Here at The Feeting Room we embrace the city that saw us come to life. We want to share our love for it through the one thing everyone loves: Food.
We put together a Food Tour through Porto packed with must-try restaurants that feature local delicacies.
I absolutely love the home feeling that the Adega São Nicolau gives me every time I visit it with all the different smells and tasteful dishes. This is the perfect spot for every occasion. The menu is full of great choices such as chicken bordelaise, octopus fillets with rice or the perfect appetizer, cod cakes. The desserts are homemade and the outdoor tables are disposed to strategically face the Douro river.
- Marta, Communication Consultant
If you are looking for a place to take your date to, but you're really craving a francesinha, Yuku Tavern is the place to choose - it is the perfect mix of traditional and delicious food to enjoy in a more intimate atmosphere.
The Lareira restaurant is great if you're looking forward to enjoying some good traditional snacks on a sunny day.
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
Leitaria da Quinta do Paço is a stop you must try. The Éclair known as a traditional a french delicacy, receives a portuguese flair, which makes it 100 times better... sorry France! If you're looking for a spot to have an evening break with friends and enjoy a little snack, look no further, this is the place to go.
- Leonor, Marketing Assistant
The traditional bifinhos laminados that come with a side of puree made from peas and orange. The Antunes is a typically Portuguese house with a cozy, home-like feeling.
- Peggy, Sales Assistant
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
- Rita Ribeiro, Communication Assistant Consultant
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
- Guilherme, Co-Founder
These creamy custard-filled pastries are freshly baked - at Manteigaria, you can catch the pastry chefs through a window making the natas - and they are best paired with a strong cup of coffee to create the ideal snack.
- Benedita, Head of Marketing
Rogério do Redondo is our suggestion if you’re looking for more of an elevated restaurant where you have at your disposal a wide array of Porto’s traditional dishes. If you blend great ambience with even greater food, you get the experience of a lifetime that you probably will rave about to all of your friends.
- Guilherme, Co-Founder
Here at The Feeting Room we embrace the city that saw us come to life. We want to share our love for it through the one thing everyone loves: Food.
We put together a Food Tour through Porto packed with must-try restaurants that feature local delicacies.
If you are looking for a place to take your date to, but you're really craving a francesinha, Yuku Tavern is the place to choose - it is the perfect mix of traditional and delicious food to enjoy in a more intimate atmosphere.
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
I absolutely love the home feeling that the Adega São Nicolau gives me every time I visit it with it all the different smells and tasteful dishes.
- Marta, Communication Consultant
Leitaria da Quinta do Paço is a stop you must try. The Éclair known as a traditional a french delicacy, receives a portuguese flair, which makes it 100 times better... sorry France! If you're looking for a spot to have an evening break with friends and enjoy a little snack, look no further, this is the place to go.
- Leonor, Marketing Assistant
The Lareira restaurant is great if you're looking forward to enjoying some good traditional snacks on a sunny day.
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
In Casa do Carmo the food is very well served and confectioned. The sparkling sangria has a unique and fresh taste like no other i've tasted before and the staff is a super good vibe.
- Rita Ribeiro, Communication Assistant Consultant
Café Santiago is the it-stop to eat francesinha in Porto. It is very well located, so if you're looking for a place to eat before a night out, you have found yourself the perfect spot.
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
The traditional bifinhos laminados that come with a side of puree made from peas and orange. The Antunes is a typically Portuguese house with a cozy, home-like feeling.
- Vanessa, Sales Assistant
A very well-priced and intimate space is the offer of Caseirinho - probably one of the best places to eat out if you’re craving traditional hearty food.
- Guilherme, Co-Founder
If you're visiting Porto you have to try the infamous codfish from O Buraco and we, the Portuguese, are the best in the 1001 ways to cook it.
- Vanessa, Sales Assistant
These creamy custard-filled pastries are freshly baked - at Manteigaria, you can catch the pastry chefs through a window making the natas - and they are best paired with a strong cup of coffee to create the ideal snack.
- Benedita, Head of Marketing
Rogério do Redondo is our suggestion if you’re looking for more of an elevated restaurant where you have at your disposal a wide array of Porto’s traditional dishes. If you blend great ambience with even greater food, you get the experience of a lifetime that you probably will rave about to all of your friends.
- Guilherme, Co-Founder
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