Top Lisbon Food & Drink Classes

Learn the secrets and spices of the Portuguese kitchen at a Lisbon cooking class pairing hands-on cooking experience with Portuguese wines and delicious food. You'll nibble on olives, chorizo, and fresh bread as you prepare a 3-course menu that uses seasonal ingredients in a fish dish, meat recipe, and dessert, then sit down to enjoy the meal you've prepared. Limited to a small group to ensure personal help from the chef, this cooking class is a great introduction to Portuguese cuisine.

You can hardly set foot in Lisbon without running into a pastel de nata stand within minutes of arriving. This egg custard tart is one of the well-known culinary staples of Lisbon and a must-try when visiting. Go beyond sampling and learn how to bake these treats yourself during this cooking class. Step-by-step instructions from a cook with teach you how to make these delicious delights using the same recipe that’s ensured for almost 200 years.

Become immersed in the local Portuguese culture during a hands-on cooking class right in the heart of Lisbon. Join a small group and learn to create traditional Portuguese appetizers, mains, and desserts in a 4-course meal. Learn about the history of Portuguese cuisine and how it has become so eclectic over the centuries. Then, enjoy the fruits of your labor with beer, local wine, or non-alcoholic drinks.

This small-group cooking experience offers a fun and intimate way to learn more about Portuguese cuisine. To expand your knowledge of local produce, the experience begins with a market tour to pick up ingredients for the class. Then, join a local chef for a hands-on lesson to learn how to make a starter, a main, and a dessert—which you can enjoy with included Portuguese wines at the end of the class.

Perfect the art of making one of Portugal’s sweetest treats during a *pasteis de nata* (custard tart) cooking class in Lisbon. You’ll enjoy personalized instruction in a small group limited to only 12 others, as you make everything—including the pastry—from scratch. Plus, the short duration of this tour means you’ll have plenty of time for sightseeing before and after.

Avoid crowded restaurants and hard-to-get reservations, and learn to make a traditional Portuguese dinner during this small-group cooking class. With help from local chefs, learn to create a 3-course meal from scratch, learning tips and techniques that have been passed down through the generations. Then, sit down with your fellow classmates to enjoy your creations paired with Portuguese wines.

Live like the locals with this private and authentic Portuguese cooking class. Taught in a local home shared with Paula's family and cat, learn family-inspired recipes. Relax with Portuguese wine and appetizers before learning two or three distinct dishes. Potential recipes include appetizers like traditional cod fritters and mains such as bacalhau a-braz. Afterwards, enjoy your meal with a cup of tea followed by dessert.

Discover Portugal’s street food culture through a hands-on cooking class in Lisbon. Instead of just trying these dishes, get a better understanding of Portuguese cuisine in a relaxed, interactive setting with step-by-step guidance and drinks included. Learn how to prepare local favorites enjoyed at traditional markets and festivals while gaining insight into regional ingredients and techniques.

Take a piece of Lisbon home with you by learning how to make one of the country's specialties, pastel de nata. Get hands-on practice making the famous custard tarts in a small-group setting where you can ask questions throughout the process. Discover different pastry techniques and get live feedback from your teacher.

One of the best ways to immerse yourself in a culture is by learning to cook the food. During this hands-on workshop, learn to prepare traditional Portuguese dishes alongside a guide and small group. Listen to stories about the recipes and how they've been passed down through the generations and sit down to enjoy your meal, paired with local wines, at the end of the class.

Level up your time in Lisbon with this hands-on cooking class—a cultural and gastronomic adventure you can take home with you. Over the course of several hours, you’ll follow your chef through a variety of “petisco” recipes, or tasty small bites. Drinking good wine, trying your hand at Portuguese cooking methods, and learning new skills, you’ll get an experience that will last much longer than any souvenir.

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.

If you’re looking for an authentic culinary experience in Lisbon, then this is it. Enjoy the personalized service of a private market tour, then head to a local’s home for a hands-on cooking class. During your class, discover local secrets about Portuguese cuisine, and learn to make 2–3 traditional family recipes, such as an appetizer/soup, a fish or meat dish, and a dessert.

Visit a local market and learn how to cook authentic Portuguese and Portuguese-influenced Goan dishes. Your host Paula invites you into her home where you will learn how to create traditional family recipes. Create a variety of appetizers and main dishes, then sit down to enjoy your creations. Round the evening off with a tasty dessert.

Food is an integral part of Portugal, and this private cooking class in a resident’s home lets you connect with the local culture more than you would if simply dining at a restaurant. This private class lets you personalize your menu and ensures you receive one-to-one from your instructor, who harbors a passion for Lisbon and its culinary traditions.

Visit a Lisbon home kitchen for a one-on-one cooking class with a local chef, and prepare a traditional Portuguese meal to enjoy with wine. As your host shares stories, cultural insights, and cooking tips, you’ll gain insights you won’t find anywhere else. And, you can create a menu that’s tailored to your diet—one made entirely from fresh ingredients.

A trip to Portugal isn't complete without trying port wine—but to get the complete cultural experience, a guided tasting is a must. Skip busy tourist spots to visit one of the oldest port houses in the world— founded in 1692—and sample three distinct varieties. As you sip, gain insider knowledge of the winemaking process, learn about aging techniques, and discover what makes each type of port unique. Top off the experience with a delicious pastel de nata (a traditional custard tart).

Discover the art of cocktail making in the heart of Lisbon during this hands on class led by experienced local bartenders. In a stylish and welcoming bar setting, you will learn essential techniques such as shaking, stirring, muddling and garnishing while preparing a selection of classic cocktails and drinks inspired by Portuguese flavors and traditions. Using fresh, seasonal and locally sourced ingredients paired with quality spirits, our expert mixologists guide you step by step and share stories from Lisbon’s vibrant bar scene. Each participant creates their own cocktails from start to finish, gaining practical skills and confidence behind the bar, with plenty of time to taste and refine along the way. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, friends and corporate groups, this fun and social experience offers an authentic introduction to Lisbon’s contemporary drink culture. Leave with new skills, great memories and recipes you can recreate at home.

Enjoy a delectable introduction to Portuguese cuisine—and walk away with newfound culinary skills—when you book this hands-on cooking class, held in Lisbon’s charming Chiado neighborhood. Grab an apron: with your chef’s instruction, learn how to make a traditional appetizer, main, and dessert. At the end of class, sit down to enjoy your 3-course meal, accompanied by local wines (plus port and tea or coffee, for dessert).

Bread is at the heart of Portuguese culture. From rustic countryside loaves to iconic regional specialties, every bite tells a story. In this hands-on experience, you will discover the secrets behind traditional Portuguese bread with one of your professional chefs at Cooking Lisbon. After a warm welcome, you will dive straight into the world of baking. Learn how to prepare and shape different types of Portuguese bread using simple ingredients and traditional techniques. During the class, you will: - Knead and shape your own bread - Learn about fermentation and traditional methods - Discover regional varieties and their stories While your bread bakes, enjoy a relaxed moment and learn more about Portuguese food culture. At the end of the experience, you will taste everything you prepared, fresh from the oven, in a convivial and relaxed atmosphere. Recipes will be shared so you can recreate the experience at home.

One of Portugal's most famous dishes is the pastel de nata, or custard tart. This delicious dessert can be found in every cafe around the country but you can learn to prepare the tasty treat during a hands-on cooking class right in the heart of Lisbon. You also learn to make another Portuguese pastry, making this class a 2-for-1 special.

Satisfy your sweet tooth and make traditional Portuguese pastry in this hands-on class led by a pastry chef. You’ll be able to learn recipes for two different pastries such as pastel de nata (a custard tart), Abbot of Priscos pudding, Ovos Moles de Aveiro (egg yolk sweets), Portuguese Almond Cake, and others. After the class, enjoy the treats with beverages.

While most tourists experience local cuisine through restaurants, this private cooking class takes you one step further and completely immerses you in Portuguese gastronomy. Learn to prepare and enjoy a traditional meal while hearing local stories in a charming 100-year-old house nestled in a scenic valley just outside of Lisbon. With fresh, seasonal ingredients and a relaxed atmosphere, this is a true taste of Portugal beyond the city.