About this experience
Experience 12 carefully selected Portuguese dishes in a tasting adventure. Sample traditional flavors, pastries, and beverages while learning about ingredients, preparation, and food pairing,
Highlights
- Taste authentic arroz de marisco, Portugal’s beloved seafood rice
- Experience Lisbon’s hidden food gems, away from the crowds.
- Enjoy a small group sized tour guided by passionate locals.
- Savour the king of cured meats: Pata Negra.
What's included
- Local Guide
- Small Group (Maximum 10 Guests)
- Twelve different tastings
- Priority at every stop
- Wine tasting
- Local Tips
- Tasting a mix of local flavors and dishes.
- Visit charming, traditional Portuguese eateries for a true taste of the culture.
- Enjoy a selection of iconic Portuguese culinary wonders.
- Stroll through the historic heart of the Baixa district.
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Experience 12 carefully selected traditional Portuguese dishes in a guided tasting experience. Sample authentic flavors, pastries, and beverages while learning about ingredients, preparation methods, and food pairings. Each tasting stop provides dedicated time to savor and enjoy the true taste of Portugal. This experience focuses entirely on the culinary journey, allowing you to discover Portuguese flavors in depth.
Your food adventure begins with a warm welcome: Pastel de Bacalhau — a crispy fried codfish cake served inside the oldest tavern in Lisbon. As a second appetizer you will taste the richness of Iberian ham (Pata Negra). It's a flavorful start that introduces you to Portugal’s savory heritage.
As you stroll through Lisbon’s iconic neighborhoods, we’ll pause for a taste of Ginjinha, a sweet and tangy cherry liquor that’s a favorite among locals and a must-try for visitors.
Then, enjoy the smoky, rustic flavor of Chouriço Assado — a flame-grilled Portuguese sausage — perfectly complemented by a glass of bold red wine.
For the main course, start with a glass of Vinho Verde (Green Wine) paired with artisanal portuguese cheese. Indulge in a generous serving of seafood rice with lobster and Bacalhau à Brás highlighting the city’s rich maritime traditions.
Finally, end your journey on a sweet note with the famous Pastel de Nata - the ultimate Portuguese dessert - and a glass of Port Wine.
Whether you're a passionate foodie, a curious traveler, or simply looking for the best food tour in Lisbon, this experience offers an unforgettable taste of Portugal’s culinary heritage. Join us and discover why Lisbon is one of Europe’s top destinations for food lovers.
Terms & conditions
Unfortunately, the activity provider is unable to accommodate all food allergies or dietary restrictions, including celiac disease or vegan preferences.