FINALLY, we had a PROPER Francesinha thanks to Joel's insider knowledge. It's been so much more relaxing traveling around Portugal this time since we don't have to deal with any driving or planning ourselves. We just tag along and let Joel show us what worth seeing and doing and that works very well! If you are thinking about going to Portugal don't hesitate sending an e-mail to Patricia from Sagres Vacations (Patricia.C@SagresVacations.com). Whatever you want to see or do, she will help you plan your dream trip to Portugal! See you in the next video where we go to beautiful Douro Valley! 😍
@@joenandamalie now with benfica bringing brasilians internationals like Everton, and Verthongen Walshimidt or Cavani that is coming....i really doub that :D D I am a Porto fan and i believe we will win again with yoga and mental strenght! :D :D Brahimi is coming back!
I have lived in both Lisbon and Porto as a foreigner / immigrant and my opinion of this is: Lisbon is so much prettier with the colorful houses and that beautiful bridge in Alcantara. The sunsets in Lisbon are gorgeous, the light is just different, and it is always sunny unlike in Porto. If i was gonna have a vacation, I choose Lisbon. But as an immigrant working here I choose to live in Porto / North of portugal so I can live like a local with budget friendly rent (Lisbon rents are just insane) and more nature around me and better food and I feel like the locals in Porto are just so much more warm and welcoming. of course all of this is just from my limited experiences in portugal so far
@Gehn Saavedro i mean porto IS beautiful in a kind of melancholic, haunting way. i mean the architecture is stunning. it is just that, for example, try to go to cais do sodre or the docas in alcantara on any random afternoon and watch the sunset and somebody pllaying guitar in the background or whatnot. i mean, the beauty in lisbon is more like a feeling, you know. it is not just the aesthetics of it. it's like it's bright and happy and everything is well.
@@karenimperial2494 It's funny having people saying that Porto is melancholic, because is one the last words any Porto citizen wants to hear. That's nothing of melancholic with Porto, when the atmosphere is so welcoming and vibrant. Porto is a unique at is one way.
Next must visit Minho - Viana do Castelo, Braga, Barcelos, Ponte de Lima, Arcos de Valdevez, Caminha, Vila nova de Cerveira (The most beautiful swing in Portugal), Valença, Monção, Melgaço, Parque Natural do Geres, etc...
I was born in Lisbon, I live in Lisbon for 22 years. I'm 23 now, and I'm living in Porto district, very close to Estadio do Dragão (Dragon Stadium) And I can say, Porto district it's much more better than Lisbon, the life style, the streets, the food, and the people are very different. And I can say I love Porto so much on my first year. I don't switch Porto for Lisbon in my life! Never
Nunca vivi no Porto mas acredito. Vivi em Lisboa por obrigação profissional e estava mortinho por voltar ao Minho. Não tem nada a ver. Agora com a invasão ainda devia estar pior que no meu tempo.
Omg yeeeeeeeees! I've been waiting for this eheh You have to eat it with fries too! Porto is definitely my favorite city eveeeeeeeer!!! I'm recommending 4 restaurants that make the best francesinha I've ever tried: - Brasão in Porto (there's many but my favorite one is the one next to the coliseu) - Cervejaria São Miguel in Lixa, ( Felgueiras) Porto - Âncora d'ouro in Figueiró, Amarante - Taberna Mat's in Maçorra, Felgueiras Hope you visit some of this next time :)
I love arcadia, but you actually passed in front of the best Chocolateria in the country - Chocolateria Equador, in Rua das Flores. For every chocolate lover that comes to Porto - that stop is mandatory.
Thank you for another informative and amazing video. On our next trip to PT we will definitely visit Porto. That dish you made at the studio, what was it called? Is it possible to get the recipe? And that pie at the end, what was that? Looked amazing!!! You really didn't know mussels in wine sauce come from Brussels? I wish you would recreate these recipes on your food blog, Amalie! Well done. Once again!
there is NO wine in Brussels Mussels!!!!!!!! they screwed you over,i wrote the recipe here in the comments,there is only celery and a leak and onions in REAL Belgian Mussels,believe me I make them for more than 50 years,some cooks like to improvise but that has nothing to do with traditional Belgian mussels!!
@@999carlosjorge I appreciate your response. However, my friend is from Antwerp and she taught me how to steam mussels using a bit if dry white wine, after frying up a bit of leeks, garlic and carrots. To each their own, I guess. I was looking for the recipe of the seafood dish they made in the special domed pot, not the mussel recipe. 🙂
Hi Classy Couple - the francesinha looks fantastic. I think one would be plenty for two or 3!!! I can't wait until my hubby and I can experience it. Where did you stay when in Porto??? The hotel/villa looks amazing along with the restaurant. (It would be nice if you provided links in your info box- I use them all the time) I checked out Sagres Vacations website. Too funny it's HQ'd in the US. It's nice not to have to call overseas or deal with a time zone change. Joen you are a master with the drone. My hats off to you!! Looking forward to the next video.
Hey Helen! You will love the francesinha!! The hote is Vila Foz Hotel & Spa. It’s a wonderful hote with a unique location by the water. And yep, Sagres Vacations is in Boston (and also Porto), so they able to serve everyone! Hope you get to plan a trip with them soon! Cheers :)
there's many hotels in town, you can check out Yeatman too, which belongs to one of the Port groups... plus Intercontinental, many boutique hotels... btw, local dish and which is being overshadowed nowadays is tripas à moda do Porto. Tripe is what locals kept after giving the meat to the navigators, as per the legend. That's why they are "tripeiros"
Hi Helen! We have set up an office here in the states and one in Portugal to be able to accommodate everyone's time zone. While you plan we are here and ready to help and when you go over to Portugal, you have a local office if you need anything at a time that the US isn't open. it makes it a million times easier for you! The other great part about the 2 locations is the ability to take either USD or the Euro! Let me know if you need any help :)
@@joenandamalie Thank you so much for the hotel name. I'm not sure when we will be able to travel to Portugal. Right now the USA is persona non grata in Europe 😪😪😪.
@@linogalveias Yes I know about the Yeatman. That hotel looked fabulous as well. I believe Classy Couple had a drink on the veranda when they last visited Porto. It's in one of their Porto videos. Tripe is also used in a Mexican soup called menudos, Cubans fry it and serve it with a sofrito and white rice. Thank you for the suggestions.
Regarding comparing cities , Lisbon of course ... Just this amazing Tagus/Tejo river and a other world sunset viewd near the river ... What a life . But Porto have so much culture ...
Well, as a proud Portuguese citizen, I would pick Porto. Lisbon is amazing, you have a lot of events there, it's an old amazing city.But Porto is smaller and people are friendlier.They have time to listen to you and engage in a conversation...
@@familyontherun there have been reports on attacks on children by them. Iker Casillas the famous keeper had luck only lost track on his fresh cheese :) twitter.com/English_AS/status/1052531538162790401/photo/2
To kill some calories 2 walk suggestions: Passadiços do Paiva (Arouca geopark) and Santiago trail along the coastline from Labruge to Vila do Conde(~11km): Castro de Sampaio, beaches almost desert and grilled fish at Vila Cha. Take the metro or Uber to come back to Porto
@@hmtml9 já comi e é muito boa e parecida. Mas a da belga só há uma e a afluência fala por si, já ninguém precisa de dizer que é tão boa. Quando é o nosso gosto pessoal é uma coisa, mas quando é de milhares de pessoas...
Cufra is brilliant, but I disagree with "the best". It's up there, that's for sure, but I have a hard time stating one as "the best". You need to try: Santiago, Bufete Fase, Capa Negra II and Cervejaria Galiza and see for yourself... sure It might take a week, but what better excuse do you need to spend a week in Porto? :D
congrats for the good job i love your chanel and im portuguese you need to go city name Tomar city is very nice city for visit and is one hour from lisbon
I agree, Porto with better architecture, Lisboa with better food. My favorite francesinha is at Bufete Fase. My favorite Port bar is Bacchus Vini on the Riberia close to the bridge.
Hey Amelie and Joen. So how was the cataplana? Bette than the mussels? After covid I need to go to so many places in Portugal. I only stop at Lisbon eheheh! Nice vlog!
Quem não vai ao Afonso, na torrinha, não sabe onde é a melhor francesinha! Ainda por cima com o mini “museu” dedicado a Ayrton Senna a servir de fundo!
You definitely should go to Braga and try the francesinha ofTaberna Belga. You can say the origin of francesinhas is in Porto but, Taberna Belga francesinha is wayyy better from the ones i tried in Porto. it has nothing to do with the way they prepare it in Porto, Braga francesinha is something to die for!
Lisbon has overall more sun and more events/things to do otherwise Porto is way better city mostly because of food, architecture and of course People. People from porto are much more authentic and warm compared to "alfacinhas"
Lisboa became so touristic that she has lost her "soul"... you need to search deeply to find the true Lisboa. But in Porto, his soul remains. There is many tourist-like spots in Porto, but to feel the real authenticity in Porto is much easier. The food is better in Porto, the people are nicer in Porto, they will seem rough at first sight, but once you get a smile fom them, you'll have a friend that will invite you for the sunday lunch with their family and invite you to come back each time you are near by. Porto is "darker" often, it's not so shiny as Lisbon, but that is his real charm. Is like a rock that you discover and you don't give much credit in the begining, but once you look right into its interior, in its soul, you discover the most amazing diamond. Porto, you don't see. You feel him. And that is why Porto is the most beautiful city in the world to me. It feels like I'm home, even it's not my hometown. If you spend a week in Porto, you'll fall in love and you'll understand exactly what I'm saying, because he is not at sight. Learn potuguese and then go out though the streets and talk to people. You'll see the true (Portu)gal. (And yes, Lisbon is a yound lady in a sunday light dress and Porto is a gentleman in a suit, with his hat and cane).
Where for you can we find the best francheshina? A Regaleira ( its birthplace) Or Restaurante O Afonso ( Anthony Boirdain's choice) or Brasao Allados or Cafe Santiago ?
Ainda não comeram o prato mais tradicional do Porto que são as Tripas. Os Portuenses têm muito orgulho de serem conhecidos por Tripeiros. Já agora para saberem na zona dos "Mouros" as tripas são conhecidas por dobrada.
6:00 - Smart man, Amalie, smart man. Do you know what Coke is good for? Cleaning toilets. Oh, and Joen was right: beer with Sprite is called "panaché". 8:55 - Between Lisbon and Porto I choose Almourol. 14:17 - I bet that after that workshop Amalie is not gonna cook anything again without a "refogado" first. ; )
Seagulls in Porto are way more aggressive. I feel that Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia are more close and the interesting buildings, streets and views are more close. In Lisboa there are clusters of old and interesting streets that are far away. Also Lisbon may have more interesting new buildings but also less preserved architecture.
Porto is the city, for me, in the Mainland. Since my first time there (just for a couple of hours), I became a big fan of that city. Lisbon isn't the same for me. For living, definitely Porto. But.... nothing better than my island! :P
@@MrMB2652 tripas à moda do Porto! Bifanas from Conga, frango assado, prego no prato, the fish and seafood, bacalhau or polvo à lagareiro, bacalhau à Gomes de Sá or Zé do Pipo....
FINALLY, we had a PROPER Francesinha thanks to Joel's insider knowledge. It's been so much more relaxing traveling around Portugal this time since we don't have to deal with any driving or planning ourselves. We just tag along and let Joel show us what worth seeing and doing and that works very well! If you are thinking about going to Portugal don't hesitate sending an e-mail to Patricia from Sagres Vacations (Patricia.C@SagresVacations.com). Whatever you want to see or do, she will help you plan your dream trip to Portugal! See you in the next video where we go to beautiful Douro Valley! 😍
When you come too Famalicão
When they win the league 🤣🤣
@@joenandamalie never loool
@@joenandamalie 😂😂😂😂🍀🌹
@@joenandamalie now with benfica bringing brasilians internationals like Everton, and Verthongen Walshimidt or Cavani that is coming....i really doub that :D D I am a Porto fan and i believe we will win again with yoga and mental strenght! :D :D Brahimi is coming back!
portugal is a Beautiful country in many ways, I pick Porto. Cheers from USA
I have lived in both Lisbon and Porto as a foreigner / immigrant and my opinion of this is: Lisbon is so much prettier with the colorful houses and that beautiful bridge in Alcantara. The sunsets in Lisbon are gorgeous, the light is just different, and it is always sunny unlike in Porto. If i was gonna have a vacation, I choose Lisbon. But as an immigrant working here I choose to live in Porto / North of portugal so I can live like a local with budget friendly rent (Lisbon rents are just insane) and more nature around me and better food and I feel like the locals in Porto are just so much more warm and welcoming. of course all of this is just from my limited experiences in portugal so far
@Gehn Saavedro i mean porto IS beautiful in a kind of melancholic, haunting way. i mean the architecture is stunning. it is just that, for example, try to go to cais do sodre or the docas in alcantara on any random afternoon and watch the sunset and somebody pllaying guitar in the background or whatnot. i mean, the beauty in lisbon is more like a feeling, you know. it is not just the aesthetics of it. it's like it's bright and happy and everything is well.
I like more Porto
I definitely relate to this comment.
Porto is the portuguese capital of bridges.
@@karenimperial2494 It's funny having people saying that Porto is melancholic, because is one the last words any Porto citizen wants to hear. That's nothing of melancholic with Porto, when the atmosphere is so welcoming and vibrant. Porto is a unique at is one way.
Next must visit Minho - Viana do Castelo, Braga, Barcelos, Ponte de Lima, Arcos de Valdevez, Caminha, Vila nova de Cerveira (The most beautiful swing in Portugal), Valença, Monção, Melgaço, Parque Natural do Geres, etc...
Só vão onde lhes patrocinam. Que fiquem longe do Portugal real.
My favourite city. I love Porto . This video is so well made . Is tastefully CLASSY . Well done guy's. 👍🤠🤠
I choose winter in Lisbon, summer in Porto... that will be perfect
interesting why winter in lisbon?
easyifyoutry Winter in Lisbon is warmer and sunnier than winter in Porto...
Oh ok good to know!
Porto and the north is the best because of the people! but food, living cost and other factors are also very strong!
Another fantastic video guys! And you have made everyone in the US office have major saudades of the Francesinha and the Port Tonic!
You got a beautiful sunny day in Porto, that B-roll looked amazing over the river. Thanks for sharing your adventures once again :)
Thanks, Ivo! It was so good to finally get a sunny day in Porto after several failed attempts!
I didn't go to porto for over 35years but I love it
Ok...I have something new and full of sense: " Braga prays, Coimbra studies, Porto works and Lisboa spends"....Briliant....☺👍👌✌👏👏👏👏
As a Portuguese immigrant in Belgium, those mussels look DAMN GOOD! Até breve Portugal, esta quase
The only thing I like in Lisbon is the sign "Porto-300klm"
that joke its from Lisbon...."the best thing about Porto is the sign for Lisbon" lol
@@br3menPT prova lá isso então. Essa piada nem portuguesa é, mas pra vocês é tudo de lisboa xD
@@NeoLuso4600 Para voces? Dás como certo que sou de Lx? Ai esse trauma em relação à capital :D
@@br3menPT Basta ler as respostas azedas que dás a quem fala bem do Porto. E trauma? Pf... O nome é Portugal não é Lisbogal. Cya
@@NeoLuso4600 falar bem do Porto tb eu falo lol isso é fácil ainda mais sendo a cidade do meu clube :) Cya!
comparar lisboa à magnifica cidade invicta é um insulto! PORTO HOJE E SEMPRE! "binde pra festa" ;)
É por isso que a cada duas palavras vos sai um impropério da boca?
@@ruirodrigues5433 tas com um melao que ainda dormes na rua? ja passaram tantos dias e ainda nao consegues entrar em casa ?
Não há comparação possível....Lisboa é Lisboa, Porto é o Porto.
@@ruirodrigues5433 Ambas bonitas e ambas profundamente diferentes. Abraços!
I'm sooooo glad that you were in my city.
Once again, a great job! Thanks for sharing 👍
Porto é uma bela cidade!
Porto always
Porto is amazing 💙 have fun guys and enjoy the sun 🌞 here in madeira its always amaizing ahah 🤩
I was born in Lisbon, I live in Lisbon for 22 years.
I'm 23 now, and I'm living in Porto district, very close to Estadio do Dragão (Dragon Stadium)
And I can say, Porto district it's much more better than Lisbon, the life style, the streets, the food, and the people are very different. And I can say I love Porto so much on my first year.
I don't switch Porto for Lisbon in my life! Never
How about weather?
se calhar eras da periferia podre de Lisboa lol
because you are a hooligan,why don't you say that straight away hahaha i believe that only the Porto women are better than in Lisbon
@@MadinaVadache what about it? Go to scandinavia and then talk about bad weather! Ignorant!
Nunca vivi no Porto mas acredito. Vivi em Lisboa por obrigação profissional e estava mortinho por voltar ao Minho. Não tem nada a ver. Agora com a invasão ainda devia estar pior que no meu tempo.
Omg yeeeeeeeees! I've been waiting for this eheh
You have to eat it with fries too!
Porto is definitely my favorite city eveeeeeeeer!!!
I'm recommending 4 restaurants that make the best francesinha I've ever tried:
- Brasão in Porto (there's many but my favorite one is the one next to the coliseu)
- Cervejaria São Miguel in Lixa, ( Felgueiras) Porto
- Âncora d'ouro in Figueiró, Amarante
- Taberna Mat's in Maçorra, Felgueiras
Hope you visit some of this next time :)
Porto is my favorite if I were to choose between Lisbon and Porto.
I love arcadia, but you actually passed in front of the best Chocolateria in the country - Chocolateria Equador, in Rua das Flores. For every chocolate lover that comes to Porto - that stop is mandatory.
Don't even mencinoned the "Chocolatoria Equador". 😂 😋 It's almost a Porto ex-libris.
So difficult but Lisbon will always be my favourite city in Europe and hopefully will be there the end of September. x
@Yeah Nah you have problems dealing with different opinions don't you?
@Yeah Nah let me guess, anyone who disagree your opinion is wrong, right?
I believe the best Francesinha is from Brasão in Aliados. You need to try it. Enjoy
Really enjoyed! The serralves gardens are very beautiful. I'm waiting for the next video!
Até LEGO e obrigadiiiiiinho 😂
Viva o Porto!
Oh... my... God!
That francesinha!
That city!
This vídeo!
Thank you for another informative and amazing video. On our next trip to PT we will definitely visit Porto. That dish you made at the studio, what was it called? Is it possible to get the recipe? And that pie at the end, what was that? Looked amazing!!! You really didn't know mussels in wine sauce come from Brussels? I wish you would recreate these recipes on your food blog, Amalie! Well done. Once again!
there is NO wine in Brussels Mussels!!!!!!!! they screwed you over,i wrote the recipe here in the comments,there is only celery and a leak and onions in REAL Belgian Mussels,believe me I make them for more than 50 years,some cooks like to improvise but that has nothing to do with traditional Belgian mussels!!
@@999carlosjorge I appreciate your response. However, my friend is from Antwerp and she taught me how to steam mussels using a bit if dry white wine, after frying up a bit of leeks, garlic and carrots. To each their own, I guess. I was looking for the recipe of the seafood dish they made in the special domed pot, not the mussel recipe. 🙂
Hi Classy Couple - the francesinha looks fantastic. I think one would be plenty for two or 3!!! I can't wait until my hubby and I can experience it. Where did you stay when in Porto??? The hotel/villa looks amazing along with the restaurant. (It would be nice if you provided links in your info box- I use them all the time) I checked out Sagres Vacations website. Too funny it's HQ'd in the US. It's nice not to have to call overseas or deal with a time zone change. Joen you are a master with the drone. My hats off to you!! Looking forward to the next video.
Hey Helen! You will love the francesinha!! The hote is Vila Foz Hotel & Spa. It’s a wonderful hote with a unique location by the water. And yep, Sagres Vacations is in Boston (and also Porto), so they able to serve everyone! Hope you get to plan a trip with them soon! Cheers :)
there's many hotels in town, you can check out Yeatman too, which belongs to one of the Port groups... plus Intercontinental, many boutique hotels...
btw, local dish and which is being overshadowed nowadays is tripas à moda do Porto. Tripe is what locals kept after giving the meat to the navigators, as per the legend. That's why they are "tripeiros"
Hi Helen! We have set up an office here in the states and one in Portugal to be able to accommodate everyone's time zone. While you plan we are here and ready to help and when you go over to Portugal, you have a local office if you need anything at a time that the US isn't open. it makes it a million times easier for you! The other great part about the 2 locations is the ability to take either USD or the Euro! Let me know if you need any help :)
@@joenandamalie Thank you so much for the hotel name. I'm not sure when we will be able to travel to Portugal. Right now the USA is persona non grata in Europe 😪😪😪.
@@linogalveias Yes I know about the Yeatman. That hotel looked fabulous as well. I believe Classy Couple had a drink on the veranda when they last visited Porto. It's in one of their Porto videos. Tripe is also used in a Mexican soup called menudos, Cubans fry it and serve it with a sofrito and white rice. Thank you for the suggestions.
PORTO is of course ( by far) the best place of Portugal!!! Is there any doubts about it?!?
💙🤍
PS: but I love all places of my beloved country 🇵🇹✌️
Regarding comparing cities , Lisbon of course ... Just this amazing Tagus/Tejo river and a other world sunset viewd near the river ... What a life . But Porto have so much culture ...
I Don't know when you came here, but today August 17 it's raining like hell and cold XD
Porto!!
I really Love your videos👏 Thanks for "take me" with U 😉👏🇵🇹
You are very welcome, Ana! Thanks for watching!
Every corner in Portugal has something special depend what people like
love your videos so much
I eat one yesterday at Santa Francesinha in Porto
Well, as a proud Portuguese citizen, I would pick Porto. Lisbon is amazing, you have a lot of events there, it's an old amazing city.But Porto is smaller and people are friendlier.They have time to listen to you and engage in a conversation...
what does the portugues people feel of the architecture of the shopping centre in Amoreiras?
I find it very ugly. In fact, everything that architect did, is horrible.
You guys... that was so interesting thank you ... I plan to be in Portugal next June and July so I’m getting so much insight from your blogs 👏🏾👏🏾
I have a question - did you have trouble flying your drone in Porto? We almost lost it because of the seagulls 😄
those seagulls bastards think drones are food :D
paulo r q they really do. We had a hard time filming there, but we risked it and luckily we still own the drone :)
Same 😅
@@familyontherun
there have been reports on attacks on children by them. Iker Casillas the famous keeper had luck only lost track on his fresh cheese :)
twitter.com/English_AS/status/1052531538162790401/photo/2
paulo r q that is crazy! How did he capture the picture like that?!
Amanhã vou para PORTO!!!! Anda em Braga!
Enjoy!
@@joenandamalie 🤟 love
To kill some calories 2 walk suggestions: Passadiços do Paiva (Arouca geopark) and Santiago trail along the coastline from Labruge to Vila do Conde(~11km): Castro de Sampaio, beaches almost desert and grilled fish at Vila Cha. Take the metro or Uber to come back to Porto
Porto 🥰
I live in Margem Sul and I would definitely live in Porto, most beautiful city in the world
I love your obrigadinho, magic.
Go try the Francesinha of Taberna Belga in Braga ASAP!
Tipo, não. xD Se queres boa francesinha no Minho vai à Taberna Londrina a Guimarães. Dá 30-0 à Belga.
@@hmtml9 já comi e é muito boa e parecida.
Mas a da belga só há uma e a afluência fala por si, já ninguém precisa de dizer que é tão boa.
Quando é o nosso gosto pessoal é uma coisa, mas quando é de milhares de pessoas...
hi guys , whats the name of that francesinha restaurant? nice video!!
Cufra is brilliant, but I disagree with "the best". It's up there, that's for sure, but I have a hard time stating one as "the best". You need to try: Santiago, Bufete Fase, Capa Negra II and Cervejaria Galiza and see for yourself... sure It might take a week, but what better excuse do you need to spend a week in Porto? :D
I agree. There are many other places, but Santiago and Capa Negra are excellent. Tapas café also make a wonderful francesinha.
@@mansar172 I haven't tried Tapas yet. I'll make sure to do so soon. Thanks
PORTUGAL.......BEAUTIFUL
I definitely love Porto just a bit more than Lisbon! but just a bit! lol
congrats for the good job i love your chanel and im portuguese you need to go city name Tomar city is very nice city for visit and is one hour from lisbon
I agree, Porto with better architecture, Lisboa with better food. My favorite francesinha is at Bufete Fase. My favorite Port bar is Bacchus Vini on the Riberia close to the bridge.
Awesome aerial footage.As allways fantastic video. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.OBRIGADOS Maaaboyz e até lego.
If you think that Amalie is hotter without makeup and with that after-shower awesome hair, then like my comment!
Olá ! Bom apetite ! Aproveitem bem!🥰🥰😋😋😋😋😋😋😋🥰🥰🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Obrigado, Anabela!
Hey Amelie and Joen. So how was the cataplana? Bette than the mussels? After covid I need to go to so many places in Portugal. I only stop at Lisbon eheheh! Nice vlog!
Afonso's is the best Francesinha!! But yes Cufra's is also good.
We will take that as a challenge. Afonso's will have to serve God's tomato tears to beat Cufra! 😆
Eles não sabem... Pra mim a do Afonso é provavelmente a melhor tambem
Quem não vai ao Afonso, na torrinha, não sabe onde é a melhor francesinha! Ainda por cima com o mini “museu” dedicado a Ayrton Senna a servir de fundo!
@@Vizcaio E do Bourdain xD
Yes!
It's in Afonso. Everyone in Porto knows that! Even Anthony Bourdain agreed.
Que vontade de comer ,,,,,😅😅😅 tudo apetitoso ,comida maravilhosa ...
Joen has some mad camera skills.
You definitely should go to Braga and try the francesinha ofTaberna Belga. You can say the origin of francesinhas is in Porto but, Taberna Belga francesinha is wayyy better from the ones i tried in Porto. it has nothing to do with the way they prepare it in Porto, Braga francesinha is something to die for!
What’s up ma boysss
Lisbon has overall more sun and more events/things to do otherwise Porto is way better city mostly because of food, architecture and of course People. People from porto are much more authentic and warm compared to "alfacinhas"
6:27 mini heart attack with that sauce almost dripping from the plate
Lisboa became so touristic that she has lost her "soul"... you need to search deeply to find the true Lisboa. But in Porto, his soul remains. There is many tourist-like spots in Porto, but to feel the real authenticity in Porto is much easier.
The food is better in Porto, the people are nicer in Porto, they will seem rough at first sight, but once you get a smile fom them, you'll have a friend that will invite you for the sunday lunch with their family and invite you to come back each time you are near by.
Porto is "darker" often, it's not so shiny as Lisbon, but that is his real charm. Is like a rock that you discover and you don't give much credit in the begining, but once you look right into its interior, in its soul, you discover the most amazing diamond.
Porto, you don't see. You feel him. And that is why Porto is the most beautiful city in the world to me. It feels like I'm home, even it's not my hometown.
If you spend a week in Porto, you'll fall in love and you'll understand exactly what I'm saying, because he is not at sight.
Learn potuguese and then go out though the streets and talk to people. You'll see the true (Portu)gal.
(And yes, Lisbon is a yound lady in a sunday light dress and Porto is a gentleman in a suit, with his hat and cane).
Where for you can we find the best francheshina?
A Regaleira ( its birthplace)
Or Restaurante O Afonso ( Anthony Boirdain's choice) or Brasao Allados or
Cafe Santiago ?
PORTO ❤️
Cufra is definetly the go to when it comes to francesinha
entre Lisboa ou Porto escolho BRAGANÇA, HAHAHAHAHA Boa Semana
Come-se muito bem em Bragança! Sou do Porto, e vou lá muitas vezes.
Lindíssima cidade. Adoro as alheiras de Mirandela.
Ainda não comeram o prato mais tradicional do Porto que são as Tripas. Os Portuenses têm muito orgulho de serem conhecidos por Tripeiros. Já agora para saberem na zona dos "Mouros" as tripas são conhecidas por dobrada.
6:00 - Smart man, Amalie, smart man. Do you know what Coke is good for? Cleaning toilets. Oh, and Joen was right: beer with Sprite is called "panaché".
8:55 - Between Lisbon and Porto I choose Almourol.
14:17 - I bet that after that workshop Amalie is not gonna cook anything again without a "refogado" first. ; )
Seagulls in Porto are way more aggressive. I feel that Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia are more close and the interesting buildings, streets and views are more close. In Lisboa there are clusters of old and interesting streets that are far away. Also Lisbon may have more interesting new buildings but also less preserved architecture.
I understand why but i prefer your solo videos.
Porto is the city, for me, in the Mainland.
Since my first time there (just for a couple of hours), I became a big fan of that city.
Lisbon isn't the same for me. For living, definitely Porto.
But.... nothing better than my island! :P
Portugal 🇵🇹
I totally agree with you about modern architecture. It May be pratical but quite awful and some times too grey.
We prefer the small town feel of Porto.
You guys didn’t try the francesinhas in Madeira in Faial ! You should try it and after it we talk 👍
Great video and gorgeous food but would have liked to know some prices.
Im from Porto.
I agree cufra is the best...
PORTO, CARALHO!
Hello! I’m in Lisbon now and driving to Porto later today. What is that delicious looking thing at 8:02 and where can I get it?!
You crack me up!! I Agee regarding chocolate & architecture! & admire you do not suffer fools. Haa! 😂
Can't believe I read the comments, I don't like cheese! Eu nao caro queijo!?
You should try to find the best pataniscas com feijoado.
@@MrMB2652 tripas à moda do Porto! Bifanas from Conga, frango assado, prego no prato, the fish and seafood, bacalhau or polvo à lagareiro, bacalhau à Gomes de Sá or Zé do Pipo....
@@linogalveias Javali at Santa Luzia in Manteigas.
Porto is Porto!!!!!!!!!
Wow! I was in Porto last July, it looks empty. That's my idea of Heaven.
Covid-19! You now?
@@joaosaraiva9425 Não, ele nao sabe que no planeta terra estamos perante uma pandemia. Será um marciano? Abraços!
Porto!
Both are excellent cities, but overall Lisbon is better; better weather, better food, bigger, and better located in Portugal.
Better food? Ahahahah
That's funny.
cufra is good but the sauce in a. cunha II cmon!! but alheiras man!! good choice!! greetings from GAIA!!
We never expected that you guys have so many opinions on what the best francesinha is! 😅
@@joenandamalie ahah!
That's an epic argument in Porto.
Next time come with locals!
I'm not a fishy guy at all, I think I will stick to the francesinha and bochechas de porco no forno
I want you go one time in india himachal pardesh .and kufri in himachal very beautiful place
PORTO obviously
Porto the best
... PORTO!!!!
Belgian tabern in Braga , is the best francesinha of Portugal
Porto is better in everything !
Between Lisbon and Porto i choose Coimbra!
Why do you need patrons if you wear chanel and Gucci bags? Not an attack just wondering
Porto, what else?
porto