FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 14 lisbon food tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
3-hour Baixa food walk with 8 tastings and 4 drinks, including Vinho Verde and Ginjinha. Priority service and a sweet finish.
Most Popular“Our tour guide Rod did amazing job explaining the food and its history would strongly recommend him as a tour guide and this tour”
Small-group Lisbon food walk in Alfama with 18 tastings, plastic-free bites, and standout viewpoints, led by guides like Francisco and Raquel.
“Great food walking tour with a fabulous guide (Raquel). Raquel kept us informed and fed. She was informative and had a friendly attitude. It felt like a friend was giving the tour.”
A 3-hour Baixa food walk in Lisbon with 3 classic tastings, 4 drinks, and a local guide telling you what to notice.
“Telma was amazing and offered so many great historical facts about Lisbon. The food was delicious! Drinks great. Telma was outstanding!!”
Small-group 3.5-hour Portuguese food tour in Lisbon’s Baixa, Chiado & Cais do Sodré: nine tastings, three drinks, food history.
“Helena led our walking food tour and truly embodied what’s best about the Portuguese spirit, proud of her city, open-minded, thoughtful, and passionate about sharing its food and stories. The tour took us to a great mix of well-known and tucked-away spots, some we’d already noticed and others we might have walked straight past. We…”
Small-group Lisbon food and wine tour with 10+ tastings, Porto wine and ginjinha, and historic walks through Mouraria, Baixa, and Alfama.
“Good tour overall. Kind of slow paced for us, but we had some slower walkers in the group. The food was ok. We have done secret food tours in the past and enjoyed them more. There was an option for an upgrade to have some extra drinks that we were not offered in our booking…”
19 Portuguese food and wine tastings across Baixa, Martim Moniz, and Alfama. Small group, local families, history, and 4 hours of walking.
“Marina was an amazing tour guide. We saw so much of Lisbon and had yummy food. We were so lucky with the others on our tour. Don’t miss this!!!!”
Lisbon’s private food tour with 6 or 10 tastings, city highlights, and Portuguese classics like pastéis, cod croquettes, and ginjinha.
“If you are joining this tour better be really hungry and plan to eat a lot! A very good way to enjoy good food and learn about it as well.”
Nine tastings and three drinks across Baixa, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré, with ginjinha and pastel de nata plus a classic salt cod meal.
“Great introduction to Lisbons food and history. A perfect way to spend first day inna new city”
A 3-hour private Lisbon food tour with 10+ local bites, cheeses, fish, bifana, pastel de nata, and Portuguese wines, plus key sights.
“Jorge was a terrific guide. Interesting, knowledgeable, and very helpful. The authentic local restaurants served delicious food & we all enjoyed Jorge’s information & observations along the way.”
Segway through Alfama and Old Town Lisbon for 3 hours with 5 Portuguese tastings, ginjinha, pastel de nata, and panoramic viewpoints.
“Gui was an excellent guide. He was friendly, well informed about the area and the tour stops, very passionate about making us enjoy our experience. We enjoyed this tour so much thanks to him… we had already booked a trip to Belem for two days later with another company. During the tour he told us…”
Lisbon Fado dinner in Alfama: Portuguese tapas, wine, and live singers in an 18th-century chapel over a Roman theatre. 3 hours.
“Performers were amazing. Great sound and acoustics. Tapas style food and amounts served was ideal and delicious. A must do in Alfama Lisbon.”
Small-group Lisbon food walk with tastings and stories at Estrela, Campo de Ourique, Parada gardens, and Santo Condestável. English.
“Culinary Backstreets delivers the best food tour bar none. Guides are exceptional, Martine went above and beyond to make sure everyone had a wonderful experience. It’s about the food, the neighborhood, the total experience. When you walk with Culinary Backstreets you’re a traveler not a tourist!”
3.5-hour Lisbon food crawl with nine tastings and three drinks across Baixa, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré, ending with pastéis de nata.
“a friendly, personable and knowledgable guide. Food was excellent and plentiful”
3.5-hour small-group Lisbon food tour through Baixa, Chiado & Bairro Alto with wine, grilled sardines, bifana and pastel de nata.
“Walking around Lisbon with our guide, Fred, was a great way to see the city and taste a wide range of delicious food in a variety places. We even ate a bifana and local soup in the basement of a church. Great experience”
