The local take
Each place comes with a short note on what makes it worth the trip, so you can pick the meal that fits your day.
Bakeries/CafesArcádia
The sweet smell of cocoa lures visitors into Arcádia — a chocolate shop that has been handcrafting luxurious chocolate (in different shapes and forms) since 1933.
Porto, MiragaiaRecommended by Ana C.
Bakeries/CafesConfeitaria do Bolhão
This bakery, across from the Mercado do Bolhão, has been popular with locals since it opened in 1896.
Porto, BolhãoRecommended by André P.
Bakeries/CafesConfeitaria Império
Confeitaria Império is a lively café on Rua Santa Catarina that serves delicious coffee that you can pair with sweet and savory snacks.
Porto, BolhãoRecommended by André P.
Bakeries/CafesConfeitaria Petúlia
Confeitaria Petúlia is a family-run bakery that first opened its doors in 1972.
Porto, MassarelosRecommended by Magda M.
Bakeries/CafesDoces Conventuais de Arouca
Third-generation run Doces Conventuais de Arouca is very unique in that it offers the opportunity to taste artisanal sweet confections from a monastery in Arouca!
Porto, BolhãoRecommended by Ana C.
Bakeries/CafesLeitaria da Quinta do Paço
This bakery opened in 1920 as the first milk distributor in northern Portugal.
Porto, MiragaiaRecommended by André P.
Bakeries/CafesNatas D’Ouro
If you’re searching for authentic pastéis de nata (egg custard tarts) head to Natas D’ouro in the heart of the city.
Porto, BolhãoRecommended by Magda M.
Bakeries/CafesPonto 2
This bakery in Boavista opens early to accommodate the breakfast crowd but is open throughout the day for visitors to grab a cup of coffee and a pastry.
Porto, BoavistaRecommended by André P.
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