🍜 Food & Drink in Porto
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About Porto for Solo Travelers
Portugal's second city and its soul — a hilly Atlantic port of azulejo-tiled facades, port wine cellars, and some of the best seafood in Europe at prices that make Lisbon look expensive. Porto is the solo travel destination that travelers keep returning to.
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Best Food & Drink in Porto for Solo Travelers
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Cantinho do Avillez Porto
Food & Drink
José Avillez's Porto outpost — a bistro version of Portugal's most famous chef's cooking, with petiscos (Portuguese tapas), excellent seafood rice, and the city's finest bifanas (pork sandwiches) in a relaxed, beautiful space in the Cedofeita Cultural Corridor.
📍Rua de Mouzinho da Silveira 166, 4050-418 Porto
Mercado do Bolhão
Food & Drink
Porto's 1914 Neo-Renaissance iron-and-stone covered market, beautifully restored and returned to its original glory — fishmongers, butchers, cheesemakers, and flower sellers in a soaring two-level arcade. The most beautiful market building in Portugal.
📍Rua Formosa 322, 4000-252 Porto
Taberna dos Mercadores
Food & Drink
The best traditional Portuguese restaurant in the Ribeira — a narrow stone-walled tavern with small tables, a chalkboard menu, and cooking that celebrates cod, pork, and Portuguese wine with genuine skill and no pretension. The bacalhau à brás and the baked goat rice are both extraordinary.
📍Rua dos Mercadores 36, 4050-374 Porto