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My Coffee Porto
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Nearby attractions
Luís I Bridge
Porto, Portugal
Porto Cathedral
Terreiro da Sé, 4050-573 Porto, Portugal
Fernandine Walls of Porto
Escadas do Caminho Novo 17, 4000-173 Porto, Portugal
Igreja de Santa Clara
Largo Primeiro de Dezembro, 4000-404 Porto, Portugal
Episcopal Palace of Porto
Terreiro da Sé, Porto, Portugal
Burmester
Largo Dom Luís I 1, 4400-111 Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
Jardim do Morro
Jardim do Morro, 4430-210 Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
Caves Cálem
Av. de Diogo Leite 344, 4400-111 Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
Muralha Primitiva do Porto
Calçada de Vandoma, 4000-052 Porto, Portugal
Pillory of Porto
Terreiro da Sé, Porto, Portugal
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Bacchus vini
R. da Lada 14, 4050-328 Porto, Portugal
Guindalense Football Club
Escada dos Guindais 43, 4000-337 Porto, Portugal
Ponte Pensil
R. de Cima do Muro 14, 4000-173 Porto, Portugal
Restaurante Mercearia
Cais da Ribeira 32, 4050-510 Porto, Portugal
Restaurante Avó Maria
Cais da Ribeira 30, 4050-510 Porto, Portugal
Porto Escondido
R. da Lada 68 70, 4050-328 Porto, Portugal
Fiume Douro
Cais da Ribeira 22, 4050-510 Porto, Portugal
Terra Nova
Cais da Ribeira 34, 4050-509 Porto, Portugal
À Bolina
Av. Gustavo Eiffel 204, 4000-279 Porto, Portugal
Arco Das Verdades
Escadas das Verdades 13, 4050-622 Porto, Portugal
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-4050-296, R. do Infante Dom Henrique 1, 4050-297 Porto, Portugal
Feel Porto Codeçal Apartments (Douro River)
Escadas do Codeçal 34, 4000-509 Porto, Portugal
Se Catedral Hotel Porto, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
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Porto River Aparthotel
R. dos Canastreiros 50, 4050-149 Porto, Portugal
Red House by the River
Av. Gustavo Eiffel 218, 4000-279 Porto, Portugal
Ponte D. Luis I Apartments
Av. Gustavo Eiffel 294, 4000-279 Porto, Portugal
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My Coffee Porto

Escadas do Codeçal 22, 4000-173 Porto, Portugal
4.5(766)
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attractions: Luís I Bridge, Porto Cathedral, Fernandine Walls of Porto, Igreja de Santa Clara, Episcopal Palace of Porto, Burmester, Jardim do Morro, Caves Cálem, Muralha Primitiva do Porto, Pillory of Porto, restaurants: Bacchus vini, Guindalense Football Club, Ponte Pensil, Restaurante Mercearia, Restaurante Avó Maria, Porto Escondido, Fiume Douro, Terra Nova, À Bolina, Arco Das Verdades
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+351 964 850 854
Website
mycoffeeporto.com

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Featured dishes

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Pastel De Nata
Muffin/Queque
Croissant Clásico
Croissant Com Nutella
Croissant Misto

Reviews

Nearby attractions of My Coffee Porto

Luís I Bridge

Porto Cathedral

Fernandine Walls of Porto

Igreja de Santa Clara

Episcopal Palace of Porto

Burmester

Jardim do Morro

Caves Cálem

Muralha Primitiva do Porto

Pillory of Porto

Luís I Bridge

Luís I Bridge

4.8

(29.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Porto Cathedral

Porto Cathedral

4.6

(12.8K)

Open until 5:30 PM
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Fernandine Walls of Porto

Fernandine Walls of Porto

4.4

(670)

Open 24 hours
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Igreja de Santa Clara

Igreja de Santa Clara

4.7

(771)

Open until 5:30 PM
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Things to do nearby

Uncover Portos history with a local guide
Uncover Portos history with a local guide
Sun, Jan 11 • 3:30 PM
4050-161, Porto, Portugal
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Pastel de Nata workshop & Cocktails in Porto
Pastel de Nata workshop & Cocktails in Porto
Mon, Jan 12 • 10:00 AM
4000-165, Porto, Portugal
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Paint azulejos in Porto
Paint azulejos in Porto
Sun, Jan 11 • 3:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of My Coffee Porto

Bacchus vini

Guindalense Football Club

Ponte Pensil

Restaurante Mercearia

Restaurante Avó Maria

Porto Escondido

Fiume Douro

Terra Nova

À Bolina

Arco Das Verdades

Bacchus vini

Bacchus vini

4.8

(463)

$$

Closed
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Guindalense Football Club

Guindalense Football Club

4.5

(1.3K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Ponte Pensil

Ponte Pensil

3.7

(645)

$$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Restaurante Mercearia

Restaurante Mercearia

4.2

(1.8K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Виктория МагуйлоВиктория Магуйло
If you're looking for a fantastic spot to enjoy some of the best coffee in Porto, you simply cannot miss this gem. Nestled in a charming part of the city, it offers not only an impressive selection of high-quality coffee but also a delightful brunch menu that caters to various tastes. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty breakfast or a light snack, you'll find something to satisfy your cravings. What sets this place apart is the incredibly friendly and helpful staff. They go above and beyond to ensure you have a pleasant experience, whether you're a coffee connoisseur seeking the perfect brew or a first-time visitor looking for recommendations. Their passion for coffee is evident, and they are always eager to share their knowledge and help you choose the right beans to take home. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. The combination of great coffee, delicious food, and exceptional service makes it one of the best spots in Porto. Whether you're catching up with friends, enjoying a quiet moment alone, or exploring the local café scene, this is a must-visit destination that will surely leave a lasting impression.
Maggie LaureMaggie Laure
Amazing place to get a coffee with a view. The taste of the coffee was delightful but was spoiled by the awful service. Young ladies laughing behind the counter (4 of them) and only one working hard to please the customers. How come they are 5 staff, and we were not even 10 clients (5-6 tables max) and they couldn’t even handle such simple orders on time. People were waiting for their orders while they were slowly preparing coffee and food while chitchatting. Dirty dishes were piled up on one table in front of us. New clients were not given a menu but had to ask for one, which one staff replied to take the menu hanged on the side. The only lady who was working did swipe the floor while we were drinking coffee there. Very bad service for such a good spot in Porto. The owner should know about this and have a review on the staff.
J KJ K
Very small café, located on the right-hand side as soon as you go up the stairs from underneath the bridge (it’s the first door or terrace you'll see on the right — right side of the photo, first door). The staff were very friendly. The prices aren’t cheap, but Porto’s prices in general have surprised me, so taking that into account, it’s a good option. The coffee is large and of good quality. The views are spectacular, but there are only 3 tables on the terrace. That said, we went around 11:40 a.m. and it was almost empty. They don’t have much variety, but it’s a charming, well-kept café with attentive and approachable staff, and quality coffee. You can pay by card.
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If you're looking for a fantastic spot to enjoy some of the best coffee in Porto, you simply cannot miss this gem. Nestled in a charming part of the city, it offers not only an impressive selection of high-quality coffee but also a delightful brunch menu that caters to various tastes. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty breakfast or a light snack, you'll find something to satisfy your cravings. What sets this place apart is the incredibly friendly and helpful staff. They go above and beyond to ensure you have a pleasant experience, whether you're a coffee connoisseur seeking the perfect brew or a first-time visitor looking for recommendations. Their passion for coffee is evident, and they are always eager to share their knowledge and help you choose the right beans to take home. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. The combination of great coffee, delicious food, and exceptional service makes it one of the best spots in Porto. Whether you're catching up with friends, enjoying a quiet moment alone, or exploring the local café scene, this is a must-visit destination that will surely leave a lasting impression.
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Amazing place to get a coffee with a view. The taste of the coffee was delightful but was spoiled by the awful service. Young ladies laughing behind the counter (4 of them) and only one working hard to please the customers. How come they are 5 staff, and we were not even 10 clients (5-6 tables max) and they couldn’t even handle such simple orders on time. People were waiting for their orders while they were slowly preparing coffee and food while chitchatting. Dirty dishes were piled up on one table in front of us. New clients were not given a menu but had to ask for one, which one staff replied to take the menu hanged on the side. The only lady who was working did swipe the floor while we were drinking coffee there. Very bad service for such a good spot in Porto. The owner should know about this and have a review on the staff.
Maggie Laure

Maggie Laure

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Very small café, located on the right-hand side as soon as you go up the stairs from underneath the bridge (it’s the first door or terrace you'll see on the right — right side of the photo, first door). The staff were very friendly. The prices aren’t cheap, but Porto’s prices in general have surprised me, so taking that into account, it’s a good option. The coffee is large and of good quality. The views are spectacular, but there are only 3 tables on the terrace. That said, we went around 11:40 a.m. and it was almost empty. They don’t have much variety, but it’s a charming, well-kept café with attentive and approachable staff, and quality coffee. You can pay by card.
J K

J K

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4.5
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1.0
1y

Vou escrever esta crítica em Português, porque o problema começou aí. Passei pelo café várias vezes e hoje arranjei um tempinho para ir experimentar o espaço.

O espaço estava meio confuso, cheio de gente (tudo turistas), mas pedi ao balcão um café comprido e um queque de chocolate. Os empregados pareciam todos estrangeiros, mas já fui a vários espaços assim e isso não costuma ser uma barreira. Passado um bocado, o empregado trouxe-me um pingo. Repeti-lhe o pedido. Outro, trouxe-me uma meia de leite.

Exasperado, disse-lhe em Inglês que era óptimo que tivessem pessoas que falassem Inglês, mas seria de esperar que tivessem pessoas que compreendessem os locais. O empregado diz-me, em Inglês, "mas afinal o que quer?".

Expliquei-lhe em Inglês o que queria e ele, sem mais, chama o gerente, que veio logo cheio de agressividade, perguntar "o que é que se passa?", em Português. Expliquei-lhe, e ele mudou logo para um sorriso, pediu desculpa e foi falar com a equipa. Pude ouvir perfeitamente ele a dizer-lhes "ele não está sempre a mudar de pedido. A questão é mesmo essa." .

Entretanto, lá me trouxeram o que pedi (finalmente). Ainda assim, tive de pedir os guardanapos à mesa ao lad - porque a formação que dão aos funcionários não inclui a informação que sempre que levam de comer para uma mesa, devem incluir guardanapos.

No final, ao pagar, perguntei ao gerente de onde ele era, porque percebi que apesar de falar Português, tinha sotaque. Ou seja, percebeu a necessidade e fez o esforço de saber falar a língua. De outro modo, eu nem sequer teria o que queria. Por isso, faz sentido haver gente que fale Português no café.

Tentei explicar-lhe que deviam tentar ensinar pelo menos o vocabulário típico de café que usamos cá. Ele tornou-se super-defensivo, a dizer que o problema era EU, que falava baixo e que eles estavam perfeitamente preparados para atender em Português. O que é notoriamente falso. Os rapazes que me atenderam tinham óbvia dificuldade em entender, quando passavam as frases mais básicas.

O gerente ou lá quem ele é, tentou dar-me uma lição de moral sobre o esforço que eles faziam para estar ali. Sim, eu sei isso, mas ainda assim gostaria de ser atendido. Em todo o atendimento ao público há um standard mínimo. Se a pessoa quiser atender ao público, tem de estar apresentável, tem de ser cortês, saber lidar com uma reclamação e ENTENDER O QUE É PEDIDO.

Tentei explicar-lhe que já tinha estado daquele lado e que, nessa altura, eu tinha de saber Inglês, Francês, Espanhol e Alemão. A resposta dele? "Que bom para si".

E ainda tentou desviar a questão para o facto de eu "não poder esperar um ou dois minutos". O problema nunca foi esse, apesar de ele não saber a minha pressa. Não lhe cabe a ele julgar isso.

Muito menos o problema será eu ser atendido por pessoas de outros países, como ele estava a tentar dar a entender. Se fosses, estaríamos com um grande problema, tendo em conta a quantidade de estrangeiros presentes nA Hotelaria. Passaria os dias em discussões.

Como lhe disse, o que está mal é eles contratarem as pessoas e não lhes darem formação (falhanço da gestão), porque estão preocupados apenas com os turistas. Que achava muito bonito ele estar a defender a equipa dele, mas o problema está do lado da gestão, que é quem selecciona o pessoal e tem obrigação de o formar. Se as pessoas não têm perfil, o cargo não é para elas.

Ele respondeu-me que então eu fosse a outros cafés. O que, garantidamente, farei. Para um café que quer ser visto como "especialty", nem os standards mínimos respeita. Parece-me que o papel de inadequação passa também pela própria gestão, que não sabe sequer receber uma crítica construtiva como "ensinem-lhes as palavras que usamos, para mesmo que não entendam nada do que dizemos, reconheçam o que está a ser pedido, em vez de axhar qhe somos todos uma caricatura bidimensional, qhs só bebe pingos".

Imagine-se se eu tivesse pedido "um cimbalino comprido".

Já agora... O queque era bom, mas o café veio queimado. E paguei €3 por isto. O que vale é que aquele café já passou de mão sei lá...

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5.0
1y

If you're looking for a fantastic spot to enjoy some of the best coffee in Porto, you simply cannot miss this gem. Nestled in a charming part of the city, it offers not only an impressive selection of high-quality coffee but also a delightful brunch menu that caters to various tastes. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty breakfast or a light snack, you'll find something to satisfy your cravings.

What sets this place apart is the incredibly friendly and helpful staff. They go above and beyond to ensure you have a pleasant experience, whether you're a coffee connoisseur seeking the perfect brew or a first-time visitor looking for recommendations. Their passion for coffee is evident, and they are always eager to share their knowledge and help you choose the right beans to take home.

I cannot recommend this place highly enough. The combination of great coffee, delicious food, and exceptional service makes it one of the best spots in Porto. Whether you're catching up with friends, enjoying a quiet moment alone, or exploring the local café scene, this is a must-visit destination that will surely leave a...

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1.0
4y

Visited the place last week having had high hopes based on google reviews and other online recommendations. Sadly, we were utterly disappointed by the experience: we ordered espresso martinis and a simple capuccino with oat milk, and, honestly, everything was horrendous. Firstly, the martinis were for some reason warm and had milk in them, with a milk froth on top - a complete catfish. At this point it is basically a different drink. After us drinking a little bit, the bartender approached us and said that this is 'his reiteration' of the drink as the weather is cold now. I'm fine with personal interpretations but one really needs to be informed beforehand about it. Secondly, the capuccino was very diluted and had a weird bitter taste, making it almost undrinkable - three people could not collectivelly finish that nightmarish coffee. Finally, the coffe shop itself seemed very clustered and tastelessly decorated, taking away a lot from the experience. All of this is unfortunate as with horrendous drinks and a bad interior, it is impossible to enjoy the amazing view from the...

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