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In reality, francesinha is Portuguese for “Little French.” Apparently, in the ’60s a Porto native returned from a long stint in France and wanted to add a French twist to Portuguese cuisine.

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." ...

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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.

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.

Vegetarians beware, this iconic Porto sandwich is not for you. The francesinha is stuffed with up to four or five different meats including sausage, ham, steak and pork roast, then topped with ...

But here we go. The Francesinha ("little Frenchie") is a much loved open-faced sandwich topped with steak, cheese and a fried egg in a rich tomato-beer sauce flavored with rosemary.