THE ROYAL COCKTAIL CLUB

O Atelier de Costura Portuense is a warm, inviting space in a charming old building where you can learn to craft your own clothes while making friends.

Pedro dos Frangos is a bustling Porto gem where locals flock for mouthwatering spit-roasted chicken, hearty portions, and unbeatable prices, embodying the essence of authentic Portuguese dining.

Porto’s Escondidinho serves hearty, traditional Portuguese fare with standout seafood in a refined, century-old setting topped off by top-notch service.

Mercado do Bolhão is Porto's vibrant neoclassical market blending fresh local produce, tinned fish, and modern eats in a lively, historic setting.

Nestled in a cozy, renovated house, A Casa Diogo is your go-to spot for homemade biscuits and hearty, traditional Portuguese meals, all served with a welcoming touch.

Porto’s Abadia, a bustling 1939-born spot, serves up generous, warm plates of authentic Portuguese classics with attentive service and solid wine picks.

Nestled in the Bonfim neighborhood, Combi Coffee Roasters serves up exquisite single-origin brews in a cozy, friendly atmosphere that invites you to linger.

Nestled at the mouth of the Douro River, this 19th-century hotel offers relaxed rooms, a rooftop pool, and ocean views, just steps from the beach.

Livraria Lello in Porto dazzles with its art nouveau facade, Neo-Gothic interior, and iconic curving staircase—a must-see literary gem.

Nestled opposite the bustling Bolhão market, this chic boutique guesthouse blends vintage charm with modern comfort, boasting warm rooms, a cozy lounge, and friendly service—all just a stroll from Porto's best sights.