Mercado do Bolhao

Tucked away with breathtaking views of the Douro River, this charming cafe serves up inventive Portuguese dishes and homemade bread in a relaxed atmosphere.

Understated rooms, some with city views, in a 19th-century building with a chic restaurant. Set in a circa-1829 building on a cobbled city street, this elegant hotel is a 6-minute walk from the nearest metro station, 9 minutes on foot from Livraria Lello, an ornate art nouveau style bookshop, and a 3-minute walk from guided tours of the 19th-century Palácio da Bolsa. Featuring understated, modern decor, the casual rooms come with minibars, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Some have in-room bathtubs or city views. There's a fashionable regional restaurant with a terrace; breakfast is offered for an additional fee.

Iconic market building built in the 1880s of iron & glass, now hosting a nightclub & restaurant.

MUU Steakhouse in Porto is a stylish haven for meat lovers, serving exceptional beef alongside delightful seafood and vegan options, all with top-notch service.

At Euskalduna Studio, indulge in a vibrant, interactive dining experience where creative dishes and local wines come together in an intimate setting.

Nestled in Porto's vibrant art district, this stylish 1906 townhouse hostel boasts cozy dorms, a lively bar, a cinema, and rotating art exhibitions.

Nestled in Porto’s Old Town, this chic boutique hotel boasts exquisite antique decor, impeccable service, and a serene courtyard for breakfast bliss.

O Treze % is a cozy gem in Foz serving generous portions of traditional Portuguese dishes, making it a local favorite for lively lunches.

Nestled in a 19th-century rowhouse along the Douro, this chic B&B boasts understated rooms, stunning river views, and a delightful breakfast spot.

At Aqui no Fauno, savor a delightful tasting menu that highlights seasonal Portuguese cuisine and local ingredients in a cozy, intimate setting.