Capa Negra II

Good food, fair prices. Very family oriented venue. Service was kind but very slow, over 40 minutes to bring the plates. Needs some music for ambiance, it was all loud talk form everyone. Bottom line, would recommend because it's a good meal, but place has no mojo (maybe because it doesn't want to)

I’ve been to Capa Negra II twice, and both visits were fantastic! The food was consistently delicious, and the atmosphere was vibrant and welcoming. On my second visit, one of the toasts had undercooked meat, but the waiter noticed it immediately and handled it very professionally – they didn’t charge me for it, which I really appreciated. Exceptional service and great food – definitely a place worth returning to!

We enjoyed our traditional Portuguese meal while staying nearby on holiday. The restaurant was recommended by our taxi driver and we would definitely recommend. Bottle of wine cost 15 euros ( cheap but very nice). We enjoyed Francesinha ( a must do in Porto apparently) and salmon.

A lot of hype about the Francesinhas. It was very tasty and unique but everyone at our table weren't raving about having to have another one any time soon. The beer and wine we had was incredible and a few in our party had the margarita pizza. All in all the food and atmosphere were great.

This place was recommended to me because of the Francesinhas and it didn‘t disappoint!! The food is very delicious and there are many different variants of Francesinhas. They even offer a mini Francesinha. The food also came very quick and the prices were fair! The waiter was also very friendly! Would definitely come back and would recommend!!

Well... First time having Francesinha in Porto, and what better place to try it! Capa negra was advised by friends, we didn't think twice, the restaurant is huge! Fresh fish available, a massive freezer with fresh meat for you to choose.. this francesinha is big and has a lot of layers so if you eat tiny portions then ask for half or share with someone.

A wonderful place to go for francesinha and a semi casual meal. This is supposed to be one of the top spots for francesinha and I can see why. The food came out super fast, the atmosphere felt like a modern diner (USA style), -‘the beer was cold, and wine selection was pretty large. My wife ordered the pizza and lentil soup and she enjoyed both. We didn’t go in expecting a traditional Italian Neapolitan pizza and were pleasantly surprised by its flavor. I would recommend Capa Negra II for a casual dinner meal as an after-work stop or a place for some comfort food vibes.

Absolutely the best Francesinha in Porto! I highly recommend trying the traditional version. The staff are incredibly friendly and go out of their way to make you feel welcome. They’re also great at offering suggestions and explaining the dishes in detail. A must-visit spot for anyone craving an authentic Francesinha experience!