This article details eight iconic Portuguese sandwiches, ranging from the simple Bifana and Prego to the more elaborate Francesinha and others, highlighting ingredients, preparation, and regional variations.
>Sandes de pernil are specifically associated with Casa Guedes in Porto, a no-frills bar that’s become legendary for its mouthwatering sandwiches. At Casa Guedes you can order a simple sandwich with nothing but pork, or choose accompaniments ranging from sheep’s cheese and caramelized onions to brie, arugula, presunto, or even pineapple. When in Porto, it’s pretty much a mandatory stop.
>Sandes de pernil are specifically associated with Casa Guedes in Porto, a no-frills bar that’s become legendary for its mouthwatering sandwiches. At Casa Guedes you can order a simple sandwich with nothing but pork, or choose accompaniments ranging from sheep’s cheese and caramelized onions to brie, arugula, presunto, or even pineapple. When in Porto, it’s pretty much a mandatory stop.
This article details the coffee culture in Portugal, explaining the types of coffee available, how to order them (bica, cimbalinho, galão, etc.), whether to ask for water, and when Portuguese people typically drink coffee.
This article details train travel between Lisbon and Porto, covering options like Alfa Pendular and Intercity trains, ticket purchasing, costs, route information, and tips for travel.
