Food & Wine
From the oldest, most precious traditions, to the most modern flavour fusions, Porto is a gateway to a plethora of gastronomic delights that will stay in your memory for years to come. So pull a chair and join us at the table.
PORTO’S FOOD & WINE ATTRACTIONS
Embrace the experience
Exploring the Porto, Douro, and Vinho Verde regions means knowing that an experience awaits you on every slope: gastronomy, architecture, art, and culture, among many others. Come with us on this journey and discover our wine tourism route, honoured in the latest edition of Best of Wine Tourism.
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Bolhão Market
Downtown DistrictThe Bolhão market has always put flavour in the centre stage in Porto. Take a stroll through its recently renovated open-air lanes, to appreciate the best traditional vendors and trendy gourmet stalls. “Fresh off the sea love!” you might hear some funny vendor cries as well!
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Bom Sucesso Market
Boavista DistrictPorto is a market city, and the Bom Sucesso market is a makeover success story. Originally from the 50s, the building has been transformed into an oasis for foodies, welcoming show cooking events, workshops and concerts. An ideal spot to eat, drink and enjoy.
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Foz Market
Atlantic DistrictThe best way to learn about a city is to get right into its daily routines. That’s why a visit to Foz Market is mandatory. In the middle of this bustling place, between fruit and flower stalls, fishmongers and butchers, you can taste the city’s essence and truly feel like a local.
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Port and Douro Wines Institute (IVDP)
Historic DistrictThe Institute of Port Wine. Sounds a bit official, doesn’t it? There's a good reason for it, understanding the science behind Port Wine production, opens the palate to new experiences. However, this institute is not just about science, there's a shop, tasting room and an enjoyable exhibition route.
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Michelin-starred restaurants
Fine cuisine is no stranger to Porto, in fact, it has come to stay. There are several Michelin-starred restaurants in the city, each one of them boasting unique specialities. Scrumptiousness is served!
Terraces
There are many different ways and places to experience the best of food and wine in Porto, however, sometimes the appeal of a simple sunshine-bathed terrace speaks louder. Alongside the river, from the Quays to the river mouth there are plenty of delicious “esplanadas” to choose from.
Essência do Vinho
This is the main wine experience event in Portugal, so you won’t want to miss it while in Porto. Essência do Vinho is not just about wine tasting. It’s a showcase of the best producers and a rich programme of wine masterclasses. Cheers to that!
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Aquela Kombucha
Bonfim DistrictFor those thirsty for a wellness experience while in Porto, we recommend a visit to Aquela Kombucha, the first kombucha factory in Porto and one of the pioneers in the country. Fancy a cuppa?
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Nortada Beer
Downtown DistrictThose who thought Porto was just about wine, think again. This city is big enough to welcome all tastes, especially those particularly devoted to craft beer. In Porto, there is a beer factory that will literally blow your mind: Nortada, also known as the north wind.
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Time Out Market Porto
Historic DistrictThey say the way to someone's heart is through their stomach. We couldn't agree more, just ask anyone who goes to Time Out Market Porto. Here you’ll find the best chefs, the best restaurants and the best menus under the same roof, the beautiful roof of Porto - S. Bento train station.
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Veggie/biological restaurants
In Porto, traditional recipes are tempting, however, there's room for mouthwatering alternatives at every table. Explore the wide variety of menus on offer throughout the city, from plant-based to veggie, from biological produce to fish-only specials. Are you ready to order?
Artisan bakeries
Porto is fond of its traditions, especially those related to food. Not surprisingly, we are fond of freshly baked treats. Simply follow the sweet aromas which will guide you towards one of the various artisanal bakeries in Porto. Tradition, technique and flavour to enjoy.
Small, family-owned restaurants
Porto might have a wide variety of high-end restaurants, but also nurtures its small, family-owned eateries. Also known as "tascos", Porto is well known for its small restaurants, where you can expect to find traditional recipes, well-seasoned humour and affordable prices. Come on in, have a taste of tradition and repeat.
OTHER FOOD AND WINE ATTRACTIONS?
Porto’s gastronomic culture has a lot more to offer. Talk to us through Live Chat for different food and wine suggestions, routes or general information. We can’t wait to hear from you!
