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Porto is a food lover's paradise! Here are some traditional dishes and specialties you shouldn't miss when visiting Porto:1. Frango Grelhado: Grilled chicken is a staple in Portugal, and Porto is no exception. You'll find many restaurants serving delicious grilled chicken with a side of rice and veggies.
2. Bairrada Tripas à Moda do Porto: A classic Porto dish, this is a hearty stew made with tripe (cow stomach lining), onions, garlic, and white wine. You'll find it on menus in many restaurants.
3. Arroz Doce: A sweet rice pudding that's a favorite among locals and visitors alike. You can find it at cafes, bakeries, and some restaurants.
4. Tram 500: A popular tramcar turned into a restaurant, offering a unique dining experience with a fixed menu featuring typical Porto dishes.
5. Francesinha: A Porto specialty, this sandwich consists of a bread roll filled with ham, sausage, steak, eggs, and covered in a spicy tomato sauce. Yum!
6. Travesseiro: A classic Portuguese dessert, the Travesseiro is a sweet sponge cake soaked in brandy and topped with whipped cream and nuts.
7. Bacalhau à Brás: A classic Portuguese dish made from codfish, potatoes, onions, and scrambled eggs. You'll find it on many menus in Porto.
8. Chanfana: A traditional stew from the Douro Valley region, made with pork, lamb, and beef, cooked in a clay pot with vegetables and spices.
9. Queijadas de Nata: These small cheesecakes are a must-try in Porto. They're creamy, sweet, and utterly delicious.
10. Vinho Verde: Don't forget to try a glass of Vinho Verde, a crisp and refreshing white wine from the nearby Douro Valley. You'll find many wine bars and restaurants serving this local favorite.
Some popular restaurants to try these dishes include:
* O Paparico
* Lello
* Toca do Céu
* Casa Guedes
* The Yeatman
Enjoy exploring the flavors and culinary delights of Porto!