Café Tânger — Restaurant in Porto

We were planning to eat in a different place near by,but the waitress skillfully lured us. The place inside looked a bit sketchy, but we thought: “why don’t give a shot?” :) There were some locals and tourists already eating so that was a good sign. The tables and menus were sticky. We ordered drinks and tripas o porto and a dish with beans with rice. Waitress brought apeetizers which seemed to be cooked in the microwave. Main food was edible, but nothing special. The food looked homemade. After wanting to pay for the food, waitress arrived with desserts, that were later added to the final check. It was fried bread with sugar/cinnamon. It was initially not understandable that we would need to pay for it. Waitress spoke only portuguese so it was difficult with communication. In the end she didn’t bring a check ,but only showed a number on calculator. The place itself raised questions about hygiene and quality. Also the price for all of this wasn’t appropriate, for this amount of money we could eat in Porto centre with much more tastier food. Interesting experience...

Please pass this place by! One of the worst places I've ever been in Porto. We were served by a sociable middle-aged waitress who didn't stop offering many dishes. After our order when we were already eating she brought a plate of different appetizers (although we didn't order) and left it on the table. The food was of average quality. But we felt like at a street market when someone has already put food in your bag and taken your money without your permission. After we asked for the bill, the waitress brought a piece of paper with numbers without naming the dishes. Have you ever paid 40 euros in a...

Short version : We might've got the "tourist price" so wouldn't recommend. Or if we haven't... It's much more expensive than other places, so wouldn't recommend.

We were thirsty, wanted a beer and ended up paying 10 euros for two. My partner went to order the beers, they tried to charge him for food he hadn't ordered, then changed the price when he said no, but still brought some food on our table, which I assume we paid for because 5 euros for two Sagres seemed a bit much in comparison to what we'd had...