Lisbon Food Tours Worth Drooling Over

Why a food tour is a must-do in Lisbon

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Eat like a local

From salt-cured bacalhau to sizzling bifana sandwiches, discover the authentic flavors that fuel everyday life beyond the tourist-favorite pastel de nata. Dive into the city's vibrant culinary soul that locals cherish daily.

Hidden gems in ancient quarters

Lose yourself in Alfama's winding medieval lanes, clink glasses in Bairro Alto's lively taverns, and feast at Mouraria's bustling multicultural food stalls. Each cobblestoned corner reveals its own distinct gastronomic heritage.

A melting pot of flavors

Lisbon's cuisine tells the story of empires. Moorish spices mingling with discoveries from far-flung colonies. Expert-led food tours unveil this centuries-old fusion history through each carefully selected bite.

Taste the culture

Your culinary journey goes deeper than ingredients. Learn the rituals, table customs, and food traditions that open windows into Portuguese identity and daily life.

Perfect for all kinds of travelers

Whether you're a solo adventurer, traveling with kids, pressed for time, or a wine enthusiast, Lisbon offers specialized culinary experiences tailored precisely to your tastes and schedule.

Which food tour is best for you?

Chef presenting freshly baked Pastel de Nata on Lisbon food tour.

Short on time?

Go for: Mouraria food tour

Duration: 3-3.5hours

What to expect: Stay grounded in Mouraria and savor a slower, richer food journey. This small-group tour is packed with personal stories, tasty surprises, and a “secret dish”, great if you’re pressed for time or love local flavor.

Book the secret food tour in Lisbon

Tuk tuk tour with people exploring Lisbon streets.

Comfort first kind of traveler

Go for: Tuk tuk food tour

Duration: 4 hours

What to expect: Perfect if you want to explore more of Lisbon without wearing out your shoes. This breezy tuk tuk ride lets you cover iconic neighborhoods like Baixa, Alfama, and Mouraria with ease—no hills, just bites and beautiful views.

Book the tuk tuk food tour in Lisbon

Tour guide showing map to group on Lisbon food tour.

A fan of unique experiences

Go for: Chiado and Baixa food tour

Duration: 4 hours

What to expect: Designed for curious travelers and culture lovers, this tour blends iconic dishes with hidden gems—like an underground church restaurant and the world’s oldest bookstore—for an unforgettable taste of Lisbon.

Book the classic food tour of Chiado & Baixa

Tour group with guide in front of Lisbon's Jerónimos Monastery.

Eat like a local

Go for: Food tour with access to a Fado house

Duration: 4 hours

What to expect: Skip the touristy stops and head straight to where the locals go. This tour explores off-the-beaten-path areas and includes VIP access to a Fado House, where the chef will serve you something special.

Book the hidden Lisbon food tour

Lisbon’s culinary culture

Meal timings: Lunch usually runs from 12 to 2pm, with locals often starting around 1pm. Dinner begins late, often around 8 or 8:30pm.
Coffee culture: Bica (Portuguese espresso) is a daily ritual. Locals pop into cafés for quick sips or linger to chat.
Snacking style: Afternoon snacks (lanche da tarde) are popular, featuring both sweet and savory options like pastéis de nata, pão com chouriço, and bifana sandwiches.
Wine pairings: Portuguese meals are often complemented by local wines. Popular pairings include Azeitão cheese with Moscatel and Queijo da Serra with a robust Dão red.
Tipping: It isn’t mandatory, but is appreciated. In restaurants, 5–10% is customary for good service. In cafés and bars, rounding up or leaving small change is common. Always check if a service charge is included.
Dining vibe: Meals are leisurely and unhurried. Outdoor dining is popular in warm weather, with many places offering sidewalk tables.

Where you’ll have the best Lisbon foods

Alfama

Known for: Hearty, home-style Portuguese cooking—grilled sardines, bacalhau, and petiscos—often served with a side of live Fado music in cozy, candlelit taverns.

Atmosphere: Alfama is a maze of narrow streets, red-tiled roofs, and age-old charm. Think intimate, family-run restaurants nestled between tile-covered homes and tiny chapels.

Why go with a guide: Alfama isn’t easy to navigate solo. A local guide will not only show you how to find the best Fado venues and hidden eateries, but also share stories that bring the food and music to life.

Baixa

Known for: A blend of tradition and innovation, Baixa serves up everything from street food favorites like bifanas and pastéis de nata to modern fusion cuisine.

Atmosphere: This is Lisbon’s downtown—busy, grand, and tourist-friendly. Baixa’s broad boulevards and tiled squares are ideal for people-watching and snacking on the go.

Why go with a guide: Skip the tourist menus and discover back alleys where real tascas thrive. Guides also point out the historical layers hidden behind the city’s most photogenic facades.

Mouraria

Known for: A deliciously diverse area where you’ll find Goan curries, Cape Verdean stews, Nepalese momos, and Portuguese comfort dishes like bifanas and alheira.

Atmosphere: Mouraria is raw, real, and full of color. With street art on the walls and music in the air, this is where locals live, eat, and celebrate everyday life.

Why go with a guide: You need a local’s insight to find the true gems in Mouraria’s melting pot. They’ll help you discover the best under-the-radar kitchens and explain how global flavors became part of Lisbon’s food identity.

Bairro Alto

Known for: Snack your way through petiscos (Portuguese tapas), hearty tascas, and global bites before diving into cocktails and local wines. Bairro Alto is where food and nightlife collide.

Atmosphere: Streets fill with laughter, music, and the clinking of glasses. It’s a favorite with locals, tourists, and the LGBTQ+ community alike.

Why go with a guide: A local guide helps you find authentic taverns before the party crowds arrive, and maybe even score a seat at a tucked-away bar with killer views.

Chiado

Known for: Chiado is pastry and poetry rolled into one—expect pastéis de nata in ornate cafés, gourmet twists on classics, and local wines in upscale eateries.

Atmosphere: Sophisticated and artsy with a dash of old-world charm. This is Lisbon’s literary and cultural hub, where you can pair a custard tart with a Fernando Pessoa quote.

Why go with a guide: Your guide will recommend the best confeitarias and guide you to beautiful eateries tucked behind bookstores and galleries.

What to eat in Lisbon

Pastel de Nata

Creamy custard tarts with a caramelized top and flaky crust. Best enjoyed warm, straight from the bakery oven.

Bifana

Thin slices of pork marinated in garlic and spices, served in a soft bun. A no-frills Portuguese classic that packs a punch.

Bacalhau à Brás

Salted cod stir-fried with scrambled eggs, onions, and crispy potato matchsticks. This one is a comfort food with a local twist.

Prego no Pao sandwich with steak and cheese on a plate.

Prego no pão

Juicy garlic steak tucked inside crusty bread, sometimes with a smear of mustard or melted cheese.

Grilled sardines

Charred to perfection over open flames and drizzled with olive oil. A summertime staple during Lisbon’s street festivals.

Caldo Verde

A simple yet deeply satisfying soup made with potatoes, shredded kale, and slices of smoky chouriço sausage.

Portuguese octopus a lagareiro with potatoes and herbs on a plate.

Polvo à Lagareiro

Tender octopus roasted with olive oil, garlic, and potatoes. A beautifully rustic dish that highlights the Portuguese soft spot for seafood.

Portuguese clams in white wine sauce with lemon and herbs in a rustic bowl.

Ameijoas à Bulhão Pato

Clams sautéed in garlic, olive oil, white wine, and cilantro. Light, aromatic, and perfect with crusty bread.

Seafood rice dish with vegetables and curry sauce on a white plate.

Arroz de Marisco

A rich, tomato-based seafood rice dish bursting with clams, mussels, shrimp, and flavor. Think of it as Portugal’s answer to paella.

Croquettes

Crunchy on the outside, creamy within. These deep-fried bites are usually stuffed with beef, chicken, or cod.

Peixinhos da Horta

Crispy battered green beans, the Portuguese precursor to Japanese tempura. Light, crunchy, and addictive.

Portuguese cheese on a wooden board with bread and knife.

Portuguese cheeses

Crafted by hand and aged with care, Portuguese cheeses offer bold flavors and old-world charm in every bite.

Chicken skewers

Chargrilled chicken skewers seasoned with piri-piri or herbs. It’s a street food staple with bold, smoky flavors.

Mozambican samosas

Spicy, triangular pastries inspired by Portugal’s colonial ties with Mozambique. Often filled with minced meat or curried veg.

Tapas

From garlicky prawns to artisanal cheeses, Lisbon’s tapas scene reimagines the Spanish staple with bold, local flavors.

Ginjinha

This sour cherry liqueur is sipped in tiny cups at hole-in-the-wall bars. It’s sweet, strong, and proudly Lisbon.

Tips for a tasty Lisbon experience

Let your guide know about dietary restrictions in advance. If you have life-threatening allergies, avoid the tour.
Vegetarian options are usually available upon request, though many traditional Portuguese dishes include eggs, so you may miss out on iconic treats like pastel de nata.
Portion sizes can be generous, pace yourself!
Wear comfortable shoes, Lisbon has lots of cobblestones and uphill paths.
Book early during weekends and the high season.
Be open to unexpected flavors like octopus salad or pork fat snacks.
Use public transport (metro or tram) or walk; parking is scarce near the meeting point.
Ask questions. Guides love sharing food stories and tips.

Best time to take a food tour

Tourists walking through Lisbon's historic streets, sampling local cuisine on a guided food tour.

Season

Spring (Apr-June) and Fall (Sept-Oct) offer perfect weather for walking and fresh seafood.

Tour group with guide sampling local cuisine in Lisbon street market.

Time of day

Evening tours offer golden light, cooler temps, and a lively atmosphere.

Tourists enjoying a wine tasting session in a local Lisbon winery during the Food and Wine Walking Tour

Festivals

June is ideal for sardines, sangria, and São João celebrations.

Frequently asked questions about food tours in Lisbon

Are food tours suitable for people with allergies or dietary restrictions?

Yes, just inform your guide. Avoid the tour if you have any severe or life-threatening allergies.

How long do the food tours typically last?

Most Lisbon food tours range from 3 to 4 hours, providing ample time to explore different neighbourhoods, sample various dishes, and learn about the city's culinary history.

What kind of foods can I expect to try?

Depending on the tour, you might sample traditional Portuguese tapas, fresh seafood, the famous "bifana" pork sandwich, custard tarts (pastel de nata), and various local wines and liquors.

Are the tours suitable for children?

While children can join most tours, some experiences include alcohol tastings and may be more suitable for adults. It's advisable to review the tour details before booking.

How do I receive my tickets?

After booking, you'll receive a voucher via email. Present this voucher on your mobile device, along with a valid photo ID, at the meeting point.

What makes Lisbon's food scene unique?

Lisbon's culinary landscape is a delightful fusion of traditional Portuguese flavors and modern gastronomy. From the iconic pastel de nata to innovative seafood dishes, the city offers a diverse palate that reflects its rich history and coastal heritage.

I'm a vegetarian. Will I still get to enjoy the tour?

Definitely! Vegetarian options are usually available upon request. However, do note that many traditional Portuguese treats include eggs, such as the beloved pastel de nata. So while you'll still get a taste of Lisbon, you might miss out on a few iconic bites.

I have a serious food allergy. Is it safe to join a food tour?

If your allergy is life-threatening or severe, it’s best to avoid the tour altogether. Cross-contamination risks in local kitchens are real, and guides cannot guarantee complete allergen-free preparation, especially in bustling family-run establishments.

What if I follow a kosher, gluten-free, or vegan diet?

These options may be limited during a Lisbon food tour. Portugal’s traditional dishes tend to be rich in meat, dairy, and gluten-based ingredients. If you follow a strict vegan, gluten-free, or kosher diet, we recommend exploring specialized tours designed for those preferences.

Can I bring my own snacks if I can’t eat everything?

Sure! If you're unsure whether you'll be able to eat most of the items, it's totally fine to bring a few safe snacks to enjoy along the way. Just let your guide know so they can plan tastings accordingly.

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A curated culinary journey through Lisbon’s hidden gems and VIP entry to a soulful Fado House.

Everything you get: A guided 4-hour walking tour through Baixa and Mouraria with a local English-speaking guide. Stop to taste a variety of authentic dishes and drinks at family-run eateries, traditional taverns, bakeries, and a Fado House frequented by locals.
Why choose this: Enjoy a mix of local flavors, hidden gems, and cultural insights as you explore the city with expert guides who know the stories behind every bite.

Inclusions

7+ tastings in 4 hours
Expert English-speaking local guide

Exclusions

Transfers

Extra food or drinks not specified in the tour

Bifana (Portuguese pork sandwich)
Bacalhau à brás (salted cod & potato)
Octopus salad
Mozambican samosas
Peixinhos da horta (battered green beans)
Portuguese cheeses
Pastel de nata (custard tart)
Portuguese beer
Sparkling wine
Regional wine

This tour is vegetarian-friendly, but vegan, kosher, and gluten-free options may be limited.
Notify the guide in case of allergies. Avoid the tour in case of severe or life-threatening food allergies.
All food is sourced from small, local shops, ensuring freshness and supporting Lisbon’s community.
Note: The itinerary and menu may vary based on availability and local conditions.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Eat, sip, and geek out at the world’s oldest bookstore and a church-turned-restaurant.

Everything you get: Guided 4-hour walking tour through conic neighborhoods, Baixa, Chiado, and Bairro Alto, indulge in 7+ tastings including craft beer and the city's best custard tart. Visit an underground restaurant in a former church, meet local vendors, and step inside the world's oldest bookstore.
Why choose this: It’s the ultimate Lisbon food crawl—packed with flavors, exclusive access to hidden restaurants and stories you won't find in any guidebook.

Inclusions

7+ tastings in 4 hours
Expert English-speaking local guide
Small group (up to 12 people)

Exclusions

Transfers

Extra food or drink purchases outside the tour

Grilled sardines with salad
Chicken skewers
Caldo verde (kale & potato soup)
Bifana (Portuguese pork sandwich)
Codfish croquettes
Alheira croquettes (with Portuguese sausage)
Pastel de nata (custard tart)
Craft beer
Regional wine

This tour is vegetarian-friendly, but vegan, kosher, and gluten-free options may be limited.
Notify the guide in case of allergies. Avoid the tour in case of severe or life-threatening food allergies.
All food is sourced from small, local shops, ensuring freshness and supporting Lisbon’s community.
Note: The itinerary and menu may vary based on availability and local conditions.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Lisbon's only food tour combining a Tuk Tuk ride, panoramic viewpoints, and authentic tastings

Everything you get: Savor Lisbon's best bites on a 4-hour food fest with 7 tastings, drinks, an hour-long Tuk Tuk joyride, and a stroll through the soul of the city, Baixa, Alfama, and Mouraria, with just a few fellow foodies.
Why choose this: Great for curious foodies who want history, scenery, and snacks all in one fun-filled premium tour without a lot of walking.

Inclusions

7 tastings n 4 hours
Expert English-speaking local guide
1-hour Tuk Tuk ride
Small group (up to 12 people)

Exclusions

Transfers

Extra food or drink purchases outside the tour

Bifana (Portuguese pork sandwich)
Croquettes
Tempura green beans
Bacalhau à brás (salted cod & potato)
Octopus salad
Pastel de nata (custard tart)
Local beer
Regional wine
Sparkling wine

NTK App

This tour is vegetarian-friendly, but vegan, kosher, and gluten-free options may be limited.
Notify the guide in case of allergies. Avoid the tour in case of severe or life-threatening food allergies.
All food is sourced from small, local shops, ensuring freshness and supporting Lisbon’s community.
Note: The itinerary and menu may vary based on availability and local conditions.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Discover eateries passed down generations in Lisbon's oldest district.

Everything you get: Guided 3–3.5 hour walking tour with a local expert and a small group of 12 food lovers. You'll take 5-7 stops at authentic tascas (taverns) of Mouraria, tasting regional wines and local favorites as you listen to age-old stories of the past.
Why choose this: Explore Mouraria’s old-world charm and tasty tascas, plus a secret dish to keep your taste buds guessing.

Inclusions

6+ tastings in 3 to 3.5 hours
Expert English-speaking local guide
Small groups (max 12 guests)

Exclusions

Transfers

Extra food or drinks not specified in the tour

Bifana (pork sandwich)
Portuguese Peticos
Traditional Portuguese fish
Local cured meats and cheeses
Traditional egg tart (Pastel de Nata)
Secret dish
Porto wine
Verde wine

This tour is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians, as most traditional Portuguese dishes use dairy and eggs.
Notify the guide in case of allergies.
All food is sourced from small, local shops, ensuring freshness and supporting Lisbon’s community.
Note: The itinerary and menu may vary based on availability and local conditions.

You can cancel these tickets up to 22 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Explore Baixa’s blend of local dishes with global influence in every bite

Everything you’ll get: Sample six classic treats like port, marmalade, fiery chouriço, and bifana—on a 3-hour tour of Baixa and Bairro Alto with an English-speaking guide and 14 passionate food lovers.
Why choose this: Learn to pair port, ginjinha & vinho verde with bold bites like bifana or chouriço, while listening to stories, customs & culinary roots behind them.

Inclusions

11 food and wine tastings in 3 hours
Expert English-speaking guide
Small group (max 14 guests)

Exclusions

Transfers

Extra food or drinks not specified in the tour

Codfish cake
Bifana
Marmalade
Cheese
Bread
Chouriço
Red wine
Green wine
Draft beer
Port wine
Ginga liquor

This experience includes alcoholic beverages and no alternative for it. Availability is subject to age restrictions and local laws. Please carry a valid ID. Drink responsibly.
The tour will take place regardless of weather conditions. Please bring an umbrella or rain jacket for Lisbon's unpredictable weather.
This tour is not suitable for people who only eat vegan, celiac, kosher, or halal.
Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available at some stops but are not guaranteed.
The price covers your guide, meals, drinks, and restaurant taxes. Anything other than the menu served costs extra.
Tap water is free on request; mineral water is not included in the tour price.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

A curated culinary journey through Lisbon’s hidden gems and VIP entry to a soulful Fado House.

Everything you get: A guided 4-hour walking tour through Baixa and Mouraria with a local English-speaking guide. Stop to taste a variety of authentic dishes and drinks at family-run eateries, traditional taverns, bakeries, and a Fado House frequented by locals.
Why choose this: Enjoy a mix of local flavors, hidden gems, and cultural insights as you explore the city with expert guides who know the stories behind every bite.

Inclusions

7+ tastings in 4 hours
Expert English-speaking local guide

Exclusions

Transfers

Extra food or drinks not specified in the tour

Bifana (Portuguese pork sandwich)
Bacalhau à brás (salted cod & potato)
Octopus salad
Mozambican samosas
Peixinhos da horta (battered green beans)
Portuguese cheeses
Pastel de nata (custard tart)
Portuguese beer
Sparkling wine
Regional wine

This tour is vegetarian-friendly, but vegan, kosher, and gluten-free options may be limited.
Notify the guide in case of allergies. Avoid the tour in case of severe or life-threatening food allergies.
All food is sourced from small, local shops, ensuring freshness and supporting Lisbon’s community.
Note: The itinerary and menu may vary based on availability and local conditions.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Eat, sip, and geek out at the world’s oldest bookstore and a church-turned-restaurant.

Everything you get: Guided 4-hour walking tour through conic neighborhoods, Baixa, Chiado, and Bairro Alto, indulge in 7+ tastings including craft beer and the city's best custard tart. Visit an underground restaurant in a former church, meet local vendors, and step inside the world's oldest bookstore.
Why choose this: It’s the ultimate Lisbon food crawl—packed with flavors, exclusive access to hidden restaurants and stories you won't find in any guidebook.

Inclusions

7+ tastings in 4 hours
Expert English-speaking local guide
Small group (up to 12 people)

Exclusions

Transfers

Extra food or drink purchases outside the tour

Grilled sardines with salad
Chicken skewers
Caldo verde (kale & potato soup)
Bifana (Portuguese pork sandwich)
Codfish croquettes
Alheira croquettes (with Portuguese sausage)
Pastel de nata (custard tart)
Craft beer
Regional wine

This tour is vegetarian-friendly, but vegan, kosher, and gluten-free options may be limited.
Notify the guide in case of allergies. Avoid the tour in case of severe or life-threatening food allergies.
All food is sourced from small, local shops, ensuring freshness and supporting Lisbon’s community.
Note: The itinerary and menu may vary based on availability and local conditions.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Lisbon's only food tour combining a Tuk Tuk ride, panoramic viewpoints, and authentic tastings

Everything you get: Savor Lisbon's best bites on a 4-hour food fest with 7 tastings, drinks, an hour-long Tuk Tuk joyride, and a stroll through the soul of the city, Baixa, Alfama, and Mouraria, with just a few fellow foodies.
Why choose this: Great for curious foodies who want history, scenery, and snacks all in one fun-filled premium tour without a lot of walking.

Inclusions

7 tastings n 4 hours
Expert English-speaking local guide
1-hour Tuk Tuk ride
Small group (up to 12 people)

Exclusions

Transfers

Extra food or drink purchases outside the tour

Bifana (Portuguese pork sandwich)
Croquettes
Tempura green beans
Bacalhau à brás (salted cod & potato)
Octopus salad
Pastel de nata (custard tart)
Local beer
Regional wine
Sparkling wine

NTK App

This tour is vegetarian-friendly, but vegan, kosher, and gluten-free options may be limited.
Notify the guide in case of allergies. Avoid the tour in case of severe or life-threatening food allergies.
All food is sourced from small, local shops, ensuring freshness and supporting Lisbon’s community.
Note: The itinerary and menu may vary based on availability and local conditions.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Discover eateries passed down generations in Lisbon's oldest district.

Everything you get: Guided 3–3.5 hour walking tour with a local expert and a small group of 12 food lovers. You'll take 5-7 stops at authentic tascas (taverns) of Mouraria, tasting regional wines and local favorites as you listen to age-old stories of the past.
Why choose this: Explore Mouraria’s old-world charm and tasty tascas, plus a secret dish to keep your taste buds guessing.

Inclusions

6+ tastings in 3 to 3.5 hours
Expert English-speaking local guide
Small groups (max 12 guests)

Exclusions

Transfers

Extra food or drinks not specified in the tour

Bifana (pork sandwich)
Portuguese Peticos
Traditional Portuguese fish
Local cured meats and cheeses
Traditional egg tart (Pastel de Nata)
Secret dish
Porto wine
Verde wine

This tour is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians, as most traditional Portuguese dishes use dairy and eggs.
Notify the guide in case of allergies.
All food is sourced from small, local shops, ensuring freshness and supporting Lisbon’s community.
Note: The itinerary and menu may vary based on availability and local conditions.

You can cancel these tickets up to 22 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Food Tours

Hidden Lisbon Food Tour: Fado, Street Art & Petiscos Tasting

A curated culinary journey through Lisbon’s hidden gems and VIP entry to a soulful Fado House.

Everything you get: A guided 4-hour walking tour through Baixa and Mouraria with a local English-speaking guide. Stop to taste a variety of authentic dishes and drinks at family-run eateries, traditional taverns, bakeries, and a Fado House frequented by locals.
Why choose this: Enjoy a mix of local flavors, hidden gems, and cultural insights as you explore the city with expert guides who know the stories behind every bite.

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4 hr.

Guided tour

Food Tours

Lisbon Food Tour: Classic Flavors of Chiado & Baixa

Eat, sip, and geek out at the world’s oldest bookstore and a church-turned-restaurant.

Everything you get: Guided 4-hour walking tour through conic neighborhoods, Baixa, Chiado, and Bairro Alto, indulge in 7+ tastings including craft beer and the city's best custard tart. Visit an underground restaurant in a former church, meet local vendors, and step inside the world's oldest bookstore.
Why choose this: It’s the ultimate Lisbon food crawl—packed with flavors, exclusive access to hidden restaurants and stories you won't find in any guidebook.

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Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.

4 hr.

Guided tour

Food Tours

Lisbon Food Tour with Tuk Tuk Ride

Lisbon's only food tour combining a Tuk Tuk ride, panoramic viewpoints, and authentic tastings

Everything you get: Savor Lisbon's best bites on a 4-hour food fest with 7 tastings, drinks, an hour-long Tuk Tuk joyride, and a stroll through the soul of the city, Baixa, Alfama, and Mouraria, with just a few fellow foodies.
Why choose this: Great for curious foodies who want history, scenery, and snacks all in one fun-filled premium tour without a lot of walking.

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Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Book now, pay later

Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.

4 hr.

Guided tour

Food Tours

Authentic Lisbon Food Walk in Mouraria

Discover eateries passed down generations in Lisbon's oldest district.

Everything you get: Guided 3–3.5 hour walking tour with a local expert and a small group of 12 food lovers. You'll take 5-7 stops at authentic tascas (taverns) of Mouraria, tasting regional wines and local favorites as you listen to age-old stories of the past.
Why choose this: Explore Mouraria’s old-world charm and tasty tascas, plus a secret dish to keep your taste buds guessing.

‌

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Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 22 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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3 hr. 20 min.

Guided tour

Guided Tours

Authentic Lisbon Food Walk in Baixa

Explore Baixa’s blend of local dishes with global influence in every bite

Everything you’ll get: Sample six classic treats like port, marmalade, fiery chouriço, and bifana—on a 3-hour tour of Baixa and Bairro Alto with an English-speaking guide and 14 passionate food lovers.
Why choose this: Learn to pair port, ginjinha & vinho verde with bold bites like bifana or chouriço, while listening to stories, customs & culinary roots behind them.

‌

Check availability

Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Book now, pay later

Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.

3 hr.

Explore Baixa’s blend of local dishes with global influence in every bite

Everything you’ll get: Sample six classic treats like port, marmalade, fiery chouriço, and bifana—on a 3-hour tour of Baixa and Bairro Alto with an English-speaking guide and 14 passionate food lovers.
Why choose this: Learn to pair port, ginjinha & vinho verde with bold bites like bifana or chouriço, while listening to stories, customs & culinary roots behind them.

Inclusions

11 food and wine tastings in 3 hours
Expert English-speaking guide
Small group (max 14 guests)

Exclusions

Transfers

Extra food or drinks not specified in the tour

Codfish cake
Bifana
Marmalade
Cheese
Bread
Chouriço
Red wine
Green wine
Draft beer
Port wine
Ginga liquor

This experience includes alcoholic beverages and no alternative for it. Availability is subject to age restrictions and local laws. Please carry a valid ID. Drink responsibly.
The tour will take place regardless of weather conditions. Please bring an umbrella or rain jacket for Lisbon's unpredictable weather.
This tour is not suitable for people who only eat vegan, celiac, kosher, or halal.
Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available at some stops but are not guaranteed.
The price covers your guide, meals, drinks, and restaurant taxes. Anything other than the menu served costs extra.
Tap water is free on request; mineral water is not included in the tour price.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.