LISBON · FOOD TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 15 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“Andre was fantastic and incredibly knowledgeable. Gave us a great opportunity to explore the area, learn about the culture and most importantly… great food! Went on this on my first day in Lisbon, and am so excited to enjoy the rest of my trip.”
Small-group Lisbon food walk in Alfama with 18 tastings, plastic-free bites, and standout viewpoints, led by guides like Francisco and Raquel.
“A great introduction into Portuguese culture and food. The tour guide Francisco was friendly, engaging, informative and collaborative. He went out of his way to ensure we stayed dry and safe on a rainy afternoon. He is proud of his country and culture and helped us understand why. Very worthwhile experience.”
A 3-hour Baixa food walk in Lisbon with 3 classic tastings, 4 drinks, and a local guide telling you what to notice.
“A superb introduction to some Portuguese food, a lot of which I may not have experienced otherwise. Our guide was Bruno who was superb and had everything organised. Just the right quantity as well so you were never too full for the next item. Very much recommended,”
Small-group 3.5-hour Portuguese food tour in Lisbon’s Baixa, Chiado & Cais do Sodré: nine tastings, three drinks, food history.
“Merritt was an excellent, friendly guide with superb local knowledge. She took us to places that felt very authentic and not touristy. Excellent explanation of the food and food history was provided. We all enjoyed the experience thoroughly, especially the 10 year old”
Small-group Lisbon food and wine tour with 10+ tastings, Porto wine and ginjinha, and historic walks through Mouraria, Baixa, and Alfama.
“Lisbon food tours is a must do at the beginning of your visit. Claudia was the best. Highly recommend this.”
19 Portuguese food and wine tastings across Baixa, Martim Moniz, and Alfama. Small group, local families, history, and 4 hours of walking.
“This is a really fun food and wine tour in Lisbon. Livia was our excellent tour guide. She was informative about local history as well as about food, wine and many recommendations for Lisbon. This tour was very accommodating to the veRead more”
Lisbon’s private food tour with 6 or 10 tastings, city highlights, and Portuguese classics like pastéis, cod croquettes, and ginjinha.
“What an awesome experience with Rodrigo! He was very hospital, a great person to chat with, answered every question , and showed us some amazing meals. Would highly recommend him to anyone coming to Lisbon.”
Nine tastings and three drinks across Baixa, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré, with ginjinha and pastel de nata plus a classic salt cod meal.
“We had such a great time on our food tour with Borja. He was super knowledgeable and explained the stories and history behind each dish in a way that was really interesting and easy to follow. It made the food feel even more special. Borja was also really friendly and easy to talk to. He…”
A 3-hour private Lisbon food tour with 10+ local bites, cheeses, fish, bifana, pastel de nata, and Portuguese wines, plus key sights.
“Marta was an exceptional guide with an incredible knowledge of her beautiful city. She treated us to hidden culinary gems and the stories behind them. The best tour we had in Portugal.”
Segway through Alfama and Old Town Lisbon for 3 hours with 5 Portuguese tastings, ginjinha, pastel de nata, and panoramic viewpoints.
“We had a fantastic time learning how to maneuver the Segway before starting the tour. Peter was an amazing guide with entertaining banter and excellent historical information. You could tell he loves Portugal and it's history. He seemed to know everyone as we traversed the city and his demeanor made the experience that much more…”
Lisbon Fado dinner in Alfama: Portuguese tapas, wine, and live singers in an 18th-century chapel over a Roman theatre. 3 hours.
“Great place, service and ambiance. Very nice people that welcomed us in the door and took care of us during the evening. The Fado was beautiful and very intimate being seated in the front next to the musicians. There were plenty of food and drinks (all included in the price) Food kept on coming for…”
Small-group Lisbon food walk with tastings and stories at Estrela, Campo de Ourique, Parada gardens, and Santo Condestável. English.
“If you are going to be in Lisbon for any time at all - and if you enjoy good food, good wine and good company, this tour is a must. Take it early in your stay, as you will learn a lot about the local food community and cuisine that will set you up for…”
3.5-hour Lisbon food crawl with nine tastings and three drinks across Baixa, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré, ending with pastéis de nata.
“fun, knowledgable and delicious. great way to set a city and Anastasia was a great guide. highly recommend.”
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”
A 4-hour Lisbon walking food tour with 18 to 20 tastings, local history stops, and a small group size. Come hungry and plan to stroll.
“Ana was an excellent guide with a wide range of different tastings as well as a very informative explanation of the history of Lisbon, as it relates to food. Used elevators to beat the hills and spent over 4 hours with the group Highly recommend.”
