Condé Nast TravelerNov 17, 2025
The Best Restaurants in Porto, Portugal's Epicurean Gem
Discover the Michelin-starred spots and relaxed, wine-focused hideaways in Portugal’s second city.
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- 1638 Restaurant & Wine BarRestaurantNew opening with an 11-course Sensory Menu.
- KaigiRestaurantJapanese-Portuguese restaurant from Vasco Coelho Santos.
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- AntiqvvmRestaurantDescubra o Antiqvvm, restaurante com 2 Estrelas Michelin no Porto, liderado pelo Chef Vítor Matos.
- Casa de Chá da Boa NovaRestaurantHistoric tea house set on the Costa Verde rocks.
- Tia TiaCaféCool inner-city neighborhood spot.
- Capela IncomumRestaurantDeconsecrated church turned wine and tapas bar.
- CasarioRestaurantRestaurant with views across the Douro River.
- The YeatmanHotelRestaurant with sweeping views on either side of the Douro.
- OmaRestaurantMichelin Bib Gourmand award for value.
- Ogi by EuskaldunaRestaurantBakery supplying bread for Kaigi.
- KopkeRestaurantWorld's oldest port wine house.
- FlôrRestaurant12-seat bar offering complex cocktails.
- Cafe SantiagoRestaurantInventive tasting menu inspired by world cooking.
- ÉpocaDeliBustling café known for elevated brunch dishes.
- GrutaCaféCozy restaurant with Bib Gourmand status.
- Dona MariaRestaurantHomely restaurant paying tribute to Portuguese cooks.
- Chez MauriceCaféBeachside restaurant with mojitos.
- Boa Nova Tea HouseSightHistoric monument housing a restaurant.
- ÉonRestaurantFine dining restaurant focused on past, present, future.
- EuskaldunaRestaurantEdgy, innovative, inspiring space with a central counter.
- MiBaRestaurantNeighboring baker supplying brioche for Época.
- The LargoHotelHotel where Flôr bar and restaurant belong.