Category: Porto Food & Drink

Casa Louro captures the spirit of Porto the moment you walk in. It’s not just a Tasca—it’s a time capsule of tradition, family, and authenticity. During my v...

If there’s one place in Porto I can’t stop talking about, it’s Conga. Let’s be clear: this is not the kind of place you go for fancy dining or a quiet sit-do...

When I heard about Real Companhia Velha, Portugal’s oldest wine company, I knew I had to visit. This place has been around since 1756—let that sink in! It wa...

Portugal has a lengthy selection of satisfying sandwiches, but none have the prestigious reputation of the epic francesinha. Packed to the brim with succulen...

Pastéis de nata, the esteemed Portuguese custard tarts, might be rooted in Lisbon, but that doesn’t mean you won’t find some incredible varieties...

While other European cities like Rome and Vienna are renowned for their coffee scene, Porto is a little more synonymous with decadent dishes than fresh brews...

Port wine is the signature drink of the city of Porto. However, there are several different types of port wine. Each is made with different techniques and sl...

Petiscos are to Porto what an amuse bouche is to the French or a Portuguese take on Spanish Tapas. They’re small plates and single flavorful bites made with ...