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What to order at Letraria Craft Beer Library Braga
- Must order
- A Letra D red ale and a cheese toastie for a full afternoon in the taproom for under €8.
- The dish to know
- Draught Letra craft beer with petiscos
- Editor tip
- The Letra A blonde ale is €4-5 on draught and is the benchmark craft beer for the Minho.
CuisineCraft beer bar
Price€€€€
NeighborhoodCentro Historico
Phone351253686180
The dishDraught Letra craft beer with petiscos
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Location
Address: Rua Dom Gonçalo Pereira 35, 4700-426 Braga
Also in Centro Historico
Frigideiras do Cantinho ★ 4.8
Braga's most famous street bite: a fried puff-pastry pocket of egg-yolk custard cream, made here continuously since 1796 for under €2 per piece.
OrderFrigideira with a galão at the counter for the most honest €2.50 in Braga.
TipEat immediately outside on the steps for the optimal temperature. One frigideira, one tíbia and one sameirinho is the full three-pastry tasting for under €5.
Tíbias de Braga ★ 4.3
The flagship counter for the city's namesake conventual pastry. Located in Centro Historico. At Praça Conde São Joaquim 30-32. Booking recommended.
OrderOne cream tíbia (€1.20) and one hazelnut praline tíbia (€1.50) at the bar with a bica for the canonical Braga.
TipStand at the counter rather than taking a table; the price is the same and the pastry travels fastest from the kitchen to your hand.
Taberna do Migaitas ★ 4.3
A traditional Braga tavern next to the Sé cathedral with a rotating weekly menu of Minho standards: bacalhau preparations, arroz de pica no chão and honest.
OrderThe chef's daily suggestion at lunch, paired with house vinho verde for under €11.
TipClosed Sundays.
Casa de Pasto das Carvalheiras ★ 4.2
The Wednesday Pasto Livre unlimited menu at €20 per person covers duck rice, cod and starters: Braga's best value fixed-price meal in the historic quarter.
OrderWednesday Pasto Livre at €20 with a carafe of vinho verde for the full communal spread.
TipWednesday Pasto Livre (noon to 15:00) is the best-value time. Reserve by phone; the unlimited duck rice selection sells out early most Wednesdays.
Praça Mercado Municipal de Braga ★ 4.4
The renovated Municipal Market fish and deli counters sell pataniscas de bacalhau (cod fritters) and regional snacks from €2 Tuesday to Saturday mornings.
OrderTwo pataniscas de bacalhau with bread and a bica for under €5 at the fish counter.
TipThe fish hall counter pataniscas are eaten standing; arrive before 09:30 when the day's cod fritters are freshest and the market is busiest.
More budget eats in Braga
Frigideiras do Cantinho ★ 4.8
Braga's most famous street bite: a fried puff-pastry pocket of egg-yolk custard cream, made here continuously since 1796 for under €2 per piece.
OrderFrigideira with a galão at the counter for the most honest €2.50 in Braga.
TipEat immediately outside on the steps for the optimal temperature. One frigideira, one tíbia and one sameirinho is the full three-pastry tasting for under €5.
BLB Bifanaria ★ 4.4
The best bifana in Braga: pork loin in spiced wine sauce in a crusty roll, open Monday to Saturday with late hours on Fridays, well-regarded by students.
OrderBifana picante with extra sauce and a Mini on draught for under €5.
TipThe spicy sauce version is the house recommendation. Late-night queues form after 23:00 on Fridays and Saturdays; the bifana is worth the wait.
Tíbias de Braga ★ 4.3
The flagship counter for the city's namesake conventual pastry. Located in Centro Historico. At Praça Conde São Joaquim 30-32. Booking recommended.
OrderOne cream tíbia (€1.20) and one hazelnut praline tíbia (€1.50) at the bar with a bica for the canonical Braga.
TipStand at the counter rather than taking a table; the price is the same and the pastry travels fastest from the kitchen to your hand.
Taberna do Migaitas ★ 4.3
A traditional Braga tavern next to the Sé cathedral with a rotating weekly menu of Minho standards: bacalhau preparations, arroz de pica no chão and honest.
OrderThe chef's daily suggestion at lunch, paired with house vinho verde for under €11.
TipClosed Sundays.
Casa de Pasto das Carvalheiras ★ 4.2
The Wednesday Pasto Livre unlimited menu at €20 per person covers duck rice, cod and starters: Braga's best value fixed-price meal in the historic quarter.
OrderWednesday Pasto Livre at €20 with a carafe of vinho verde for the full communal spread.
TipWednesday Pasto Livre (noon to 15:00) is the best-value time. Reserve by phone; the unlimited duck rice selection sells out early most Wednesdays.
Praça Mercado Municipal de Braga ★ 4.4
The renovated Municipal Market fish and deli counters sell pataniscas de bacalhau (cod fritters) and regional snacks from €2 Tuesday to Saturday mornings.
OrderTwo pataniscas de bacalhau with bread and a bica for under €5 at the fish counter.
TipThe fish hall counter pataniscas are eaten standing; arrive before 09:30 when the day's cod fritters are freshest and the market is busiest.