Discovering Cachorrinho in Porto
Tucked inside crusty bread and grilled to perfection, the cachorrinho is Porto’s irresistible take on the classic hot dog. It’s a little smaller and spicier than a red hot you might get in the States, yet it’s packed with local flavor. In Porto, cachorrinho is a beloved street food that...
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Navigating Gluten-Free Dining in Porto
Finding quality, gluten-free restaurants can be exhausting, as anyone with a gluten intolerance knows all too well. Yet, in some cities, you’ll have dozens of incredible options, which is certainly the case in Porto! I’ve seen the gluten-free offerings in the city expand substantially since I started my Porto food...
A Local’s Guide to Street Food in Porto
For a city not typically known for its sidewalk snacks, the street food in Porto certainly caught me by surprise. Hearty sandwiches, deep-fried treats, and tantalizing baked goods are all up for grabs on street corners all over the city, showcasing another side of Portuguese cuisine. Some of the street...
A Culinary Guide to Wine Bars in Porto
If there’s one thing I never tire of, it’s sampling Portuguese wines. The Portuguese are among the largest consumers of wine on the planet, so I’m pretty confident that you won’t be disappointed in the selection of wine bars in Porto. The city has exquisite wine bars, including snug hideaways...
An Essential Guide to Francesinha in Porto
Portugal has a lengthy selection of satisfying sandwiches, but none have the prestigious reputation of the epic francesinha. Packed to the brim with succulent meat and covered with a sumptuous and spicy cheese sauce, these sandwiches always go down a treat on my Porto food walks. A take on some...
A Culinary Guide to Desserts in Lisbon
Traveling abroad to a great food destination like Lisbon calls for more than just sampling their amazing wine bars and cafes. It’s also a prime opportunity to sink your teeth into some of the top desserts in all of Portugal. Portuguese cuisine has some traditional desserts shared by other great...
A Local’s Guide to Seafood in Lisbon
One of the most desirable aspects of Portugal’s capital city is its location snuggled alongside the Atlantic. This allows for a year-round holiday feel, a cool sea breeze and of course, a diet centred largely around coastal delights. In Lisbon, seafood is a staple of the cuisine and its long-time...
Lisbon has a pretty historical and impressive drinking culture, hosting a wide range of bars located throughout the city. In terms of staples, the Portuguese love their local beer. There are the two most famous brands Sagres and Super Bock, and of course, the country produces some absolutely fabulous wine...
A Guide to Family Restaurants in Lisbon
Lisbon has long been a kid-friendly city break destination, so it stands to reason that the city has a plentiful supply of family-focused eateries. After dining in some of the finest family restaurants in Lisbon, I realized that the quality of these establishments has never failed to exceed my expectations. Family-style...
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Porto Wine & Dine: Port Wine Cave and Food Tour
A culinary walking tour of Porto’s authentic Vila Nova de Gaia neighborhood, with a visit to the world's oldest port wine cellar, port wine tastings and traditional delicious food.
- Mon-Sat
- 4 Hours
- Small Group
A traditional Portuguese dinner that takes you all over the city!
- Daily
- 3.5 Hours
- Small Group
Already traveling in a large group or want something different? All our tours can be taken privately or we can create a tour just for you!
- Private tour
