Real Companhia Velha

A chic boutique hostel in a beautifully restored old house by the Tâmega River, blending vintage charm with modern comforts and a hip bar.

Nestled under the iconic Luis I Bridge, this cozy coffee shop serves exceptional 100% Arabica brews and delicious brunch with stunning river views.

Cafe Santiago serves Porto's iconic francesinha sandwich—layers of meats, melted cheese, fried egg, and rich beer-tomato sauce—for a hearty, must-try comfort bite.

Nestled in Matosinhos Market, chef Arnaldo Azevedo’s casual eatery dishes up fresh seafood you can pick right from the stalls, ensuring a vibrant dining experience.

Tucked away in Porto, this charming family-run tavern dishes up mouthwatering soul food with just a simple choice between a meat or seafood option each day.

This colorful and casual hotel features bright, stylish rooms, a cozy bar, and an inviting outdoor lounge, all just a stroll from Porto's vibrant heart.

Nestled along the Vila do Conde waterfront, this 45-year-old gem serves up delectable Portuguese cuisine in a charming setting with a sunlit patio.

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

A boutique gem in Porto’s heart, blending art nouveau charm, luxe rooms themed by global exploration, a cozy library, and standout local breakfasts.

Porto’s famed no-frills snack bar serving crispy, cheesy cachorrinhos—Portuguese hot dogs with a spicy kick—perfect with fries and cold beer.