Época Porto

it is a really special and open space, that connect people though an oval table in the middle of the room. the food was nice and well cooked! the atmosphere is comfy - even though the waitresses do not want you to sit there for long as it is always crowded :) other than that: the place is cozy, has good vibes and is a must go in porto!

Saw beautiful videos of this place online so decided to stop by for brunch. They changed the menu because some of the dishes that looked amazing like the turkish eggs are not available anymore. The menus is very limited so we ordered some other stuff that they had. The coffee, bread and soup were good but the other stuff like the tomato dip and the soggy eggs on bread not as much. Also, The two servers that work here are very not friendly and give out bad vibes and the service is quite slow and not efficient in general. Too bad really wanted to like this place but will not be back.

Incredible coffee spot. The workers are so kind and the place has a calm mood. The coffee and the matcha were on point (we even bought a matcha box). Sadly we only had time to eat some bread and whipped salted butter (which were also very good). But next trip in Porto we will directly come here to try more !! 11/10

Brunch a little different - the server warned us as we sat down they no longer had Turkish eggs (so if you’re looking solely for that, stay away). What we had instead was a truly huge chunk of delicious freshly baked bread (far larger than you would expect for 2e) plus a range of delicious butters and dips. I found the labneh and lentil dips to be my favourite and very filling. Best food I had in Porto.

Hands down one of the best house-made sourdough breads I’ve ever had—with butter and sea salt, it feels like a soft cashmere sweater on a cold rainy morning.

Showed up at 11am and they were not serving breakfast anymore… they open at 10am, how can you be out of breakfast in 1 hour? They mentioned we could stay and wait for the lunch menu (12:30pm). We stayed just for coffee, had a couple pastries that were tasty. Server was a little rude but the girl in charge of the coffee was a sweetheart.

Went to this cafe today as tourists and liked it very much. The team was super friendly and helpful and tried to make up for our lack of Portuguese language skills which worked out perfectly. We shared one francesinha as a girls group of three and it was very delicious and filling. We will come back! 😊

Me and my partner did some research before we came to Porto to find some of the best food. We found that at Epoca. We got two lunch dishes (which we ended up sharing as they were both so good) and two drinks each. The food was so fresh. I got the herby rice and my partner got the orzo. We also got homemade sourdough bread and green pea hummus to start. THE BEST HUMMUS EVER. Staff were very friendly, spoke great English and were very accommodating. We will be back🫶🏼