One of the things I enjoy the most when I travel is food, and maybe because of that, one of the experiences I recommend to anyone visiting Portugal is trying local tascas. Not only because of the food, but also because of the atmosphere.
One of the places I like to go in Porto is Casa Viúva. The daily dishes are written on the door every day, and the place is very popular with locals.
The menu includes a daily dish, drink, coffee, and a generous dessert for €14.50. It’s not the cheapest tasca in Porto, but I think it’s worth it.
The dishes change daily, but you can often find classics like Tripas à Moda do Porto, Cozido à Portuguesa, and Arroz de Cabidela.
Even when the restaurant is full and everything feels a bit chaotic, the service is friendly.
I’ll leave here one of the Google Maps lists from my digital guide with local restaurants in Porto:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Y9j2JwPKshFX6peG7?g_st=ac
If you need more tips for your trip to Porto or Lisbon, check my site:
www.portugaldigitalguides.com
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