Soups route in Porto: where to taste the best

Soups route in Porto: where to try the best

Soups are one of the cosiest traditions in Portuguese cuisine. Soup has countless benefits, offering a combination of flavour, nutrition and practicality. Soups hydrate, are easy to digest, rich in nutrients, low in calories, satiating, versatile and, what's more, they bring a great feeling of comfort!

There are soups to suit all tastes and in this article we'll show you some of the different soups you can try in Porto. A real soup route, between traditional options and innovative creations, to enjoy the variety of flavours.

1.Caldo Verde in the T&C

Caldo verde is a classic of Portuguese gastronomy, prepared with cabbage and potatoes. The T&C restaurant at WOW serves a traditional, comforting caldo verde, ideal for a break between walks. Complemented by a good slice of chorizo.

2. Vegetarian soups at Casa da Horta

This sustainable and cosy space serves vegetarian soups prepared with organic and local ingredients. Perfect for those looking for lighter, vegetarian options.

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3.Chicken soup at Casa Nanda

Thisis one of the nation's most classic soups. Made from chicken stock, rice orpasta and some vegetables, canja is especially popular on cold days or whensomeone is recovering from an illness, as it is light, nutritious and easy todigest. You can try it in this typical and authentic restaurant in the city,for an experience of homemade Portuguese food.

4. Stone soup at Taberna de Santo António

This is possibly the richest and most hearty soup in Portuguese gastronomy, made with beans, sausages and vegetables. Located in the Vitória area, this tavern serves a very traditional stone soup, as well as other comforting soups, and is known for its hospitality and rustic atmosphere.

5.Fish soup at Golden Catch

For those who like the flavours of the sea, Golden Catch is an excellent choice. In addition to the menu, rich in fish and seafood from our coast, this WOW restaurant offers a delicious fish soup with puff pastry. A complete meal in itself!

6.Bean soup at O Buraco

Bean soup is a typical dish in Portuguese cuisine and also very popular in many cultures, being nutritious and tasty. Based on beans, vegetables and often some kind of meat, it's a complete meal, rich in protein, fibre and minerals. In this restaurant with its cosy atmosphere, you can try a good bowl of this soup, great for cold days.

7.Tomato soup in Pip

Popular in many parts of the world, tomato soup is a light, delicious and nutrient-rich option. It's made with fresh tomatoes and usually flavoured with herbs. This soup is versatile and can be served hot or cold, making it great in both summer and winter. At Pip restaurant in WOW - Vila Nova de Gaia's cultural district, tomato soup is served on pizza dough and with basil oil. A delicious option!

8.Creams and Velvets at Armazém do Caffè

Here you'll often find cream soups made with pumpkin, carrot, mushrooms and other seasonal ingredients, always with a gourmet touch. An excellent way to change things up, ideal for all kinds of diets.

Create your own tasting passport and take a tour of these places. A great opportunity to try various soup recipes, from the most common to the most contemporary, indifferent restaurants around the city. You can do it alone, in pairs or in a group.

Diversity is the watchword when tasting this nutritious, practical, versatile and healthy food!

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