Lisbon: Guided Walking Food Tour

Praca Da Figueira

Meet at Bairro Alto, a lively and bohemian district known for its trendy bars and restaurants.

Casa do Alentejo

Wander through the charming streets of Lisbon's historic neighborhoods.This establishment, a historical tavern, is a true marvel. Here, you'll have the opportunity to savor famous chorizo asado. What's more, the experience is heightened as you witness the preparation of this delectable sausage right before your eyes. Complementing this culinary delight, you'll be treated to a glass of homemade wine sourced from the Alentejo region. For our vegetarian guests, a delicious soup prepared from a special recipe awaits.

Santuario de Santo Antao da Barca

Meet other foodies and travelers from around the world for a fun and social experience that wiA gastronomic exploration of Lisbon wouldn't be complete without indulging in its maritime treasures. Thus, we turn our attention to the iconic dish of Portugal – pasteis de bacalhau, codfish cake. Alternatively, you can opt for a codfish dish crafted from a cherished old recipe. Accompanying this feast is a refreshing serving of white Sangria. ll leave you with a newfound appreciation for Portuguese cuisine.

Praca Dom Joao da Camara

Our next stop invites you to partake in the quintessential Portuguese sandwich – the bifana. Accompanied by Portugal's most famous beer, this flavorful delight will satisfy your cravings. Vegetarian guests need not worry, as typical fried snacks await your indulgence.

If you've managed to leave some room in your stomach, our final destination promises an exquisite seafood rice pot, brimming with shrimp, calamari, and mussels. Vegetarians, fear not, as you'll be treated to Portuguese tomato rice prepared to perfection. And for a fitting accompaniment, the famed green wine from Portugal's northern reaches.