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Our data does not list a verified phone number or email address for Oporto, so use the route that is attached to your order. For a dine-in, drive-through or pickup order, the restaurant itself is the fastest fix: most Oporto stores are run by franchisees, so the manager on duty has real power to correct an order while you are still there. For an order placed in the Oporto app or on their website, use the help or contact option inside your order history, because it carries the order number with it. If you ordered through a delivery platform such as Uber Eats, DoorDash or Menulog, that platform handles the order and the refund, not the restaurant.

Keep the receipt, the store location and the time of your order. Charged for items missing from an Oporto order placed through a delivery app? Bring your complaint here and we push it to Oporto through emails, social media and paper complaint letters.

Where you ordered decides who refunds you. For an order bought at the counter or in the drive-through, go back to the restaurant with your receipt and ask for the manager. For an app or website order, request the refund through the help section attached to that specific order. For an order placed on a delivery platform, the refund sits with the platform, so raise it there first and keep the screenshots of what arrived.

Photograph the food and the packaging before you throw anything away: a refused refund is much easier to reverse when you can show what was actually delivered. Refused anyway? Set out what you ordered, what went wrong and what you paid in your complaint here, and we put it together in minutes with your photographs attached, drawing on the thousands of complaint letters behind our wording.

Get medical advice first if you feel unwell, and keep anything that can still be checked: leftover food, the packaging, the receipt and the exact date, time and store. Write down what you ate and when the symptoms started, because that sequence is the first thing anyone investigating will ask for.

Report it to the restaurant so it is logged, and to the local council or food safety authority for your area, since they are the ones who can inspect a kitchen. A complaint made through our complaint process runs alongside that: we bring your case to Oporto directly, and other customers of the same store can find it and confirm the same problem.

Note the date, time and order number, and the name shown in the app if there is one. Most Oporto deliveries are carried out by drivers working for a delivery platform rather than by restaurant staff, so a complaint about driver behaviour usually has to go to the platform that assigned the driver: the rating and report options sit next to that order in your history. If the delivery came from the store itself, raise it with that restaurant.

Describe exactly what the driver did and said, and leave out names or details you are not sure about.

With only 5 complaints about Oporto so far, there is no clear pattern yet. Our research shows what usually goes wrong at franchised fast food chains: missing items from delivery orders, food arriving cold or wrong, hygiene worries, refunds bounced between store and app, and head office deferring to the franchisee.

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