Living in Porto is increasingly synonymous with enjoying a wide gastronomic offer. There are restaurants vegetarians, mexicans and specialized in sushi without forgetting those who stand out for their beauty of your space. However, few things taste as good as ‘devouring’ steaks on bread, right?
Although gourmet products are in fashion, the simplicity of some traditional delicacies makes them hold a captive place in our hearts. In the city of Porto and its surroundings, not only the francesinhas but the bifanas are also queens in their own right.
Served on a bun, with thin slices of pork and a tasty sauce, bifanas in Porto are unique. We’re already getting hungry just imagining this delight, with a little something to go with it. A simple plan that’s perfect for any occasion. Shall we try this snack?
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Conga – House of Bifanas
Conga – Casa das Bifanas is probably one of the best-known places to eat this delicacy in Porto. Located in the city center, this business first opened its doors to the public in 1976.
Since then, the Conga has consolidated its place at the top of people’s preferences porto e tourists. Open from Monday to Saturday, from 11.30 a.m. to 10 p. m., here any time of day is a good time to ‘kill hunger’ (and gluttony).
One of our recommendations is the “Bifana em pão” (2.50) with an extraordinary spicy sauce. To make the experience complete, don’t forget to accompany it with a very fine tripe fashion.
📍Rua do Bonjardim 318
O Astro Cervejaria Petisqueira
If you travel by train often, then be sure to stop by Astro, a real classic in the Campanhã area. However, be careful not to lose track of time and end up on ‘land’ .
Operating since 1979, Astro is another of the city’s references when it comes to eating bifanas. With a little spice in the mix, the meat falls apart in your mouth with each happy bite.
📍Rua da Estação, 16
A Badalhoca
Badalhoca is one of Porto’s most emblematic taverns. The doors have been open since 60s this place is particularly known for its ham sandwiches.
However, it also deserves a place in this article dedicated to the best places to eat bifanas in the city. Around here, the traditional flavors are still what they used to be!
📍Rua Dr. Alberto de Macedo, 437
Casa das Bifanas, in Valongo
This suggestion keeps you within Greater Porto but already outside the Invicta city, but it’s really worth it. About 20 minutes away by car, Casa das Bifanas is a good excuse to visit Valongo.
With a rating of 4.7 on Google as a result of more than 3,000 reviews, Casa das Bifanas is known for the quality of this famous delicacy, but also for its quails and soups. Although the space is relatively small, the value for money is appetizing!
📍Av. Primeiro de Maio, 115, Valongo