Portuguese food gets overshadowed by Spain’s tapas and plazas to the east and France’s sauces and sexiness to the north. ... In reality, francesinha is Portuguese for “Little French.” ...

Considered to be the Portuguese version of a Croque-Monsieur, it’s rumored that the francesinha (translated as “little Frenchie”) was created by a Portuguese immigrant who returned to ...

The TimeOut Market is a must see when visiting Lisbon. It has so many delicious food options! Join us as we eat our way ...

2. Francesinha Most popular in Porto, the Francesinha is a plated sandwich that is made with bread, sausages, ham and steak. Among locals, it is considered one of the best Portuguese foods.

I tried the Francesinha sandwich, a baroque take on a croque-madame, dripping with melted cheese, ham, Portuguese sausage and topped with an egg and molho de francesinha sauce made with tomato and ...

This is the Francesinha. And walk into any restaurant or café in Porto, Portugal, and you're likely to see it on the menu. Francesinha in Portuguese means "little French lady." ...

Emidio's Restaurant for Portuguese Food. Atlanta Restaurants & Food. By John Kessler. Oct 27, 2014. ... The Francesinha ("little Frenchie") is a much loved open-faced sandwich topped with steak, ...

Feast on Portuguese Bar Snacks at Telmo Faria’s Late Night Uma Casa Pop-Up. Plus the chance to meet the Francesinha, Portugal’s most beloved sandwich.