1. Cachorrinhos (small hot dogs): Popular especially in Porto, these skinny sausages, stuffed into a long crispy, fluffy roll ...

These restaurants might not be Portugal’s most famous—but their chefs are taking creative risks, proudly embracing their ...

Zambeze is a beautiful Portuguese restaurant and rooftop bar situated on top of a grocery store on the outskirts of the Castelo de São Jorge. Bypass one of the city's innumerable hills by ...

I would recommend a restaurant near Santo António do Alcorrego called Tasca do Montinho. For me, it’s one of the best gastronomical experiences in Portugal. I would recommend trying their migas.