Top Lisbon Culinary Tours

See Lisbon's historic Baixa neighborhood through the eyes of a local on this food-tasting tour. Head off the beaten track to sample authentic Portuguese dishes at the city's hidden gems. Try local wines, including a local specialty, vinho verde (green wine). Taste presunto (ham), chourico (smoked sausage), and fresh seafood, and finish the tour with a traditional sweet treat. As you dine, learn more about the city's history and culture.

The Alfama district is the oldest area of Lisbon and is full of history. Embark on a foodie tour through the narrow streets to learn about the eclectic cuisine while getting to know the locals. You will also learn about the rich history of Portugal and Alfama, stopping at several landmarks like the King's Fountain and a few viewpoints.

Lisbon is known for its gastronomy, but without a guide leading the way, it can be hard to avoid disappointing tourist traps and find the places where locals actually eat. On this small-group food and wine tour, skip the ho-hum meals and indulge in a series of handpicked tastings at a route of local taverns. Along the way, listen to insider foodie tips and insights about Lisbon’s culinary history.

Explore Lisbon's culinary scene and enjoy Portuguese food that many travelers miss on this small-group tour through the Baixa neighborhood. Discover the spots beloved by locals as you sample multiple traditional dishes, such as presunto (ham), chourico (smoked sausage), and seafood—all paired with local alcoholic beverages. Go home with a better understanding of Portuguese food.

This private half-day food tour of Lisbon ensures you feast on the best food that Portugal’s capital has to offer. Your gastronome local host handpicks eateries to sample Portuguese specialties and drinks: pleasure your palate with *pastel de bacalhau* (cod croquettes), *pastel de nata* (custard tart) and much more. You can tailor your private tour to suit dietary requirements or tweak the schedule according to what you feel like eating on the day. Choose from options with six or 10 tastings.

Lisbon is known for its fabulous food scene, but only insiders know the best spots to sample beloved local specialties. Skip the guesswork and savor the city's top delicacies on this guided food and wine tour of Lisbon. Taste cheese, Chouriço, bifana, and traditional rice, washed down with port, beer, and wine from Alentejo. Pick up tips on the city’s best eats from your guide and enjoy the personalized experience of a small-group tour.

Lisbon is one of Portugal’s most dynamic foodie destinations, but it takes a local to know where to find the best bites and sips in the city. With this private food and wine tour, explore Lisbon’s vibrant neighborhoods and discover top eateries from landmark restaurants to street food classics. Learn about Portuguese cuisine history as you sample 14 specialties, washed down with national wines and beers.

Get an overview of Lisbon's food scene even if you're short on time on this half-day small-group tour. Instead of one meal, visit several dining establishments while seeing historic areas Baixa, Alfama, and Mouraria. Feast on diverse dishes like bifana pork sandwich, octopus salad, and codfish Brás style that you might otherwise miss if exploring alone.

Save time and money, and explore one of Lisbon’s most emblematic neighborhoods on this small-group walking food tour. Discover a curated selection of eateries that highlight Portuguese cuisine—from the famous “pastel de nata” to fresh seafood dishes—and spot top landmarks such as Belem Tower and the Jeronimos Monastery. This tour is a great way to orient yourself in the Lisbon food scene.

Draw the line from a Roman condiment to sustainable fishing on this unique food tour, which centers on the art of curing fish. Visit an archaeological museum to learn about Roman garum sauce, then enjoy a 5-course menu with 14 delicious tastings at a venue that’s part restaurant, part laboratory. Try the likes of wreckfish bottarga, cuttlefish roe, mojama, and smoked octopus, washed down with two Portuguese wines.

Are you ready to learn more about Lisbon and its story in a very funny and delicious way? Join us for this journey through the portuguese food! A discovery of typical flavors and traditional products, meanwhile you visit the city and discover more about its story. Because the love for Lisbon comes for the heart but also passes through the stomach!

Immerse yourself in centuries of Lisbon history, learn about the country’s historic role in the spice trade, and discover the diverse delicacies that result from this tradition on this small-group walking tour. With the help of your guide, avoid tourist traps and savor classic Portuguese specialties—from custard tarts and ginjinha cherry liqueur to cheese and savory dishes—explore the Campo de Ourique neighborhood, and meet food vendors.

You could spend days researching Lisbon’s best eateries and still not find them all. Leave the planning to an expert and get an authentic taste of the city on this intimate food tour starring the city’s best custard tarts, an underground restaurant in a converted church, and delights from piri piri chicken to fresh-grilled sardines. Take in some local landmarks along the way, as well as craft beer and wine.

Skip the tourist traps and eat and drink your way around Lisbon like a local on this small-group food and wine tour. Discover São Bento and Santos—two effortlessly cool districts where locals live, eat, and drink—while enjoying elevated takes on classic Portuguese dishes and sipping Portuguese wines.

One of the best ways to experience local culture is through food. On this private tasting tour of Lisbon, discover the unique flavors and ingredients that make up Portuguese cuisine. Walk along the city’s historic cobblestone streets in search of dishes such as pork sandwiches, local cheeses, and the famous custard tarts.

Discover the wonders outside of Lisbon on this full-day guided small-group tour to Sintra and Cascais. Spend the day exploring central Portugal’s magnificent coast and charming villages. Explore the quaint streets of Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for the captivating Pena Palace; soak up the sun with locals in the famous beach town of Cascais; and see continental Europe's westernmost point at Cabo da Roca.

Discover the rich and delicious history of Portugal on a small-group tasting tour through Lisbon. Walk through the historic neighborhoods of the city and sample various small plates—petiscos—and local drinks at a Portuguese restaurant. Taste flavors from all the north, center, and south of Portugal and compare the varying flavors. Cap off the tour with a tasty pastry and a new appreciation for Portugal’s cuisine.

Spend a night out in Lisbon and meet local residents and fellow travelers on this pub crawl that introduces you to one of the best nightlife neighborhoods in the city. Visit three venues: two with welcome shots and one with an hour of unlimited sangria and beer or an upgrade option for gin, vodka, rum, and whiskey. Then, finish the tour at a club with VIP entrance included.

Discover the charm of Lisbon’s Belém district with a private walking tour through its iconic monuments, followed by an interactive workshop where you'll learn to make Portugal’s most famous pastry: the Pastel de Belém. A delicious and cultural journey from Lisbon, with hotel pick-up and drop-off included.

Explore more of Lisbon’s historic neighborhoods without having to miss out on the mouthwatering foods the city is known for. Join this delicious tour of the Mouraria and Graça neighborhoods. Meet your local guide at Largo do Correio Mor then wander the old streets in search of traditional eats. Find four specific spots where you’ll try just as special foods and learn about the history of each site.

Lisbon is home to delicious fresh seafood, but as a visitor it can be hard to know where to find the best produce. Get to know the city's food scene on this tour of the port area. Learn about the area's history, sample seasonal produce, and discover the best markets, shops and food spots.

Portugal’s empire once spanned the globe, and its colonial history has shaped Lisbon’s culture and kitchens alike. Delve deep into post-colonial Portugal’s complex story and feast on delicious specialties you won’t find in the guidebooks on this small-group tour. Sample Angolan coffee, chocolate from São Tomé, and Cape Verdean stew from the “king of cachupa”, and learn about African religions in a Brazilian icon shop.

Go behind the scenes and learn about pastry making at a real Portuguese bakery with this exclusive Pastel de Nata workshop. Get hands-on in a professional setting as you expertly craft your own pastry and custard alongside a host who can answer any questions you may have. At the end, enjoy the fruits of your labor paired with barista-prepared hot or cold drinks.