The viral places people queue for, what to get when you reach the front, how long the wait usually is, and how to beat it. Waits are typical, not live.
Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Porto: the full guideGet: A francesinha with fries
Porto's most famous francesinha. Expect: 30 to 60 min at peak times. Beat it: go at 11:30am or late afternoon.
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Get: A spicy bifana (pork sandwich)
The bifana the locals queue for. Expect: busy at lunch. Beat it: go mid-afternoon.
Also on the list: Breakfast and sandwiches in Porto.
Get: Pork sandwich with Serra da Estrela cheese
Slow-roasted pork and melting sheep's cheese. Expect: waits at lunch and dinner. Beat it: go mid-afternoon.
Get: Coffee and a rabanada (French toast) in the Belle Époque room
One of the most beautiful cafés in the world. Expect: 15 to 45 min to get in. Beat it: go at opening.
Also on the list: Breakfast and sandwiches in Porto.
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