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O Marisqueira

Specializes in shellfish

A seafood lover’s paradise

Ratings:
4.5
Price:
$$$
Time:
12 PM - 11 PM
01 / The place
Porto

✦ Recommended

Seafood Lovers

✧ The feel

Nautical

📍 Find it

Avenida de Montevideu

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More than a place.

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For those craving fresh, authentic seafood, O Marisqueira is an essential destination in Porto. This seafood restaurant specializes in local shellfish, offering an extensive variety of dishes that capture the essence of Porto’s coastal cuisine. The seafood is freshly sourced from the Atlantic Ocean, providing guests with the freshest crabs, lobsters, and shrimp available. The nautical-themed decor adds to the atmosphere, evoking the spirit of Porto’s maritime history. Whether you’re a seafood connoisseur or a first-time visitor to Porto, O Marisqueira offers a dining experience that’s both authentic and unforgettable. With its casual yet welcoming environment, it’s a great place to immerse yourself in Porto’s coastal culinary culture and enjoy a feast of fresh and flavorful dishes.

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02 / A closer look

The little details.

The setting, the details,
and the feeling of being there.

The place
Porto
A closer look
O Marisqueira
The atmosphere

What to try

Keep it local.

Seafood Restaurant
Tip:

✦ Recommended

Seafood Lovers
Vibe:
Nautical

03 / Plan your visit

Make a little
room in your day.

Everything you need to find your way there.

Get To:

Avenida de Montevideu

https://www.google.com/maps/search/O%20Marisqueira%20Porto

🕒 Opening hours

12 PM - 11 PM

💶 Budget

$$$
Public Transport:

Yes, tram access

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04 / Keep wandering

Stay a little longer.

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Porto, in every direction.

Porto, Portugal’s second-largest city, is world-famous for its wine, particularly port wine, which is produced in the surrounding Douro Valley. The city’s iconic Dom Luís I Bridge spans the Douro River and is a symbol of Porto’s architectural beauty. The historic center of Porto is a UNESCO World Heritage site, with narrow streets, colorful buildings, and ancient churches. The city is also known for its lively food scene, including traditional Portuguese dishes like bacalhau and francesinha, as well as its thriving art and cultural scene.
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A different way into the city

Uncover hidden layers.

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Your own pace
Find your rhythm

12 PM - 11 PM

Find your way
Arrive with ease

Yes, tram access

The atmosphere
The feel of the place

Nautical

Travel like a local

Skip the obvious.
Find your own way.

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