Baixa Lisbon: History, Squares, Food & Local Experiences
Chances are you’ll spend some time in Baixa on your trip to Lisbon. This is the heart of the downtown area, nestled between the river and the surrounding hills. It’s filled with open plazas, geometric streets, and a constant flow of people, making it a fun area to explore. Why...
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A Local’s Guide to Vegan Restaurants in Lisbon
Being a strict vegan can be tricky when you’re traveling. It’s not like you’re in the comfort of your home preparing your own dishes; you’re eating out more, and every time you choose a place to dine, careful consideration is required. Veganism is on the rise in Europe, especially in...
A Foodie's Guide to Traditional Portuguese Easter Food in 2026
Portugal has become one of Europe’s most popular Easter destinations, and it’s easy to see why. The weather is warm, the country is steeped in Catholic tradition, and the food — always exceptional — takes on a whole new dimension during Semana Santa (Holy Week). After trying some much-loved Portuguese Easter foods...
A Local’s Guide to Pastel de Nata in Lisbon
If you try just one local delicacy in Portugal’s capital, let it be the revered pastel de nata. These Portuguese custard tarts have become a source of national pride. Their uniquely flaky, savory pastry has captivated foodies since they were created in Belém’s Jerónimos Monastery in the 1800s. I’ve had...
An Essential Guide to Coffee in Lisbon
The top coffee shops in Lisbon, reflect Portugal’s deep historical connections, while also embracing the modern coffee culture. The Portuguese baristas are masters of transforming a seemingly humble cup of coffee into an elevated art form to tantalize coffee lovers of all stripes. The area has a staggering number of...
A Culinary Guide to Michelin Star Restaurants in Lisbon
As Lisbon’s gastronomic landscape continues to gain traction, so does the Portuguese capital’s Michelin-starred restaurants. With sublime wine lists, exceptional tasting menus, and elegant surroundings, the Michelin-star restaurants in Lisbon are havens for culinary connoisseurs. Those of you who know me from my Lisbon food walks you’ll know I’m a...
A Local’s Guide to Food Markets in Lisbon
When you think of Lisbon, food markets likely don’t initially come to mind. While the Portuguese capital’s selection of markets has dwindled over the years, they remain some of the top places for foodies hoping to feast on local food like pasteis de nata and bacalhau. All it took was...
A Food Lover’s Guide to Breakfast in Lisbon
The Portuguese capital of Lisbon has always been one of my favorite places to break my fast in Europe. It has so much variety: espresso bars in Alfama, bagels in Baixa, and if you sleep in a little late, the brunch spots in Bairro Alto will always be there. Who...
Exploring Street Food Across Lisbon
Portugal may be known for classic dishes like arroz de pato and peri-peri chicken, but its capital city holds a secret. Lisbon’s street food scene is small but mighty, with a glorious blend of savory bites and tasty confections waiting to be discovered. Before designing my Lisbon food walks, I...
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A Morning in Porto: Food & Port Wine 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
- 3.5 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
