Lúcia and César were kind and helpful hosts and provided some local suggestions for typical local food.
The room is spacious and well equipped. I especially like a place with a chair and desk for writing. This place felt only a few paces off the beaten bath, which was good, but everything was within walking distance.
Porto is a charming town. Especially beautiful walking around at night.
For an authentic meal and a real Portuguese espresso (made with Robusta beans, not Arabica), go to this very unassuming joint: Restaurante Chrasqueira Brazil Cafeteria, Campo dos Mártires da Pátria 136, Porto.