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Enjoy Porto à la Rafa

Here’s what I do when I enjoy my own city!

My Favourite Spots

FAVOURITE CLASSIC SPOTS OF THE CITY:

  • Casa Guedes, for a pork sandwich with mountains cheese (although, Mr.Guedes sold it. But still worth it)

  • Gazela, for the little spicy hot dog called Cachorrinho (it is more of a mid afternoon snack)

  • Conga, for the Bifana sandwich. It is spicy, and it is more of a mid afternoon snack as well.

CLASSIC DISHES:

  • Francesinha, which is a dish that most international people are not very attracted to, but you should try. Where to eat it is controversial. Even in my group of friends we disagree. I like to go to Lado B or Capa na Baixa.

  • Pastel de Nata, which I love Fábrica da Nata (they have two locations).

RESTAURANTS

  • Flow (good for bigger groups)

  • Cantina 32 (aaaah the octopus)

  • Abadia do Porto (traditional and doable for bigger groups)

  • Zé Bota (traditional)

  • Herdade 1980 (inside Bolhão Market)

  • Restaurante Traça

    To be fair, you have to go above and beyond to have a horrible experience in Porto

You can’t go without a cocktail!!

  • The Royal Cocktail Club has a classy vibe in the very heart of Porto’s nightlife;

  • Torto feels like you are in East Village;

  • Geezer at The Bridge Club is, as the name say, a club of bridge players that a wine guy and a couple bartenders took over the lounge for proper wines and classic cocktails. At the 7th floor the view is a plus from the lovely terrace. Another plus is they open in the afternoon, for some day drinking, yay!