Rating: 4.6 ★ (351 ratings)
Do Porto offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that perfectly blends casual comfort with a touch of elegance. From its unassuming exterior, guests step into a delightful space featuring cozy indoor seating and, weather permitting, charming outdoor options, creating a friendly and relaxing dining experience. Inside, you'll discover a traditional cafe bar bustling with locals on one side, alongside the main restaurant area.
The restaurant is renowned for its authentic Portuguese cuisine, prepared with fresh, local ingredients, and also features a mouth-watering à la carte menu of Mediterranean and Continental dishes. Popular choices include Bacalhau Grelhado, Squid Cataplana, Picadinho, and various Espetada and Porto Steak options, alongside generous portions of Arroz de Marisco Seafood Rice. Diners consistently praise the huge and satisfying portion sizes, often accompanied by complimentary vegetables, rice, and salad, ensuring excellent value. Don't forget to save room for dessert, which many guests rave about as a true highlight of their meal.
Do Porto is an excellent choice for a wide range of diners, whether you're seeking a relaxed meal, an intimate dinner, or a special occasion. Its welcoming ambiance and diverse menu, which includes child-friendly options, make it suitable for families, couples, and friends looking for a lively and authentic dining experience. The restaurant is consistently lauded for its friendly, attentive service and delicious food at affordable prices, promising a memorable culinary journey in Jersey.
Monday: Closed | Tuesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM | Wednesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM | Thursday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM | Friday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM | Saturday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM | Sunday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
+44 1534 632969
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When I arrived on a quiet Wednesday evening (around 5:40pm), the bar was not busy with only a few customers. I sat at a 4-person table at a nicer location (because smaller tables were all in cramped corners). There were two other single persons sitting at two 4-person tables as well. However, the waiter only approached me and asked me to move to a smaller table (located at a cramped corner), then I said “it’s not busy, but if more ppl arrive and need this table, I will move”. The waiter walked away and a few seconds later, the owner came to me and “ordered” me to move to another table like a police officer, as if I were a criminal. I felt being unfairly treated, but the owner just wouldn’t listen and continued to be arrogant. He did later explain (after I asked) that others were waiting for their friends to come, but he could have told me in a polite manner before demanding me to move, and I would have understood and be more than happy to move. Otherwise, what happened today did look like they’re targeting (or discriminating) me, because all other customers in the bar at that time seemed to be the owner’s friends (or if not, all Portuguese/Europeans)
I’ve never been treated like this. If the restaurant is not busy and has a lot of vacant tables, it’s perfectly acceptable to sit at a larger table, as my experience in London and other parts of the UK as well as other cafes I’ve been to in Jersey. Even if the restaurant doesn’t agree, they should speak to customers in a professional manner rather than telling them off.