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I recently had the pleasure of visiting Mercado Bom Sucesso in Porto, and I must say it was an absolute delight! This vibrant marketplace not only offers a wide array of culinary options but also exudes a lively atmosphere that captivates the senses. As a food lover, I was thrilled by the incredible variety of dining options available. From traditional Portuguese delicacies to international cuisines, Mercado Bom Sucesso truly has something for everyone. The sheer diversity of flavors and dishes left me spoilt for choice, and I couldn't resist indulging in a little bit of everything. What struck me the most about this place was its uncanny resemblance to the renowned Mercado San Miguel in Madrid. The lively ambiance, bustling crowd, and the contagious energy of the place reminded me of my experiences in the Spanish capital. It felt like I was transported back to Madrid while exploring the vibrant alleys of Mercado Bom Sucesso. The quality of the food and the attention to detail in each vendor's offerings were truly impressive. Whether I was craving tapas, fresh seafood, delectable pastries, or even a refreshing glass of wine, I found it all under one roof. The passion and expertise of the vendors were evident in every bite, making each culinary experience a memorable one. Apart from the delicious food, Mercado Bom Sucesso also boasts a fantastic blend of modern and traditional architecture. The sleek design and thoughtful layout create an inviting space to savor the flavors and immerse oneself in the vibrant atmosphere. It's a perfect spot to enjoy a leisurely meal, catch up with friends, or simply explore the diverse culinary landscape. In summary, Mercado Bom Sucesso is a culinary paradise that left me utterly impressed. Its incredible range of food options, reminiscent of the Mercado San Miguel in Madrid, makes it a must-visit for any food enthusiast. I can't wait to return and discover more culinary treasures in this charming market. Highly recommended!

Eric Hebert

If you're in Porto and you are hungry this is the place to go! Especially if you're in a group and can't decide on what to eat - Mercado Bom Sucesso has you covered. There's about 30 different Restaurants ranging from seafood over burger, tacos, bowls and plenty more. There's basically something for every taste + a stand that offers draft beer from all over the world. The architecture is also quite nice, with huge glass windows on both sides of the building letting plenty of sunlight in and making it a nice place to hang out for a while. There's also café with outside terraces if you wanna enjoy some more sunlight. If you go there, I recommend taking the metro to the Casa da Musica station and taking a short walk through the beautiful Praça de Mouzinho de Albuquerque park. It takes only 5-10 min and it's the way easier route, since when you come from the other side, you will have a considerable walk/climb up the hill to master before getting some delicious food. ;)

Benyamin Rahmani

Inside is a food court with some cultural diversity and options with good taste. You can get food, beverages and enjoy entertainment occasionally. The kiosk with the suckling pig seems to be the most recommended. There's also bocadillos and desserts like eclairs from the outpost of the famous Leitaria Qta. do Paço. We were not hungry enough for a meal or even a snack. It's only because a friend recommended we visit and we happened to be passing by that we popped in. Notwithstanding that we didn't eat anything, it was still a nice place to visit. On a Tuesday afternoon around 2.30-2.45pm it wasn't the busiest or full of animation, but everything is open. Follow here and on IG for more travel and food and drink tips, ideas and reviews @one.more.step.along.the.world

J L

Great selection of food stalls inside an airy and spacious structure. Very conveniently located next to Bom Sucesso bus terminal. This urban concept of a food hall is anchored by Hotel Musica on one side, and a supermarket, Continente bom dia on the other side. Different seating options available, some with charging plugs on the side. Additional seating and restaurants on the mezzanine level too. Besides the amazing selection of cuisines, the stalls remain open between lunch and dinner, a bit of a rarity in Porto. Popular with both locals and visitors alike. Highly recommend the pork sandwich at O Forno do Leitão do Zé - Sandes de Leitão

Sheila Harjani

Excellent food hall with lots of quality mainly Portuguese style food outlets. There is a fantastic bar in the middle with so many good beers on draft that it's difficult to select which one to drink. There are outlets with meat dishes, seafood, salads and vegetable based dishes and a wide range of sweet treats such as local ice cream and several glorious cake stalls. The crowd is mainly locals and the prices are very reasonable and on the low side. The place is very comfortable, clean and with lots of seats. Brilliant place for groups and a really nice spot to get to try various local dishes and specialities.

shai zach

Disappointing for a european food court. Food we saw was overpriced and mediocre in a pretty touristic way. We tried the Pork and Bean stew which came with rice and some sort of crispy stuff. Taste was like a so so chili ...heavy on the cumin without a lot of other flavor and very light on any meat. Edible but disappointing. We also tried the piglet sandwich which was fine and even nice but overpriced compared to other food in Portugal and even compared to other similar sandwiches in europe. Overall the market while sparkling new was lackluster at best ... and not very busy either.

Lisa Teiger

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Praça do Bom Sucesso 74-90, 4150-145 Porto, Portugal

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I recently had the pleasure of visiting Mercado Bom Sucesso in Porto, and I must say it was an absolute delight! This vibrant marketplace not only offers a wide array of culinary options but also exudes a lively atmosphere that captivates the senses. As a food lover, I was thrilled by the incredible variety of dining options available. From traditional Portuguese delicacies to international cuisines, Mercado Bom Sucesso truly has something for everyone. The sheer diversity of flavors and dishes left me spoilt for choice, and I couldn't resist indulging in a little bit of everything. What struck me the most about this place was its uncanny resemblance to the renowned Mercado San Miguel in Madrid. The lively ambiance, bustling crowd, and the contagious energy of the place reminded me of my experiences in the Spanish capital. It felt like I was transported back to Madrid while exploring the vibrant alleys of Mercado Bom Sucesso. The quality of the food and the attention to detail in each vendor's offerings were truly impressive. Whether I was craving tapas, fresh seafood, delectable pastries, or even a refreshing glass of wine, I found it all under one roof. The passion and expertise of the vendors were evident in every bite, making each culinary experience a memorable one. Apart from the delicious food, Mercado Bom Sucesso also boasts a fantastic blend of modern and traditional architecture. The sleek design and thoughtful layout create an inviting space to savor the flavors and immerse oneself in the vibrant atmosphere. It's a perfect spot to enjoy a leisurely meal, catch up with friends, or simply explore the diverse culinary landscape. In summary, Mercado Bom Sucesso is a culinary paradise that left me utterly impressed. Its incredible range of food options, reminiscent of the Mercado San Miguel in Madrid, makes it a must-visit for any food enthusiast. I can't wait to return and discover more culinary treasures in this charming market. Highly recommended!

Eric Hebert

If you're in Porto and you are hungry this is the place to go! Especially if you're in a group and can't decide on what to eat - Mercado Bom Sucesso has you covered. There's about 30 different Restaurants ranging from seafood over burger, tacos, bowls and plenty more. There's basically something for every taste + a stand that offers draft beer from all over the world. The architecture is also quite nice, with huge glass windows on both sides of the building letting plenty of sunlight in and making it a nice place to hang out for a while. There's also café with outside terraces if you wanna enjoy some more sunlight. If you go there, I recommend taking the metro to the Casa da Musica station and taking a short walk through the beautiful Praça de Mouzinho de Albuquerque park. It takes only 5-10 min and it's the way easier route, since when you come from the other side, you will have a considerable walk/climb up the hill to master before getting some delicious food. ;)

Benyamin Rahmani

Inside is a food court with some cultural diversity and options with good taste. You can get food, beverages and enjoy entertainment occasionally. The kiosk with the suckling pig seems to be the most recommended. There's also bocadillos and desserts like eclairs from the outpost of the famous Leitaria Qta. do Paço. We were not hungry enough for a meal or even a snack. It's only because a friend recommended we visit and we happened to be passing by that we popped in. Notwithstanding that we didn't eat anything, it was still a nice place to visit. On a Tuesday afternoon around 2.30-2.45pm it wasn't the busiest or full of animation, but everything is open. Follow here and on IG for more travel and food and drink tips, ideas and reviews @one.more.step.along.the.world

J L

Great selection of food stalls inside an airy and spacious structure. Very conveniently located next to Bom Sucesso bus terminal. This urban concept of a food hall is anchored by Hotel Musica on one side, and a supermarket, Continente bom dia on the other side. Different seating options available, some with charging plugs on the side. Additional seating and restaurants on the mezzanine level too. Besides the amazing selection of cuisines, the stalls remain open between lunch and dinner, a bit of a rarity in Porto. Popular with both locals and visitors alike. Highly recommend the pork sandwich at O Forno do Leitão do Zé - Sandes de Leitão

Sheila Harjani

Excellent food hall with lots of quality mainly Portuguese style food outlets. There is a fantastic bar in the middle with so many good beers on draft that it's difficult to select which one to drink. There are outlets with meat dishes, seafood, salads and vegetable based dishes and a wide range of sweet treats such as local ice cream and several glorious cake stalls. The crowd is mainly locals and the prices are very reasonable and on the low side. The place is very comfortable, clean and with lots of seats. Brilliant place for groups and a really nice spot to get to try various local dishes and specialities.

shai zach

Disappointing for a european food court. Food we saw was overpriced and mediocre in a pretty touristic way. We tried the Pork and Bean stew which came with rice and some sort of crispy stuff. Taste was like a so so chili ...heavy on the cumin without a lot of other flavor and very light on any meat. Edible but disappointing. We also tried the piglet sandwich which was fine and even nice but overpriced compared to other food in Portugal and even compared to other similar sandwiches in europe. Overall the market while sparkling new was lackluster at best ... and not very busy either.

Lisa Teiger

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