Capela Incomum

It was one of my favorite places in Porto. The staff was amazing, the food and Vibe was completely awesome! Great wine and relaxing environment. The place itself is completely stunning especially being in an old chapel. This place definitely did not disappoint. Would visit over and over again. Thanks for a wonderful visit ✌️

We loved this wine, and visited twice in our six days in Porto. The staff are super friendly and very knowledgeable about their wine. And the food, which we enjoyed on our second visit, was delicious too. It's quite small inside, so book if you want to sit in there, but there are more tables outside. We enjoyed sitting inside in the chapel. Great place. Highly recommended.

Amazing wine somalier, Carla's explanations and knowledge were on point. We brought our experience Ontario Canada and she related incredibly, giving us a feel like we're at home. Thanks so much for a wonderful unique evening. White wine, Red wine and Port!

A very unique bar in a former chapel. I went there and had a great portwine tasting, with a lot of information about portowine and explaining for every wine I tasted. The pairing with the Serra cheese was a great recommendation. I enjoyed my evening and I will come back when I visit porto again

We loved it. We went there based on the recommendation of a friend and we were not disappointed. The place is so nicely decorated. It’s a calm quaint atmosphere. Carla is knowledgeable in wines. She helped us to choose an excellent Espumante for our dinner and we discussed with her other wines. The food, which is to share , is really good. This place is a gem away from the buzzing touristic district

What an amazing gem of a restaurant. The food, the service (shout out to Carla who was absolutely phenomenal). It was so delicious we went there twice in our four day stay in Porto. Highly recommend going on a Thursday for the Fado show, I believe it’s every other Thursday. Those cod croquettes were the standout of my entire trip to Porto. Highly recommend.

What a magical place to taste the best port wines in Porto and try out some incredible starters dishes… especially: Codfish croquettes Fig jam, cheese and a bread - bang on!!! Cannot wait to visit again. Usually, it is booked or atleast busy so consider some time but absolutely worth it! If possible, sit inside ;) for a stunning interior

A wine restaurant like no other. At the end of a sloping street in Porto—one that doesn’t try to impress you—there it stands: an old church with a yellow plastered facade and a cross on its roof. A wonderful old tree guards the entrance, and just in front, a few simple tables and chairs rest by the edge of a stone wall. Cars pass by on the cobbled street. You see trash bins. You hear the usual city noise. It’s nothing special. Until it is. You sit down. And then something shifts. A strange and quiet stillness creeps into you. As if some unfamiliar energy has gently entered your body. Suddenly, you’re thinking about life. Not in a dramatic way. Just… honestly. It’s not mystical, but it feels real. Like something in this place touches a part of you that’s usually hidden. And then the very tasty wine arrives, a high-quality local product. A perfect match for the moment, for this place, for this quiet transformation. It’s an experience. With Porto. With yourself. With something you’ll carry long after you leave.

Cute little wine bar in the form of an old chapel! The drinks were reasonably priced, and seemed like a spot for both tourists and locals alike. Service can be a little slow, in fact, we saw a couple guests leave because no one came to take their order for over 10 min. I understand their frustration but I also thought ... when in rome ... slow down and enjoy.

Super lovely spot recommended by locals. It seems like a perfect hangout spot with group of friends. Small and cozy, friendly staffs. Extensive beverage menu. On the other hand the food we got were quite let down. - Gyosas with Ragu : it's like steamed onion dumpling with Ragu on top, odd creation of a dumpling Portuguese way? - Green Bean Tempura : kinda dry. I'd say stick with the drinks..

Don't believe the website, they are closed on Mondays. Very disappointing after walking so far and so much uphill to get here.

Awesome and charming little spot inside of a former church. More of a locals destination for the moment because it is a bit outside of the city centre but a real treat to visit. Get there early enough and the owner will be there and she is extremely friendly and enjoys chatting. Very reasonable prices for good quality wines. For food we only tried the bruschetta but it was good. Stop by and enjoy!

If you are looking for a quaint, cute, cozy, local wine bar in Porto, this is the place to go. We were greeted with friendly faces who were so helpful with recommendations of wine. The wines were great and we also got a cheese/meat board that were to die for. Would definitely recommend this to anyone visiting Porto!

This place is lovely. Very close to high-traffic areas (R. Cedofeito), with bars, etc., but really focused on the wine. Splendid selection of local wines (including wines from Galicia IIRC), with knowledgeable personnel. I highly recommend a visit. (Except when I am there. There are few tables, all outside as far as I know.)