Casa Expresso

Great small local restaurant! The bifanas are very delicious. Thick cut of pork with a slice of cheese in between a soft and crusty bread. Highly recommend!

The best sandwich we had in Portugal! This little hidden gem is more of a local coffee shop where people stop by for a quick bite. If you’re after a unique experience, this is the place to be! The meat was tender, juicy, and flavorful, served on fresh bread—everything you could want in a sandwich!

This! Still my favourite eat in all of Portugal. This humble tavern serves a range of traditional Portuguese fare but the true star of the show is the slow cooked Rojoes. I've been here multiple times now and it's the place I look forward to visiting most when I'm in Porto. Expect a long wait for a table if you're coming for dinner especially if you're in a big group. The best time to come is at the end of lunch service. If I'm not just grabbing one of the face-melting Sandos I'm ordering a full portion of the stewed pork, a side of patas fritas and a couple of beautiful fried eggs. All is accompanied by fresh crusty bread and a banging home made hot sauce. There are multiple dining areas, one at the bar, one in front of the kitchen and main room. The atmosphere is as local as it gets so expect to wait your turn. Hopefully they don't stay closed for long!

Food was great and so were the workers, Just too nice and kind. I higly reccomend the codfish, everything was fresh and the portions were huge with a very Little price. I would love to go back

Wow, what a bifana! Arrived early (around 9:30) and they only had bifana on the menu. Which is not an issue because it's the best bifana I've had in Portugal. The place is kinda anonymous and there's not really a sign outside. It's the one with red doors and white ceiling. They accept card.

Very fun vibe and ultra busy, you can try really authentic Portuguese food for a great price. The service was great and the beers were tasty. I loved my vegetable soup, it had nice chunks of cabbage and geeens swimming around. The French fries tasted really amazing! You might have to come early if you want a good seat, or even a seat at all.

The restaurant was recommened by the locals and it was worth it! The pork in bun (the most famous dish from casa expresso) with chesse is something mandatory to try in Porto. The place is simple but with local vibe.

Now this is TRUE Portuguese food!!!! Incredible food and service, of course there is a huge line to eat here usually but it’s totally worth it! Probably the best food for this price in Porto. Highly recommended.