan yogurt, meats, cheeses, and more :)

Nice vegan cafe which also sells a small range of vegan groceries (including some frozen food). I tried the francesinha sandwich and also had a camomile tea. I was impressed with the generosity of the fillings - some of the meat alternatives were great but the thicker layers (which felt more like a burger) were a bit dry. I think that's a fault with the product rather than how it was prepared by the cafe. The sauce was tasty, and also paired well with the chips. Staff were friendly and attentive

This review is just for the vegan pastel de nata, which is soy based. I was really impressed with it. The pastry was flaky and the filling was silky and smooth. Price was less than the traditional version I bought earlier today too! Really well done.

Great cafe and shop. The lady that works there is super lovely, very friendly and welcoming! Lots of tasty options, including toasties and a dish of the day (changes daily). They have different pastries by the till and perhaps the best vegan Nata's in Porto (also the cheapest, and yes we have tried a lot of Nata's)! The shop is well stocked with an amazing variety of vegan products, including almost a whole fridge of cheese 🧀 I'd recommend trying the prego (steak in bread)! THEY ONLY ACCEPT CASH, AND PORTUGUESE BANK CARDS

The customer service is out of this world. A very cute, quaint and clean shop that offers an array of vegan options. I had the French Fries (cooked to perfection) and the Infamous Francesinha Sandwich (hey 🤷🏾‍♂️ when in Portugal, eat like the Portuguese). The sandwich was rich and tasty, but be forewarned the gravy has almost a fermented or vinegar sent to it however, it’s not sour tasting. All and all it was a great experience and at least nice to taste it. I also had a cup of organic barley! It was great and gave me the same aroma of coffee without the caffeine. Would definitely eat here again!!!

I visited this restaurant hoping to enjoy an authentic francesinha, but unfortunately, the experience was quite disappointing. The biggest issue was the service: the staff was unprofessional and overly familiar, calling me "my love" and touching my arm, which made me uncomfortable. I don't know if it is part of portuguese culture but a more respectful and professional attitude would be greatly appreciated as a tourist. As for the food, while I understand that francesinha is a local specialty and many people love it, it wasn’t to my personal taste. However, I respect that this might just be a matter of preference. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this place based on my experience, mainly due to the service.

Good afternoon, I had dinner here today. And I am very disappointed. At first glance, the food looked good. But the reality was completely different. The meat smelled slightly off, but more importantly, it wasn't cooked through. I didn't finish my meal and reported everything to the waiter. I was asked if I wanted the meat cooked further. I said no, because there wasn't much left. Then the waiter took the food away and that was it. I find it really outrageous to serve someone raw meat and not even apologise, let alone make the customer pay the full amount. I understand that this can happen sometimes, but the staff's reaction must be different!!!!

Francesinha is a Porto classic, and around Café Santiago you’ll find several places specializing in it. This restaurant, with entrances from both Rua de Santo Ildefonso and Rua de Passos Manuel, clearly takes its Francesinha seriously — it’s offered in several variations. As one reviewer said perfectly: “I’m glad I tried it, but I don’t need to try it again.” It’s definitely an acquired taste, but hearty and filling — arrive hungry. My wife had Bacalhau à Braga, which was nicely prepared, and we finished with Aletria — a dessert made from thin noodles simmered in sweet milk and dusted with cinnamon. Service was friendly and quick, rounding out a solid local experience.

Tried the famous francesinha at Café Santiago and it delivered. Rich, hearty, and indulgent, with a perfectly balanced spicy beer sauce. The portion is generous, the meat is tender, and the melted cheese blanket is pure comfort. Service was quick and friendly despite the crowd. If you are in Porto and want to try the city’s signature dish, this is the place. Go hungry.

Incredibly delicious francesinha. Came here solo and immediately got a seat at the bar. Short wait for the sandwich. The sauce is delicious and comforting, and the meats with bread are amazing. Tastes much better than it looks! Place was packed, expect to wait with 2+ people. Service was friendly and efficient

Francesinha baked in a wood oven! Ordered the Francesinha Santiago - Bife do Lombo, that upgrades the beef to siloin, also for that price comes already included the fried egg and the french fries. Aletria for desert, it was also top notch! Delicious! with a Café were both the perfect send off!

Went there after seeing all the positive reviews and was highly disappointed. We ordered francesinhas and caldo verde. When the francesinhas came out it looked really good at first look. However the sandwich itself was not hot and lukewarm at best. Both the fries and the bread was very stale.

Café Guarany had a nice atmosphere. The club sandwich was tasty and well-made, though the fries were a bit soggy. They also served some really nice bread before the meal, which was a pleasant touch. Overall, a good spot for a casual bite.

My favourite place in Porto for breakfast, lunch, brunch and dinner. Everything here is very nice. The food, atmosphere, piano music or jazz, staff, location and price. My congratulations to waiter ISA, Catarina, Jorge and Augustinho. The chef Ana I think so. Loved loved loved, I was 1 week in Porto so every day I was ate here. Thanks a million 🙏🇵🇹❤️

We absolutely loved this place! We went there twice after dinner as they have a nice dessert menu + port wine pairing. The place is old with a nice art deco vibe. In the evenings there is a pianist playing as well which makes the whole ambiance very pleasant :) definitely recommend

The atmosphere is straight from the thirties, the service impeccable and often line music is playing in the background. The menu offers classics of the Portuguese cuisine, simply prepared yet tasty.

Let me tell you…. This is a great place to eat, the service it’s great and so are the meals, I had the most delicious tabla with two different tasty cheese and jamón serrano but unfortunately i couldn’t eat bread as the cafe don’t cater gluten free bread which it’s very unfortunate.

So glad we stopped here on our food tour! The decor and ambience was amazing. The torrada (buttered, toasted thick-sliced bread) and the brioche-croissant were both delicious. If you love chocolate, don't skip their hot chocolate! It honestly tastes like a cup of warm chocolate pudding. So good!

Let’s start with the good side of our visit: food was delicious, we had brunch for 15 € which it was great. Soup and Fish was very tasty and the dessert was divine too. What a shame that such a good meal was was served by a bad mannered server. The service was horrible. Our server was mad every time we would ask a question or just ask about the dishes. He was even rolling eyes every time he had to come to our table. Very disappointed.

We stayed here for our last night in Portugal- the room was spotless, very aesthetic, had a small kitchen with stove, microwave and a fridge, washroom was clean with a big shower. When we checked in we told the receptionist that we were sad to miss the breakfast the next day as we had an early flight to catch, they told us they would leave a basket for us. I did not think this meant they would bring us everything that they usually serve for breakfast! We were very pleasantly surprised and were very grateful. We would 100% recommend this place and their cafe, and we would love to stay here next time we come to Porto!

These apartments are close to the river front, just back up an alleyway which makes them quiet enough to be hidden but close enough to be in the heart of the city. We visited this morning to use the cafe 7g roaster. Lovely cafe in a contemporary design. They do pastries, eggs Benedict, royale and florentine. We had Benedict and a granola/fruit yoghurt bowl along with a cappuccino each. Really welcoming staff, and a good vibe. Plenty of indoor and outdoor space. Well priced for tourist centre and pushing a sustainable coffee vibe. Well worth a visit for breakfast in Porto

Review for the restaurant: One of the best coffee shops in the region in my opinion. Also.. An excellent place to have brunch. We had the brunch for two it included 2 coffees of your choice and 2 orange juices, croissants, avocado toasts, cheese and ham, pancakes all for 28 euro.

This restaurant is a true gem! It’s very cozy and tucked away on a charming street just around the corner from the busy riverside promenade along the Douro. The service is excellent, and the staff are incredibly friendly. The coffee is fantastic too. It’s a perfect little spot to escape the crowds and the heat — I love it!

A modern coffee roastery with a beautiful interior. We were here on Halloween, and they had lovely decorations. The coffee was great, and we also had breakfast — eggs royal — which I recommend. A special plus for the waiter, who was very friendly and positive. I definitely recommend this roastery.

We found this outstanding coffee shop wandering around, and we were delighted by our experience. Excellent coffee, excellent food and happy workers with the kind of cheerfulness we love to see from people in the service industry. It’s getting to be rare to find upbeat personalities and smiling faces these days. 7g has this team!! 😎

Went to 7g for the coffee and had the coffee tasting. 4 different styles of coffee and none of them disappointed. The Ethiopian Yiracheffe espresso was awesome. And had great coffee conversations with the store manager.

Popped in with curiosity after seeing a line out the door. I’d tried the two other top pastel de nata places and enjoyed, but this one - the pastry was incredibly flaky and the filling delectably warm, silky and gooey. Quickly rose to the top as one of my favourites.

Deliciously flaky crust, a bit (too) sweet. Served warm. Less of a set custard and more gooey. The cinnamon powder you can shake on is so flavorful. Expect a queue.

Castro is a small, lively spot with fantastic pastel de nata ❤️ perfectly creamy and flavorful. The place is usually busy, with a bit of a queue, but the service is friendly and fast. The girls at the counter were very kind and the espresso was excellent. I took mine to go in a carton and warmed it up later - still delicious! A great little place worth the wait!

Castro – Atelier de Pastéis de Nata is fantastic! The pastéis de nata are freshly baked, perfectly crisp on the outside and creamy on the inside. Every bite is full of flavor and truly authentic. The shop is charming and welcoming, making it a perfect spot for a sweet treat in the city. Highly recommend!

Castro was the first place we tried Pastel de Nata, and it did not disappoint. They came out fresh from the oven, and the cream was perfectly warm and oozing. Out of all the ones we tried in Portugal, this was probably our second favorite, right behind Pastéis de Belém. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Lisbon.

Absolutely the best Pasteis de Nata! But also the most expensive. My first try of Castro was in Lisbon and immediately I knew it was different from the rest. Just the right amount of sweetness and burnt just right. After trying out other brands, there was no denying that I would still be coming back for this despite the long lines and it being more expensive than the other shops.

Castro is my and my friends favorite nata place. Its not as sweet as most of these in other places but as crispy as it can be. Very delicious! Its slightly higher in price than the some places however definitely worth it

Nothing too special, food tasted ok. Prices are decent, portions are good.

They have couple of vegan and vegetarian option. Spinach cheese was very tasty and filling one. Coffee was good. During 2nd visit tried empada vegan. It was ok. Need more filling in it.

The espresso and pastries were so good they weren't ruined by the active street fight we witnessed as we consumed them. Even the rock throwing could not deter us. The staff handled themselves with great grace. The coconut pastry (dont know it's name) was especially delicious.

Can't write a review somehow. This was a waffle coffee/speculaas cake that tried to be all but was neither. It lacked a very clear taste. The glass of port we also had was generous and the service good, but the pastry could have been better.

This is the breakfast shop we visited almost every day during our visit to Porto. It's really great!

Recommended the Bella Roma for the best Pastel de Nata in Porto, during a winery tour in Pinhão. It didn't disappoint, beautiful flaky pastry, with a deep creamy custard filling 10 out of 10. Simply the best we had on our travels, well worth hunting out.

Never disappointed at this place which has a staff who serve quality. From the menu to the demeanor and respect to their customers with a very accommodating and friendly attitude even at busy busy times. I came here once and always come when in the city. A simple breakfast or enjoying one of their menu options the food has a home cooking flavor, simple and tasty.

Definitely one of my favorite pastry shops in Porto. They have a vast selection of sweets (desserts, cakes, chocolates, pastries, etc.) and savory options as well (bread, snacks, and even main courses—since it’s also a restaurant). I’ve been there many times and tried a lot of different things. Everything always tastes fresh and delicious. I love the fact that they also have a small version of each pastry (“miniatura”), so you can try more things at the same time. My main highlights are the Glória (puff pastry donut filled with egg custard and topped with caramelized sugar), the chocolate croissant, and the torrada (thick slices of toasted bread served with butter). Service is quick, attentive, and kind, and prices are fair. I totally recommend Nova Real and look forward to visiting again soon! 🧁

I discovered this place yesterday, tried few pastries and loved everything! Everything seems so fresh and delicious. Their croissants are amazing, one of the best ones I have tried in Porto. It seems busy and you have to wait a little to be served but it’s totally worth it. The Place looks fancy, prices are a little bit above average but not too expensive for pastries and salty snacks. They have very big variety, they even have pastel de tentugal which is not very common in Porto. 10/10, food is delicious, I will definitely come back to try other stuff.

This place is amazing, it has the best kind of variety in terms of pastry. I love the coffee here and the environment. The staff is very friendly, specially the girl with glasses. Don’t know her name, but she is so quick and that northern friendliness. The only downside is from my personal experience is the table service can be slow some days, I would say it of 10 I had 3 times that happening, I believe there were short staffed and it was rush hour but it would not be something or reason I would cross out the place. Definitely will always come here and truly recommend, just be a bit patient if that happens.

Amazing Cafe run alongside a bakery. Great portions of local Portuguese food with vast collection of dessert. Clean and well served. Average cost for a meal and excellent location as well.

Cheers for the guy who gave us free samples, food was really nice, new and refreshing:) Thank youuu

Looked tasty, tasted average. Friendly service.

If ever in Porto and want something sweet these is place to visit. Super busy, nice service. Just too much choice 😉

Wow!!! Everything I took was so delicious, can’t believe I discovered it on my last day in Porto! The waiter who worked there was super impressive- he was serving all the tables on his own and he was amazing at it. באלי לחזור לפה כל יום

A nice little bakery. The staff is very friendly and the bread is very tasty. Also the pasteis de nata were an absolute highlight to me. I would absolutely recommend going here.

We visited on our first day in Porto and loved it so much that we went back the very next day! The pastries are absolutely amazing. The staff are super friendly, and the coffee is excellent. A must-visit spot for any vegan (or anyone who simply loves good food and good vibes)!

Very cozy little café and bakery. Everything on the menu is so delicious. Ended up visiting every day during our stay in Porto. The staff were super friendly and nice. 10/10

I found this place online for their vegan baked items. I got a pastel de nata which according to my husband tasted like the real one on the inside but with a different shell. I wouldn’t know as I can’t eat dairy but I thought it was delicious! My pastry was a little bit overcooked so I suggest asking to pick the one you would like and don’t pick one that is too dark. I wish I had thought of this before the waiter selected mine. I also got a croissant which had good flavour but the texture was not light and fluffy. The dough was quite heavy and a little dense. The cashier who served me was extremely friendly and we chatted for some time about my dairy allergy so he could recommend some things to me. He was fantastic and extremely nice! The atmosphere was very nice with cute little tables and the glass counter to see the desserts openly. The menus were coffee stained and some of the deco took away from the cute charm. I think the vibe could be changed greatly with a little love for the decoration. Note** They do use a fair amount of soy products. I do generally try to avoid soy when I can but would recommend the pastel de nata regardless. I wouldn’t eat it all of the time due to it being soy (would love if they could do it with oat instead) but would let myself get it as a treat.

Good place. Tasty bakery’s. Quite expensive I would say. A small sandwich is 7,5 euros. Other prices are ok.

I won't fault the employees for my experience, but I am deeply concerned about the management, the management's training practices, and what they consider to be 'good' customer service. I'm also concerned at how is this implemented in practice. I wanted to love Odete, but my experience fell so low below my expectations that zero stars would have been considered generous. In an attempt to expedite my order and leave within 30 minutes for the airport, I paid for my sandwich and the rest of my order. I sat and waited for about 40 minutes while the tables around me received their hot toast and sandwich orders and were given attention. I finally had to walk back to the counter and ask where my sandwich was. After my order was reviewed (to see if I had lied about my sandwich), all I received was an "oh yeah" and what felt like an empty apology. After about 5 more minutes, I received my sandwich and could not enjoy it because I ate it in a rush. It seemed that taking my money was most important; the order wasn't effectively communicated, and I apparently vanished into thin air. I'm simply (and sadly) disappointed.

I recently visited My Green Pastry in Porto and was genuinely impressed. The place has a fresh, welcoming vibe — you immediately feel at ease the moment you walk in. The pastry chef explained the ingredients and the process with genuine enthusiasm, which added to the experience. We tried the flan (a standout!), which was beautifully balanced and full of flavour. The coffee was excellent as well, the visit feel thoughtful and inclusive. Everything is vegan, fully from scratch, and uses local fresh produce — so the quality is clear. The staff were super friendly and attentive. We asked quite a few questions and they answered with patience and warmth, which is always a plus. If you’re in Porto and looking for a dessert-place or café that goes beyond the usual, My Green Pastry is definitely worth a stop. I’ll be going back.

Delicious pastries and the owner is so sweet! 💖 (Always dreaming of going there again to eat their croissants)

My Green Pastry is one of the places in Porto where I'm the happiest. The incredible tasty and artisanal french pastries are only possible because Marthe is a force on nature that makes everything from scratch. Some cakes take three days to be done, so if you ever go to MGP, please don't ask for pasteis de nata and don't be a Karen about the price, that I'm certain that does not pay the sleepless hours Marthe spends in the kitchen. The atmosphere is another factor I love at MGP. In a city crammed with instagrammable and tacky coffeeshops, this Parisian corner full of *real* plants and romantic furniture really takes back me to the city of love. If you have the chance to meet this gem, don't skip the quiche, the flan, the croissants and the amazing pain au chocolate.

Very cute small backery with many nice glutenfree desserts! She even makes the vegan milk herself! You really see and feel the love the owner puts in her store! The service is also very good and the desserts are very tasty and change from time to time which shows that she makes everything fresh. The prices are also very good for what you get!

Best French vegan pastry in town! Fine pastry, with high quality ingredients, sweetness always very balanced. They make a brunch once per month, which is also awesome. Highly recommended!

Amazing pastry, great service, and a welcoming atmosphere. I absolutely recommend My Green Pastry to anyone who appreciates a good dessert made with care and creativity.

I had a wonderful experience at My Green Pastry. Their 100% vegan pastries are delicious and full of flavor. The cozy atmosphere makes it a great place to unwind, and the staff is incredibly friendly. If you're in the mood for tasty vegan treats, this spot is a must-try!

Nice spot for a coffee break with lots of choices on delicious looking breads, pastries and cakes. The waiters and waitress were kind, seemed to be treating tourists locals alike. although they didn’t get my order right in several tries, I could see they were doing their best to provide everything I wanted. The breads and pastries were absolutely delicious and filling. Price was slightly more expensive than expected but wasn’t disappointing. Muito obrigada 🥰

Amazing prices - you can be really full for 20€! And everything is pretty tasty, super place to have a bite and after you can explore the city absolutely satisfied !

Best Red Velvet I've tried. What you see on the pictures cost 2 EUROS! Amazing prices, lovely waitresses, amazing ambient in a lovely area. Great place for a small treat or a romantic date on a budget that doesn't show that you're frugal.

They have a huge display of desserts but I found the desserts dry and very sweet. They have a nice place to sit and sip coffee with their products. The service was also great. However its a miss as far as my sweet tooth goes!

So many options for both bread and pastries! We got the pizza-ish bread and a chocolate bread, both were really delicious

The slices of cake are very cheap (like 2 euros). But The service are slow.

Avoid this place if you want good breakfast. First, they brought us the wrong food (we ordered toast with scrambled eggs and got it with ham), then they didn't prepare the food again, they just took out the ham from the plate and served it cold. Absolutely outrageous! Unfortunately, the staff only spoke broken English, so complaining didn't do much good.

Cosy little place.

(Translated by Google) Pretty shop where you will find traditional pastries/biscuits but also other local products. We were very well received by the saleswoman who took the time to explain to us the composition of certain pastries. Many pastries are made with egg yolk cream (like the famous Berlim bola), a classic in Porto, but we preferred the artisanal dry biscuits. (Original) Jolie boutique où vous trouverez des pâtisseries/biscuits traditionnels mais aussi d'autres produits locaux. Nous avons été très bien accueillis par la vendeuse qui a pris le temps de nous expliquer la composition de certaines pâtisseries. Beaucoup de pâtisseries sont à la crème de jaune d'oeuf (comme la fameuse bola de Berlim), un classique à Porto, nous avons cependant préféré les biscuits secs artisanaux.

(Translated by Google) The products are good when they are fresh. For the premium price they charge, we don't expect to bring dry products at the same price, they should inform the customer that the product is not fresh. Unfortunately, this is not the first time this has happened to me. (Original) Os produtos são bons quando são do dia. Pelo valor premium que cobram, não estamos à espera de trazer produtos secos ao mesmo valor, deviam informar o cliente que o produto não é fresco. Infelizmente já não é a primeira vez que me acontece.

(Translated by Google) I'm sorry, but in my opinion, the croissants weren't good. I just left the store, and the croissants were from yesterday. They're dry and hard inside. If you're selling old products and I'm from so far away, I feel bad saying it here. (Original) Lo siento pero en mi opinión los croissant no han estado bien. Acabo de salir de la tienda y los croissant son del día de ayer. Están secos y duros por dentro. Si vais a vender productos viejos y vengo de tan lejos me ha sienta mal decirlo aquí.

(Translated by Google) Small, but well decorated The delicacies are mouth-watering__________ Very friendly staff However, as for the prices, they are adapted to the area they are in... "Boavista", but you can always lose your head once in a while ;) (Original) Pequenina, mas bem decorada As iguarias são de perder a linha__________ Funcionária muito simpática No entanto, quanto aos preços, estão adaptados à zona em que estão... "Boavista", mas sempre podemos perder a cabeça uma vez de longe a longe ;)

(Translated by Google) Good afternoon. The rude person who answered the phone today, August 28th, was incredibly rude. They're misleading customers with constantly changing holiday dates. Since opening on August 25th, it's been changed to August 27th, and today, August 28th has been changed to September 1st. What's this? You think you're the king of the town. You're very wrong. There are plenty of better bakeries than yours, with much more polite staff. I recommend that the person who answered my phone today take some lessons in good manners. Take care, because I'm done for. (Original) Boa tarde. Lamentável a atitude do indivíduo que foi super malcriado ao atender o telemóvel hoje 28/8. Estão a enganar os clientes com indicações de situações de férias que estão constantemente a alterar. Desde abertura a 25/8 passou para 27/8 e hoje 28/8 passaram para 1/9. Mas que é isto? Julgam que têm o rei na barriga. Estão muito enganados. Não faltam confeitarias melhores do que a vossa e com pessoal muito mais bem educado. Para o indivíduo que me atendeu hoje o telemóvel aconselho tenha umas aulas de boa educação. Passem bem que para mim já eram

(Translated by Google) This is definitely on my list of the 10 best convent bakeries in all of Portugal! Such care and attention to the sweets that it is impossible to eat just one. I came home with 3 full packages of sweets and you won't regret it. The combination of egg yolks and almonds in the "brisas do Lis" (a kind of quindim but with almond flour instead of grated coconut) is my favorite. I also recommend the almond sweet and the one made in honor of the Clérigos tower. Anyway... Go with time, a good dose of insulin and big bags to take home, because you won't regret it! (Original) Definitivamente está na minha lista de 10 melhores pastelarias conventuais de toda Portugal! Um capricho e um cuidado com os doces que se torna impossível comer um só. Voltei para casa com 3 embalagens cheias de doce e não tem como se arrepender. A combinação de gemas com amêndoas das "brisas do Lis" (tipo um quindim mas que vai farinha de amêndoas ao invés de côco ralado) são as minhas favoritas. Também recomendo o doce de amêndoas e o que é feito em homenagem à torre dos clérigos. Enfim... Vá com tempo, uma boa dose de insulina e grandes sacos para também levar para casa, pois não vai se arrepender!

Service is always great, food is well made and coffee is strong and a nice temperature.

Great pastery. They serve some hot food including sandwiches or omelet, and also have a lot of different pastries. Good place for a coffee or a glass of wine.

Very nice bakery with great selection and a friendly staff. Just what we needed for our baked good for breakfast, and inexpensive!

My amazing local Confeitaria. Fresh, delicious pastries, cakes and daily dishes for breakfast, brunch and lunch. Now seating 25 people inside during Covid, with similar outside space for warmer days with table service. Always popular, always busy, always welcoming. A great local asset.

One of the best pastel de nata that I had in Porto. Prices overall good, maybe a little more than the average price outside the center. All their pastries are SO good, try their brigadeiros and you won't regret it. Edit: after three months of eating their sweets, I can confirm that it is one of the best confeitarias in porto.

This was our fav spot in Porto to eat breakfast and get some Pasteís de Belem, what a wonderful place, the food was absolutely amazing. We used to order sandwich , multi fruits juice and coffe, for 5€, the staff is super nice, I love this Confeitaria and I’ll come back ASAP.

Fantastic pastries here. Everything on the counter looked too good and we almost couldn't decide. Really well baked and delicious. Get anything with doce de ovos in it. The pastel de Tentúgal was brilliant. The lady who served us was really lovely and accommodating.

Wonderful surprise, can only add to previous comments that the staff embodies kindness and their pastries are delicious. Don't hesitate just go!

The top spot around to get bica, chat with locals and eat your croissant (Portuguese, not French, mind you) and have a great time feeling like you are welcome. Every one soûl working here will make you feel like you are valued, take time to serve you perfectly and make sure you are satisfied. The great manager made my children stand on stoop so they could see, even came up with our same drinks on second day. Really, this is the kind of place that makes you feel welcome when you really are a stranger! I wish I could come back soon. Oh, did u mention the code is just perfect and the pastries…. OMG!!!!!

Went here for breakfast two times and one time for the chocolate croissant. Everything tasted soo good! The orange juice was fresh, the bread crispy and warm and the coffee was really good. The chocolate croissant very good too! Really recommend this place! Good prices.

Nice bakery/Cafe with good selection of pastries and dessert at reasonable prices. Staff at this bakery are pleasant most of the time and understand a bit of English. We've visited this bakery and many others in our two months stay in Porto and have found out that in order to get adequate service at the counter for take away items you have to be aggressive. Being polite and patient and waiting for your turn doesn't work here in Porto as the locals/regulars don't want to wait for their turn and push their way through. Not necessarily the fault of the store employees, but they should pay better attention.

Everything is great, in good prices! Huge variety of pastries, sandwiches, sweets. Excellent service, too!

I love how welcoming the staff is. I forgot to ask her name but her energy is shining as she gave me some good recommendation. If you are traveling and want to try some local pastries or bakeries, go to this place! They have loads of options so don’t hesitate to ask for recommendations. The pastel de nata is my fav, as well as the carrot tart if you are not into something that is too sweet 🥕 Orange juice is fresh and sweet, a good choice for the beginning of the day.

We are from Ireland and we were staying near to the bakery in Porto for a week. We loved all the pastries we tried and were treated very kindly by the staff. One man in particular (unfortunately we didn't ask his name!) was really kind to us and made our visits enjoyable. Be sure to stop by for a coffee and pastel de nata as they were delicious especially with a little cinnamon on top ;)

This bakery and pastry shop has an excellent quality. I ordered a capuccino and a pain au chocolat, both delicious. Unfortunately I can’t give 5 stars because the capuccino was served in a glass (not aesthetically pleasing), instead of the cup, which is really important to preserve the right temperature and to maintain the proper balance of espresso, milk and foam. The cup size and shape are also important for showcasing the drink's layers and allowing the aroma to be appreciated. Thank you.

The coffee was good.. the croissant not really and my seating was the worst. It ruined my day for some hours tbh - i was craving peace and a slow morning and literally EVERYONE hit my table or chair by passing by / paying / ordering / aaskin queations etc Really got on my nerves The table there is not ideal..

Soooo good! A proper pain a chocolate, a cool place to hang out around and seriously good focaccia! Mind that it’s huge!!! I wish they can sell it in a 1/2 portion. It’s hard to stop eating it, too, because it’s simply delicious but it’s a heart-attack-size-big 😅

We randomly came across this lovely bakery while staying in Porto and I'm so glad we did! The pastries were flaky, buttery, and delicious! They were so tasty that we returned every morning we were in Porto. Highly recommend if you're staying in the area to come grab a pastry for breakfast - you won't be disappointed!

Absolutely exceptional. The pastry at Brites is nothing short of outstanding — possibly the best in all of Porto. Everything we tried was incredibly fresh, perfectly baked, and full of rich, authentic flavor. The attention to detail, the texture, the balance of sweetness — it’s clear that real craftsmanship goes into every item. Whether it’s a classic Portuguese pastry or something more unique, every bite feels special. This is not just a bakery, it’s a true gem. If you’re in Porto and appreciate high-quality baked goods, this place is an absolute must. Easily one of the culinary highlights of the city.

One of my favourite bakeries in Porto!! I tried a selection of their pastries and each one of them is so damn good (although for some they could be too heavy and sweet). The prices are super fair, I just wish they had space to sit down inside, but it’s only take away

Great pastries. kouign amann was the best. cinnamon roll was something that i have been looking for. I have been having a hard time finding a cinnamon roll without crazy icings where i live. and they had the perfect cinnamon roll with great taste without extensive sugar.

Delicious quiches - both the spinach and the chicken/mushroom ones, generous with filling and the texture is pleasant. Also, THE BEST CHEESECAKE I’ve had in a long time - creamy and egg-y, but not too little and not too much

The bakery itself is beyond excellent. Some of the best bread in town, and a few food items that might be the very best (for example, the cheese bread). The atmosphere is very peaceful, with adequate decor. Sole exception is the overhead lights at night, that are rather aggressive and migraine-inducing, especially over the central tables. The space could be greatly improved with upwards instead of downwards lighting. The service is... bad. I won't say terrible because the staff is rather lovely. Seriously, they're really nice. But not very competent, or perhaps rather inexperienced. You'll easily wait over half an hour if ordering at the table, which is acceptable at a restaurant, but not at a place that has no complex preparations (at least none that I have ordered over a dozen visits, I'm talking about meals comprising a glass of milk and two pieces of cheese bread for example). The staff looks slightly puzzled over what they must do and how to use their tablets. They constantly double movements and wander around, there's zero economy of movement. I'm starting to wonder if there's someone in charge or if they were trained at all. Worse, they try to be both a cafe and an order-at-the-counter bakery, with different request lines, when they're clearly not prepared for that. If there's a waiter exclusively assigned to each of the services, it's not apparent. This results in people at the tables being served well after several people who entered after them, but who ordered at the counter, and all of it while some staff wanders around doing something else. The clients really don't seem to be the priority. I'm not sure if they're trying to emulate traditional cafes, but if they are, it should be kept in mind that those only work through the incredible efficiency (and often brusque manner) of Porto's traditional waiters. They'd be better served through a model where everybody orders at the counter, like the bakery next door (which has equally inexperienced and slow staff, but whose model compensates for it). I ended up writing a lot because I wanted to leave advice for improvement. For potential future costumers: Tl;dr the food is excellent, but either order at the counter or prepare to wait.

Very nice bakery which also opens very early for local conditions. I recommend the Pão de Queso.

The yogurts are amazing! Their Pao de Queijo are also some of the best I've tasted in Porto. This is a solid choice for a weekend breakfast, if you don't mind waiting a little bit for your food (it's usually full during weekends).

Absolutely loved the place, the chocolate cookies are made with sourdough and so are the breads. A must try if you’re in the area. Coffee is good and the baked goods yummy. Bought bread here twice for our stay in Porto and I wish I could take bread with me on the plane!

Nice place if you are looking for homemade bakery , with lovely staff ❤️ I recommend

A nice brunch, friendly personnel and a good value for money!

Big store and a lot of variety for kitchen supplies. ICEL brand’s selling point, among others. Senhor Filipe was very patient and polite when managing my order.

My entire collection of kitchen stuff came from here

the taste was good, the pastry was too hot, staff were not nice

Every kitchen utensil under the sun at fair prices. Some staff spoke very good English as well. A good place to buy Portuguese-made cutlery by the piece.

A lot of goods, price is good for retail but might be overpriced for wholesale.

Great store for household stuff, although a bit small in variety but good collection

The best of the best as a chef I'm I was amazing surprised with a lot of things to a chef working very nice. For sure one day I will be back and buying lots of things....

Great variety of artisan bread and other baked goods. Affordable compared to other bakeries in its range.

Finally visited Massiera today — a beautiful walk-in bakery specializing in biological sourdough bread. I picked up the brioche and wow — unbelievably buttery, soft, and full of flavor. Definitely a new favorite spot!

Definitely one of the best 'trigo' bread in town. They sell all kinds of sourdough bread but I also occasionally saw different types such as rice bread. My favourite is its Brioche and my partner likes cinnamon rolls. To me a smile always doubles the taste and sometimes they are lack of it. But overall this tiny bakery gives us joy of bread. And as it is a small bakery, you cannot eat in (just in case)

The plain brioche is a must try! And the cinnamon buns are really good. English speaking friendly staff. Went there twice during our short porto stay. Highly recommended!

Great Sourdough Bread in Porto. The rice bread is amazing.

“Alternative-Grains”? “Sourdough-Bread? These, my friends-are Keyword-clusters that translate to- 💥THE REAL DEAL💥 of Bakeries I’ve experienced in my 11 short months of loving ,living in Porto/VN GAIA! The man behind the counter was so super friendly, and knowledgeable about something as humble as BAKED BREAD! Not “Institutional Bread”, but “Artisanal Bread” ! Bread with soul - like his lovely black Olive Sourdough bread, no little flecks of olives here… but big slices of nicely brined-olives of Portuguese descent. Did I mention his BRIOCHE? O.M.G.! So delicious - so-sweet- that 2-Slices- “mysteriously” got partially eaten on our way to “PATCH-Lifestyle & Plant-Stand-Store” on Rua do Rosario. We can only hope the owner thinks about expanding his successful business by opening across the Douro in Gaia! They’d “KILL IT” ( a technical small-Business phrase by the way!)

Very friendly staff Their bread is tasty and fresh, absolutely worth the while

very nice place with a variety of breads and sweet pastry 🥐 focaccia was amazing 😻

I’ve known and loved the bread from Pão da Terra for a long time, and recently I had the chance to try some of their other snacks for breakfast. I sampled their focaccia with ham and brie, as well as the toast with salmon and cream cheese. Both were incredibly tasty and of high quality! The bakery itself is cosy and spacious, with large windows that let in plenty of natural light. The furniture is charming and adds to the welcoming atmosphere. Without a doubt, this place deserves 5 stars! I highly recommend giving it a try—I’m sure you’ll become just as hooked as I am

THE CROISSANT OF MY DREAMS!! I’ve always gotten the sourdough bread from here at a local bio store in Porto and absolutely love it but today I had the pleasure of visiting the cafe and tried a croissant that I will be DREAMING of until I get to have another! WOW! my taste buds say it’s the best croissant I’ve ever had 😍fresh, buttery, flakey!!! My husband and I were having an argument and I kid you not once we both had a bite of this croissant , the fight was over 😂can’t wait to go back !!!

I've visited this spot several times and tried pastries, coffee, sandwiches, and bread. The coffee is pretty good and so is the bread. While the sandwiches could use some improvement, what truly stood out and kept me coming back were the cinnamon rolls - they're really good.

Fresh bakery including French baguette, ciabatta, and all kinds of sourdough bread. Also, have some awesome pastries like the simple croissant and chocolate croissants. They also sell the most fluffy scones and delicious palmiers. I come here often to get my bread. Everything is top-notch. The only complain is the service, is good and fast but there was not once I saw a smile on the ladies faces, this applies only to two of the ladies, the rest know to put a smile on their faces when attending customers.

Excellent bakery and lucky find for our first lunch stop on the Camino! The bread with my lunch was delicious, the prepared food options as well as soup are good value and made with care. Definitely would recommend

These must be the best french croissants in Porto! Simple, buttery and rich in flavour. Their organic bread is amazing as well!

I’m a big fan of pastel de nata and came here knowing it’s considered one of the best in Porto. It’s definitely good, crispy and fresh, but a bit TOO sweet for my taste. If they toned down the sugar just a little, it would be perfect! 👌🏻 The price is great too, almost like supermarket prices. Compared to other popular spots, it’s much more affordable. Definitely worth trying! 👌🏻

The pastry is very very crispy. The filling has mild cinnamon flavour, quite surprised. The outer is a bit burnt, which I can taste it and i quite like. However, it’s just warm when I get it. I would prefer a hotter or warmer one. €1.4 per one. Not expensive as it is so famous.

Crispy, flaky pastry with a perfectly creamy custard filling — fresh out of the oven and still warm, which made all the difference. Just the right balance of sweetness and texture. Definitely lives up to the hype. If you're in the area, this is absolutely worth a stop for a quick and satisfying treat.

ChatGPT recommendations strike gold again! We randomly sampled a few natas near the ribiera area of Porto after getting here as our starting point for the portugal trip and we were not really sure about how we felt about Pastel de Nata and the hype around it. So I asked ChatGPT about the best spots in town where I could grab one and this place was the top recommendation. And, OMG, was out perception of Pastel de nata set straight right after the first bite we took of these beauties. They are made very fresh apparently and you can see that visually as the bakers are prepping these which can be seen through the windows of the place. This was the crispiest Pastel de Nata we had in our stay in Portugal on the outside and not the thickest in terms of custard consistency on the inside but I personally thought their custard density was perfect! A tad bit on the sweeter side as far as sweetness goes but for Indian taste buds used to jalebis and gulaab jamun I don't think any Indian tourist would complain on that front. The freshness of the nata was very evident in every bite I recommend trying it both with the cinnamon sprinking on and without. Both have their own charm. The price point was very very reasonable for such excellent quality. A few days later we were in Lisbon, and we tried the famous pasteis de belem next to the Jeronimos monestary , this was the birthplace of pastel de nata and where every google, tripadvisor, instagram and other reviewer told us we would find the best pastel de nata on the planet. Well, I can't complain about the nata I found there, but the crown of "best" , based on my limited experience, goes firmly to Manteigaria in Porto. QED. Enough said. :)

i went there thrice this weekend and the guy in the take out section was always (a bit) grumpy. Too bad he is cute 😋. anyway, no doubt one of the best pasteis de nata or probably the best. i love their crunchy crust which compliment the creamy filling. Tried manteigaria in Lisbonne and Paris but what made it différent this time is that they had ginja shots! My friend love that part of the expérience and the pasteis de nata or course

Traveling to Porto for the first time (and to Portugal in general), I decided to try this famous local dessert. I have to say, I fell in love with this sweet, delicious treat. I’d give a Nobel Prize to the person who invented it!🫢🤣 But be aware: it is like a drug — once you try it, you can’t stop eating it all day long. I enjoyed it so much, and "Manteigaria" is definitely one of the best places for it. (During my short visit, I tried it in several different spots!)

Amazing!! The best Pastel de Nata in Porto. The outside was crispy and flaky, while the filling was smooth, rich, and silky. We loved them so much we went back three times!

visited this brunch place twice while I stayed in Porto and I have no regrets about it! the salty pancakes were unlike any other breakfast food i’ve had and filled with spinach making it nutritious!! since i visited twice, the second time i tried the salmon salty waffles. both dishes were my all time favorite breakfast meals I’ve had in my lifetime. i visited their sister restaurant, Floresta cafe, and since i brought this up they gave me a complimentary smoothie when i went back to this place! they are extremely kind and welcoming to tourists such as myself! other than the free smoothie, i got the ginger latte iced , and a peach matcha the second time which was a seasonal drink i believe. would recommend to anyone visiting porto.

A delicious brunch spot. The atmosphere is fun yet cozy. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, we felt taken care of. And the food - wow! So, so, so delicious. We enjoyed the mango smoothie, strawberry banana smoothie, the Do Norte French toast, and the breakfast burger with roast potatoes. The crispy choriço on the burger - yum! The fruit on the French toast was so fresh and flavourful and the orange port sauce/syrup was great. 10/10.

Wow. I think that the menu over explained things such that we were truly wondering about what to order. My suggestion is to just say - best breakfast bun a biker could hope for”, and “tell us if you have allergies”. As the texture was like a soft cloud, and the favour was a storm of beauty. Their “Good Local Wine” was great for 5€. Good pour. Worth trying to find this place. We went at 3pm on a Sunday. Seating was available.

Great breakfast spot! There can be a wait but there’s lots of seating inside so normally the wait isn’t too long. All the food was delicious and the portions are generous—one dish each ended up being too much for us. Looking forward to visiting again!

First of all, the staff was very attentive, friendly, and polite. We explained we were in a hurry, and the service was very prompt. Both the French toast and the salmon royal toast were delicious. Prices were average: 8.95 for the French toast and 12.95 for the royal toast. The portions were quite filling. There's a line of people out the door, but you don't have to wait long; they're immediately attentive and let you in. I'll definitely be returning.

The food was delicious and inventive. All of the menu options sounded interesting and worth trying. I really liked the goats cheese and ham spicy toast. Portion sizes are generous and it is a decently priced little brunch spot.

We visited Do Norte Café in Porto for breakfast and overall had a lovely experience. The café is cozy and welcoming, tucked away on Rua do Almada. The décor is relaxed and warm, with a pleasant mix of indoor seating and some natural light. What we liked: The portions are generous — we left satisfied. Food was fresh and flavorful (smoothies, toasts, eggs, etc.). The staff were friendly and attentive, and service was fairly prompt even when the café was busy. It’s pet-friendly, which is a nice touch if you’re traveling with a dog. Things to be aware of: It can get crowded, especially in the morning, so you might have to wait a short while for a table. Some menu items are on the pricier side for Porto, though the quality helps justify it.

Stopped by spontaneously and were greeted by genuinely friendly, polite staff. We went with a few of their most popular brunch dishes – and every single one delivered. Presentation is simple and unpretentious, but the flavors speak for themselves. The standout? The French toast – absolutely next level. Sweet, rich, and perfectly balanced – a must-try if you visit. Added bonus: sitting outside offers a charming view of Tram 1 and 18 passing by – a peaceful, almost cinematic touch to the experience. Definitely recommend for a casual yet memorable brunch in Porto.

Seriously Amazing food. I went here 3 different days on our 5 day trip. The food was priced low but the flavor was top notch. Get the “Egg and Limiano Cheese Sandwich” it’s absolutely delicious! Also the Scotch Egg, both were an orgasmic experience of flavor! Overall their food is amazing and the prices are perfect, this was my favorite restaurant in Porto.

Stopped by on our way from the center to the coast. Good properly made food but nothing blasting you out of orbit. Wanted to order mojito with strawberries and was informed there are no strawberries while another lady brought pancakes with strawberries … so couple mistakes here and there Nothing really severely wrong here but also nothing extraordinary which in my opinion would deserve a solid 4 or 5 like in other reviews. Sitting outside is very noisy with cars trucks and tram going just by the terrace. Sitting inside you have to listen to the radio classic hits … I think there could be more of a chill jazz or reggae ambient music instead. Overall decent refueling pit stop.

This is likely among the best food and coffee we had in Porto after visiting Porto for the more than five times. The place is absolutely extraordinary in terms of the presentation and taste of the food and their coffee. Also, the excellent matcha latte is prepared freshly without any sugar. My personal favourite were the Ovos Verdes de Alheira: 3 boiled and battered eggs filled with a sausage on a mustard mayonnaise. We often choose a restaurant from the Michelin guide and this place inspired us on a similar level in a more relaxed atmosphere and more affordable prices. Fully recommend visiting Camelia Brunch Garden.

Tasty and quick. The place is busy, and the cappuccino is delicious. The chicken in the salad was juicy. I recommend visiting — a nice spot overall.

Great place for brunch or light snack. Quite during the week but it can get busy at the weekends so I would say be ready to wait. The food is good and not very expensive.

We enjoyed our lunch at this restaurant. Please excuse the photos as we had already started before taking them! The chicken bowl with cashews, mashed sweet potatoes, beets and greens was absolutely delicious. The Nutella pancakes with strawberries and bananas was also very good. The hot chocolate was rich and very good, thick like an Italian hot chocolate without being over thick like pudding that some places serve. The staff were helpful and friendly and we found the prices fare for what we received. We highly recommend this restaurant!

Food was pretty good although the matcha special was a bit on the bitter side (I think because of the lime cream) but my friends loved theirs. Nice little breakfast/brunch spot with a variety of options and customisable pancakes! I would definitely stick to the pancakes rather than the savoury things if I were to come back.

Pancakes were fresh but we should not have opted for the hot chocolate sauce, it felt too heavy (and cheap). Portuguese biscuit was a nice touch. They could have put more fruit pieces - there were way too few pieces for that price. Savoury pancakes were nice, but the oregano was not mentioned in the ingredients list and to be honest it was completely unnecessary. They also forgot we ordered them with maple syrup and when we asked they gave us a small pot. The smoothie bowl was nice, but way too runny. Their special coffees are more like desserts. Loose leaf tea is available, but the diffuser left a metallic taste. Friendly staff, but being a cash only place makes it hard for tourists nowadays. Was expecting a better overall experience to be honest.

This is a must visit brunch or breakfast spot on your trip. The pancakes were so incredible and I would have gone every morning I was in Portugal. Get the hot chocolate as it was so cute and delicious. I got the chocolate pancakes with the coffee cream topping and it was light as well as perfectly chocolate-y. The banana/ biscoff pancakes were rich and and are recommended to share with a side dish. The service was friendly as well and made the experience so much better

Dined here in October of 2022 (just getting around to posting a review now) - Such a good meal! The Nutella cappuccino was delicious and both the meals we ordered came with generous portion sizes for the price. Also the waitstaff was fantastic and helped us navigate the menu (it was easy to navigate, we just had questions :)) overall a 10/10 experience!

Amazing food 😍I love the idea to be able to choose everything - from the dough to the toppings. I really loved the food and the place until I went to the toilet and it was extremely dirty and the doors for the girls bathroom is broken so you can’t even close it. So then I started wondering how is it in the kitchen but I preferred to not think too much about it and focus on the food that really taste good, I would have gave 5 stars if the whole place/experience was amazing ! Ps: we went around 3pm so we didn’t queue at whole :) and the person who served us was really nice 👌

Good breakfast/brunch spot with large portions. The mimosas were really nice, the iced latte didn’t taste much coffee and it wasn’t that cold (it could have had more ice). The sandwich was good, but the chips that came with it wasn’t that good, but they seem pretty common as a side thing here in Porto.

The food was excellent! I ordered more than I could eat. Particularly loved the orange juice, the dragon fruit sauce for my pancakes and that breakfast sandwich my friend ordered. The music was acustic versions of some of my favorite music

I was looking for a quick brunch spot and happened to stumble upon this charming little place. From the moment I stepped inside, I was struck by how unique and cozy it felt. It had a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing brunch. Since I was craving something sweet, I decided to try some of their treats. The macarons were perfectly made – delicate and chewy with a burst of flavor in each bite. But the cakes were the real stars of the show. They were absolutely delicious, rich and decadent without being overly sweet. Each slice was a perfect balance of flavors and textures, clearly made with high-quality ingredients and a passion for baking. Of course, no brunch is complete without a good cup of coffee, and theirs was excellent. It was rich and aromatic, the perfect pick-me-up to complement the sweet treats. Overall, I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a delightful brunch, especially if you have a sweet tooth. The unique and cozy atmosphere, combined with the delicious macarons, cakes, and coffee, makes it the perfect spot to satisfy your cravings and enjoy a relaxing meal. I'll definitely be back!

We had lunch here but it was a bit disappointing. The place is pretty and modern but not well maintained. The tables were sticky and the chairs were dirty. Also I ordered some tea and the cup had tea stains in it… I had the Turkish eggs and my husband the savoury croissant with Parmesan. It was not so bad but nothing special. The quantity were quite small too for the price. However, the pavlovas were very good and generous. I think they’re better at desserts than savoury food. Service was quick and good although the waitress was a bit absent minded. She forgot a lot of things. It isn’t a big deal as she was really nice.

This is a great spot for a mid afternoon break. My husband and I were anxious to try their pavlova. The place is beautifully decorated and the staff is very welcoming. Unfortunately, there was not a single item in the menu that is vegan, except for the avocado toast. Due to the time we arrived, the kitchen was closed (5pm). Therefore, I did not eat anything and my score is zero. However, my husband ate a slide of pavlova and he loved it. If you have a sweet tooth and you have no restriction with dairy, eggs and refined sugar, this place is for you.

Cute little pastry shop in Ribeira! The pavlova (with passion fruit) was really good. We also had the croissant with scrambled eggs and the sour dough bread (which was unfortunately a bit tough) with avocado and tomatoes - both could have used a little garnish but the taste was good. The staff was very friendly :)

Went for breakfast and we were able to find a table right away. Mind you, we were a little early. It started to fill up and tables were limited. They had tables downstairs but no one went down there. It wasn’t the most comfortable of seating and the atmosphere was ok. A little bright for my liking. The food was good though and our server was really nice. We would go here again.

Pink girly vibes, cute aesthetic, delicious food. Nice portion sizes and fun drinks. Recommend for a girls brunch.

So glad I saw the cute pink signage for Miss Pavlova. The staff is nice, the little shop stays busy. The beautiful Pavlovas on display are eye catching. The ham & cheese sandwich was really good. Quality bread, quality cheese melted and ooey gooey and the ham was fresh and flavorful. I also enjoyed a glass of their rose'. One of my favorite finds while in Porto. I'd happily return. I can't forget the brownie Pavlova was devine.

I take my coffee here almost every day. The staff are friendly and helpful and they make a good cappuccino (depends who makes it, see photos). Baked goods are tasty, but sometimes inconsistent (burnt pastel de nata on occasion).

My favourite go-to spot when I was living in Porto for a few months. Delicious food and friendly staff. Highly recommended.

Took away the cake. The service lady is able to help in English. Price is reasonable. My cake is around €10. Nice to buy here.

Very pleased with the cake I ordered, exactly how I specified them. The details are on point. The red velvet inside was delicious!

Thanks for making this moment so special, the cakes were delicious and well made 💓 We asked for two cakes, one for my mum's birthday and one for my wedding, they both had a beautiful presentation and taste, plus the were so kind to us.

A lot of good stuff here. My personal preferences: chocolate mousse or pão de ló. During weekends the place attracts a lot of people for a quick (and quality) breakfast. Good amount of staff to handle customers and a fast and friendly service. Just stay away from their orange juice, as the oranges used are somewhat bitter.

Great pastry with high quality products and good service. The staff is nice and you can pre order cakes. It's also a very cozy place to have an afternoon snack.

Nice atmosphere with a young friendly staff. The musical selection contrasts well with the “posh” interior design. Great place to cool down after Porto’s tiring hills.

Not only is the coffee great, they feature it in odd ways on the menu (coffee butter, coffee lemonade, etc.) which are both innovative and surprisingly good. Everything is housemade. Our server, Ana, was the best server I've had in years. She answers any amount of questions about the menu warmly and patiently. If I had a restaurant, I'd clone her. We ended up here because the line at Zenith was ridiculously long, and we were very happy with the discovery.

The past reviews are completely accurate. This place was just fantastic. Fantastic service, kid friendly, awesome breakfast and even better coffee. We had the charcoal latte which was interesting. I would do that with a double shot of espresso next time though. We also had the creme brulee latte which was so amazing. The coffee butter and their jams are unique and so good. Kids had pancakes with Nutella. Highly recommended. Would definitely go back.

Moustache is anew with new seating area and better experience. I had pancakes which were perfect amount of fluffy and warm. Also liked their coffee. They have pretty quick service and quite spacious as well. It can feel a little bit crowded as it's very popular place.

Such a cozy and comfortable place for hanging around for a while. Wide variety of cafeteria and tees all with enhanced quality and presentation. Fresh cake slices for all tastes. The prices are adequate for the quality offered. Different rooms with different decorations make this a unlike spot in Porto!!

I had lunch and dinner there and I can't recommend this place enough! The food is delicious, fresh and creative, and for a very good price.

Had a (hungover) breakfast here. The food was good, but the service was slow and they got the order wrong. Pleasant and comfortable upstairs area and the food was decent though.

What can I say except - they have vegan pastries (!!!) that actually taste good. Nice selection of drinks and friendly staff. We will definitely be back

Fabulous vegan pastries, we kept coming back for! A lovely bakery that's obviously popular with the locals too. Delicious.

Stopped in for breakfast just after 9 on a Wednesday. I wish cafes like this (and the culture of it) were more common in NYC, but New Yorkers are always just Go, Go, Go! My family and I had a nice leisurely breakfast and the prices were inexpensive. I like that all of the pastries/sandwiches are in the display case because then you can truly see what you want to eat. I had some sort of ham and cheese panini. They use some kind of egg bread, which I didn’t love because it has a sweetness to it, but it wasn’t bad overall. They give you a card to order at the counter and they will heat up the food and bring it to your table. For drinks, you order at the table, and you use your card as well. At the end, you bring this card to the register, which has tallied up everything you ordered. Pretty efficient!

I liked the place. It’s a really fair price. 2 coffies onewith milk and a “croissant” 3.75e. I would reccoment it!

Great spot for a quick snack that catered for both vegan and non vegan. The Bacon sandwich was delicious amd so was the vegan mushroom. My husband is no dairy, so we've been trying vegan pastel de natas during our trip. These weren't bad. The vegan pastries however, superb! Worth a visit for a pick me up!

Very nice cozy place, friendly staff that was always welcoming. Amazing food, the Francesinha was sooo good, and they have a vegan one! Also a lot of vegan pastries that are so delicious! Just sitting at the bar und enjoying the food and drinks was really perfect! Been there 3 times in our 3 days trip to Porto!

Vegan pastries, including the famous pasteis de nata, croissants, pies, hot dogs and more! This is not an all vegan place but during our 7 days stay in Porto we went to Tupi 3 or 4 times for breakfast or lunch. The service is very quick although the coffee shop was mostly full every time we went there. A lot of non-vegan options of course that I did not try but by the look and taste of the vegan ones, they cannot be bad :)

I had dinner here and both waiters who helped me out were very friendly and helpful. The rissois are perfect - flavourful and perfectly crispy on the outside without being oily. I also tried the tomato rice, which was unlike anything I’d had before. It tasted fresh and well seasoned and cooked. It was a bit oily for my taste but somehow not in a bad greasy way. I highly recommend this place for its food, atmosphere and people!

We had the cesar salad and veal and caprese rissois. Everything was delicious. The cesar salad dressing was so good and definitely generous with the cheese. The rissois were perfectly cooked without feeling oily. Meat was tender. Prices were reasonable so great value for money all in all. Staff were friendly and accommodating. We would happily eat here again.

I heard this place is one of the best places in the city to try Rissois, and this place did not disappoint. This is a small place with limited seating options and this place is always full. The ambience of the place is very modern with its bar counter just out in the front. The server here was very helpful and suggested the food that I can try based on my taste. I ordered red curry and shrimp Rissois and both were delicious and stuffed with cheese. I also had fruit juice of the day which was fresh. The pricing was also relatively modest and overall the experience was great.

Affordable busy little spot. This tasty delicacy is a must try when visiting Porto. Good meat, fish and vegetarian options available. We had the black garlic pita, which was really tasty. The salad was light and refreshing. The rissois were filled full and packed with flavor.

OMG! So glad we stopped here before flying out of Porto! We had the black garlic pita, shrimp and carrot rissois and the tomato rice. Each dish was so layered while appearing to be so simple. The service was amazing as well!

I cannot put into words how delicious the meals were … everything! From the pickled vegetables, tomatoes rice, the double chocolate mousse- omg it was a perfect meal for a rainy day. I had to take my leftovers home to eat in the morning. The waiter was so sweet and accommodating.

Very nice. Delicious rissois and the tomato rice was very nice compliment. Even though they made one wrong order that did not make the experience worse. Really recommend this place.

“The best is here!” They were not kidding! Really amazing and freshly made pastries at good prices! We found it on the first day by passing by randomly, we def went back the second time :)

Delicious breakfast and coffee! We tried the mixed hot sandwich, eggs with ham & cheese, obviously pasteis de nata (which are out of this world good, we tried several places around Porto and we still came back to this place for second box of 6), espresso, cappuccino, delicious milk hot chocolate. The service was fast, immaculate, friendly and all of the locals are here, so you can tell it's good. And there was 1 table available when we entered (obviously, waiting for us 😉).

A little pricey but the service is fast and efficient. Opens early if you've got a busy day. It happened to be closest to my accommodation but there are less expensive options nearby.

Amazing place with pastry and coffee and soft drinks. Beer is also available. delicious pastry.

We came here 4 times in our 2 nights Porto trip. That’s how good this was!!! The bread with butter here is heaven!!!! You can have one for only €0.15!!! The coffee with milk is also delicious! The pizza is so good… reminded me of what I grew up eating in Venezuela. Love this place!

On passing saw this coffee shop, we stopped over for pastries and coffee we had a pleasant time service was speedy and friendly. We spoke in English and the waiter was very accommodating. The pastel de nata was yummy. We had plenty of time to sit chat and drink coffee, there was a toilet available. Would recommend a visit.

Food was full of fruit and flavour, complemented by great coffee (americano and decaf). There was ample seating mid-afternoon. Service was prompt and friendly.