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.
Food MarketsA Favorita do Bolhão
Rare wines, top-grade olive oil, Porto’s iconic vintage port, dried fruit, cheese, chocolate truffles, candies, preserves, salt cod, and more…A Favorita do Bolhão is a Portuguese…
Porto, BolhãoRecommended by Ana C.
Food MarketsCasa Natal
If you’re looking to purchase some excellent bottles of wine, including vintage selections, pop into Casa Natal.
Porto, BolhãoRecommended by Ana C.
Food MarketsMercado Beira-Rio
This market in Gaia is right on the Douro River and is a great place to shop and eat.
Porto, Vila Nova de GaiaRecommended by André P.
Food MarketsMercado Bom Sucesso
Bom Sucesso was a produce market in the 1950s, but it’s now an excellent spot to hang out, eat, drink, and enjoy cultural events.
Porto, MassarelosRecommended by André P.
Food MarketsMercado do Bolhão
Dating back to 1837, Mercado do Bolhão is the city’s most historic food market.
Porto, BolhãoRecommended by André P.
Food MarketsMercado Municipal de Matosinhos
This market in the Matosinhos district is famous for fresh fish and seafood.
PortoRecommended by Magda M.
Food MarketsQueijaria Amaral
Cheese addicts: become enthralled by the world of cheese inside Queijaria Amaral — one of the best cheese shops in Porto.
Porto, BolhãoRecommended by Ana C.
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