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Smoke Signals: Capturing Porto’s philosophy in a glass

While we’re all aware of the adage “less is more,” putting it into practice is another story (ref. trip packing, jeans, sneakers). It’s a philosophy, however, that wasn’t lost on Bonhomme Beverage Director Jesse Filkins when he began crafting the cocktails for Porto, specifically his take on an Old Fashioned, Humo Y Sal.

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The waiting game: At Porto, an innovative piece of equipment gets used in innovative ways

In Porto’s Atrium, just beyond the wood-burning grill, you’ll see the two beautiful glass-and-stainless steel cabinets perched on the counter. Take a closer look and you’ll see whole turbot and John Dory hanging next to seafood sausages and tuna belly wrapped in seaweed.

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Banking on it: Set inside a former bank, Porto offers terrific design dividends — tosay nothing of the food and wine­

In its previous life, Michelin-starred Porto was a mild-mannered neighborhood bank. Functional, sure. Visually exciting? Not so much. These days it’s a much different story at this West Town love letter to the Atlantic coast of Portugal and Spain showcasing wild-caught imported seafood, gourmet tinned seafood and exclusive wines from this delicious corner of the world.

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