The eggs benedict here hit the spot. Hollandaise was rich, yolk still runny. Had the fresh orange juice too, not too sweet. That&#39;s really all I needed. Place gets a bit busy around noon but the food came out quick enough. Solid choice if you just want a proper breakfast.

The vegan pastel de nata was really good, I wasn&#39;t expecting that. Had it with an oat milk latte and the croissant with avocado and balsamic. Prices are fair for being in the tourist area. Seats are a bit close together but it was fine. Nice little spot to just sit and have a coffee.

Nice outdoor seating. Service was friendly and quick. Good spot for a casual beer or light bite, though maybe not for a full dinner.

Came for the coffee, the owner&#39;s stories about his dad&#39;s football days were the real highlight. Pastries saved the burnt Torri&eacute;.

Fresh tuna salad with fruit on the side &mdash; such a good deal. Pastries were lovely too. Right in the center, easy to find.

Delighted to find a menu with numerous vegan options of thoughtful dishes, not just placed as an afterthought, which is often the case in other restaurants.

The Francesinha sauce is seriously good&mdash;rich, a little sweet, with just a hint of spice. Steak was a bit tough and fries tasted pre-fried, but that sauce carries the whole plate. Staff are friendly, just a bit rushy.

Five coffees, five egg dishes, and three pancakes for about 50 euros total&mdash;that&#39;s fair for a group. Portions were decent and the food hit the spot. 👍

This place exceeded expectations. We had the grilled octopus and the rump steak, both dishes were tasty and presented well. Service was very friendly and efficient. When I tried to add side dishes, they informed me that my dish already had some provided, and offered to swap fries with the potatoes too. This is really helpful to prevent food waste, thanks!

Been coming here for a while now, and the food&rsquo;s always solid. Had the grilled octopus again last night, still as good as the first time. Service was friendly, didn&rsquo;t rush us even though it was busy. Place gets a bit loud, but that&rsquo;s fine. Just happy it hasn&rsquo;t gone downhill like some other spots.

Been coming here for a while now, and the wine tasting still holds up. Did the premium set this time&mdash;owner walked us through each pour, no rush. Most of the stuff is from small family growers, you can tell they actually know the people behind the bottles. Not the cheapest, but consistent. That&#39;s why I keep going back.

The grilled octopus with potatoes was decent, big portion for the price. Paid around 18 euros and left full, which is rare around here. Place was busy but we got seated fast. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Our favorite local restaurant by the beach.   Newly renovated, very comfortable setting and ambience,  family owned over 20+ years, delicious seafood, meats and homemade desserts.  Wonderful service team lead by owners, great experience.

Stopped by for the 5-for-&euro;5 port tasting. Owner was friendly, even threw in some bread and butter on the house. Good spot to sit by the river and take a break. Quick and easy stop.

The cinnamon in their past&eacute;is de nata is really something. I got one fresh from the oven and the crust was so flaky. Not too sweet either, which I appreciate. The place itself is small and busy, but I managed to find a spot by the window. Friendly staff too. Would go back just for that pastry.

The green soup and brown rice were simple but did the job. Portion size was decent for the price, which is rare around here. Mini apple pies were a nice little extra. Place has that rustic, laid-back vibe. Good spot if you want something light without breaking the bank.

The desserts are the real deal here. I got the pastel de nata and it was still warm, crispy on the outside, soft inside. The rest of the food is home-style, nothing fancy, but that dessert alone made me happy. Service was friendly too. Just wish they had more seating, it got a bit crowded.

The pork sandwich here is still as good as the first time I tried it. Moist, tasty, no fuss. Place gets busy at lunch but the staff handle it well.

Been coming here for a while now. The octopus croquettes are still the best thing on the menu, never disappoint. Good spot for a quick bite and a beer.

Came for the view, stayed for the vinho verde on tap. Place was packed, mostly locals, which is always a good sign. Had the cod, pretty solid. Service was a bit slow but whatever, we weren&#39;t in a rush. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Lovely little spot &mdash; got a chicken sandwich, pastry and cake for under &euro;10. Staff helped us choose, which was nice since the selection is huge. Coffee was good too.

The view from the seafront tables is really lovely, you can just sit and watch the water. We had the cheese and prawn fondue which was decent, and the passion fruit sangria was a nice touch.

Simple food done right, and the prices are hard to argue with. Cash only though, so don&#39;t forget to hit the ATM before coming.

Found this place behind a small grocery store. Breakfast with coffee and cake came out fresh, homemade, and cheap. Service was quick, no complaints there. It&#39;s the kind of spot you&#39;d walk past if you didn&#39;t know. Solid option if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple without the tourist markup.

The roast kid goat was genuinely good&mdash;tender, not gamey, with that smoky edge you don&#39;t get everywhere. I paired it with a glass of their house red, which worked nicely. Service was attentive without hovering. The owner stopped by to chat, which felt personal. Place was calm for a weekend, so we lingered longer than planned.

Solid spot for a quick lunch in the old town. Daily menu is a good deal, service stays efficient when busy.

Grabbed a burger and fries here during a quick lunch stop. Burger was juicy, fries had decent seasoning. Milkshake was the highlight, honestly. The 50s diner thing with the jukebox is kinda fun. Service was fast enough for me to get in and out. Price is okay for what you get.

Been coming here for years and the past&eacute;is never miss. That crispy shell cracking open with warm custard inside still gets me every time. Love that you can watch them making it right there too. Place gets packed but it moves fast. Just wish they&#39;d open a second spot closer to my side of town.

Stopped in for the daily special again&mdash;still solid for a quick lunch. Price is right and the staff remembers me. That&rsquo;s why I keep coming back.

Nice terrace right by the river, quiet spot to grab a drink and unwind. Food was decent, nothing fancy but it did the job. Service was attentive enough, didn&#39;t have to chase anyone down. Prices are fair for the location. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area and want a relaxed evening.

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