Brilliant food and a brilliant view - that Sardines were amazing as too wS the vid fish cakes and bean rice at a reasonable price - make sure you eat hear when in Porto

We visited here on our first night in Porto at the recommendation of our hotel. It was a nice introduction to the hospitality of the Portuguese. We had a well prepared and presented meal nicely rounded off with a good Port recommended by our waiter. It was warm enough to sit outside and enjoy the ambience of the area.

Beautiful little restaurant overlooking the main bridge in Portugal. We weren’t looking for any miracles but were pleasantly surprised when we saw the menu. Food did not disappoint - all four dishes were enjoyed by the group. Service was on point and the waiter had good knowledge of the wines. We went with his recommendations which were spot on.
Ladies Bathroom was exceptionally clean and hotel worthy (- for those who struggle with the range of amenities in various cafes....). Pricing was very comparable to Australian restaurants.

There are numerous seafood restaurants to choose from on the waterfront in Porto. We were warmly received a given a choice table in spite of the busy time. We were perfectly happy with our choices and impressed with the service and price.

This restaurant was recommended by the hotel when we told them that we are pescatarians. When we arrived we were told that we needed a reservation. It wasn't busy and so a table was found for us and so did many others who didn't book. It is situated along a busy street. They were tables inside but they didn't appear to have staff to service them. We ate at other fish restaurants and found this to be the most expensive, so was disappointed. I guess the view across the river was the reason why maybe it was so expensive.