A Culinary Guide for Brunch Lovers in Porto: From “All-Day” Options to True Indoor “Gardens”

If there’s one thing Porto has in abundance, it’s places to eat, but the problem is sometimes finding a spot where you can get a delicious brunch at 11 a.m. or 3 p.m. That’s where Eatery 119 comes in— an all-day brunch café located in the heart of Invicta, just a few minutes from São Bento Station, Aliados, and Bolhão Market, ready to serve you brunch at any time of day, all year round, with no days off.

With modern and cozy decor, the space is designed both for those looking for a specialty coffee shop with a tight schedule and for those seeking a pleasant place to work or share relaxing moments with friends. And the menu keeps pace: there are brunch classics like eggs Benedict and crepes, as well as vegetarian and vegan options, and delicious homemade desserts for those who like to end their visit on a sweet note.

Whether you’re looking to have breakfast, try the brunch options, or enjoy a light and healthy lunch, Eatery 119 has something for everyone, including those who want to sample comfort foods inspired by Ukrainian cuisine, such as Chicken Kyiv and Kyiv Cake, among many others. With a 4.9 rating on Google based on over 3,000 reviews and the top spot in the “Breakfast Restaurants” category on TripAdvisor Porto, this is undoubtedly an urban café worth visiting.

Comfort Cakes is one of those places you’ll want to visit time and time again, not only for the quality of its food but also for the atmosphere, which is, to say the least, welcoming. With a beautiful garden featuring swings and playhouses, the setting invites you to spendpeacefulmornings and afternoonswith friends, especially on sunny days.

Here, brunch is well worth it, with a menu for two costing €39. And believe us, the value for money is truly excellent for anyone who goes there. However, don’t forget to make a reservation in advance so you can enjoy a great outing with your loved ones (and some great food to boot!).

LM Art Kitchen serves a meticulously crafted brunch, focused on natural ingredients and balanced dishes that are low in salt and sugar. You can choose from different menus, including some 100% vegan options.

The table is filled with salmon or egg toast, freshly made pancakes, yogurt bowls, and fresh juices—with the option to add a cocktail to the menu for those looking for that extra touch.

Located right on Rua de Cedofeita, this spot combines authentic food with artwork and great music. It’s the perfect intimate and relaxed atmosphere for taking a break in downtown Porto.

Located next to Jardim da Cordoaria, Cielo Brunch Garden is a relatively new spot in Porto. With décor and a concept inspired by the elegance of European gardens, the idea is to make this an “urban retreat” in the heart of Invicta. That’s why it blends cheerful and romantic colors, not to mention Instagram-worthy neon lights and clouds hanging from the ceiling.

Thanks to its welcoming atmosphere, this spot is a “hit” on social media. However, the place offers more than just great decor. The menu features three brunch options starting at €15.90, as well as the option to order light, healthy meals. It’s also worth noting that Cielo Brunch Garden is pet-friendly, so you can bring your best friend along. Plus, the outdoor terrace is perfect for enjoying sunny afternoons on those long spring and summer days.

Located on Rua do Almada, Mila Araújo’s spot has become particularly well-known thanks to its wonderful oven-baked cheesecakes in a variety of flavors. Basque, Nutella, pistachio, and red berries are just a few of the options.

But there’s much more waiting for you, including traditional brunch staples, as well as focaccia, pastrami sandwiches, coffee, and drinks to suit every taste (including iced coffee, matcha, and a few cocktails).

Garden Balthazar Caffe is a spot worth checking out for anyone who loves Instagram-worthy, laid-back places with a great vibe.

Since its opening in 2024, it has been a regular feature on various lists and platforms dedicated to the delightful world of brunch in Porto.

Here, there are different types of brunch menus, including one for kids (€11), a vegan option, and even a sharing menu (€39). It’s also worth noting that this is a pet-friendly spot, so you don’t have to leave your four-legged friend at home.

Famous in Lisbon, Seventh Brunch set its sights on Porto in 2024, when it opened its first location here.

With two floors and an outdoor terrace for summer days, you’ll find a variety of menu options there, including vegan choices. Plus, you can also order à la carte.

Seventh Brunch is pet-friendly, and the decor is contemporary and creative, incorporating some natural elements.

Part of the Nicolau group, Amélia Foz is located right by the beach in the Foz do Porto area and stands out for its sophisticated Parisian style.

There, you can find classic dishes like pumpkin risotto and pancakes, but also unique flavors, such as the Chinese dish chow fun and Israeli-inspired shakshuka.

To accompany your meals, there are plenty of smoothies, tropical-flavored juices, and even cocktails.

Located about a three-minute walk from Casa da Música, Lea – Food & Drinks is one of the city’s most beautiful brunch spots, thanks to its decor, indoor terrace, and garden.

The menu offers an extended brunch service, featuring classics and seasonal ingredients, not to mention a wide variety of pancakes, toasts, salads, appetizers, as well as wines, cocktails, and fresh juices.

Another point worth noting is that this spot isboth pet-friendly and family-friendly, where kids and adults alike will find a welcoming atmosphere— almost like an oasis right in the heart of Porto.

Alto opened on Rua de Cedofeita in 2023 and has been winning over the palates of Porto locals and tourists ever since. With meticulous presentation and décor, the restaurant has focused on quality ingredients from the very beginning , standing out for its culinary influences from around the world.

Recently, Alto introduced a new brunch menu, available on weekends, featuring a variety of options such as the dashi omelet (with Italian stracciatella and chorizo oil), scrambled eggs served with miso, or veal tartare with green apple, aged Parmesan, anchovies, and candied egg yolk.

Wilson Café Porto is located in the city’s Baixa district, in a new spot closer to its “sister” restaurant, Negra Baixa. With a menu full of guilty pleasures, there are also some new additions to the menu.

In addition, the decor is cozy, and the space seats 60 people indoors, not to mention a semi-covered outdoor terrace with seating for 20.

Zenith is something of a “veteran” on lists and platforms dedicated to the world of brunch in Porto. Designed as an all-day brunch spot, its central location continues to attract countless young people and tourists.

On the one hand, if you prefer less crowded places, this might not be the best option. On the other hand, if you enjoy cool and trendy atmospheres, this is a spot worth considering, with a focus on highly photogenic dishes.

If pink is your favorite color, then it’s worth stopping by the Lazy Breakfast Club in downtown Porto. Although it’s nothing new, this is another classic that regulars love to revisit—or, for those just passing through, it’s a great spot to stop by.

The space is relatively small, but very cozy and photogenic. Plus , the hours are “lazy-friendly,” with a tighter schedule on weekdays and extended hours on Saturdays and Sundays.

Nicolau isn’t exactly a “haven” for those who appreciate peace and quiet, since it’s located in a very touristy and crowded area. Its prime location, combined with its Instagram-worthy atmosphere, means it’s always packed.

But this is one of those must-haves on any list of this kind, especially recommended for those who want to try Porto’s most famous brunch spots, with plenty of options to choose from . The menu, meanwhile, focuses on healthy choices.

“It’s from the North, in the North, and for the North.” The northern spirit permeates the philosophy of this place from the moment you walk in.

Located on Rua do Almada, right in the heart of Porto, Do Norte Café is another classic worth checking out. The spot doesn’t take reservations and is pet-friendly.

With two locations in Porto and another in Matosinhos, Negra Café is another “veteran” on culinary itineraries dedicated to brunch. The decor at each location is typically inviting and cozy. The menus, meanwhile, are laid-back and always feature the famous eggs and toast.

Camélia is a well-known flower that’s a staple in the lives of Porto residents, and since April 2019, it’s found a new home—this time in Foz. A charming spot to enjoy a delicious brunch!

At the Four Points by Sheraton Matosinhos hotel , right near the beach, you’ll find a brunch for the whole family: Broadway’s Brunch.

This brunch is served buffet-style, only on Sundays, between 12:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., offering all the classics of a good English breakfast and much more.

For example, there are cheeses, snacks, tortillas, meatballs, yogurt bowls, salads, vegetarian options, soup, a waffle station, and more.

In addition, it’s worth noting that there’s a kids’ club with plenty of activities for the little ones, such as painting, traditional games, Legos, foosball, and even a Wii console.

That’s exactly why this brunch is for kids and adults alike, priced at €35 per person. Children up to three years old eat for free, and those aged 4 to 12 receive a 50% discount.