LISBON · PORTUGAL
Lisbon’s best days out.
The 15 best food & drink tours in Lisbon, side by side. What each one is really like, how long it takes, what it costs and who runs it.
A small-group Lisbon food and wine crawl with seven tastings across five eateries, including fado-house VIP access and Mouraria murals.
Most Popular“Great communications.After a day reflection I will admit that the tour was disappointing,food was low quality and the guide seemed like he didn't care.He was non-chalant type of thing,firendly in an empty way.”
15 tastings and wine pairings on a 3-hour Lisbon walk in Baixa, with Port, ginjinha, and classic café tascas.
“Filipa was a fantastic tour guide – very entertaining, with excellent knowledge of the city and its history. The venues were close to each other, so there were no long walks. The tastings gave a great overall impression.”
Lisbon’s Alfama in a small group with 18 tastings, Portuguese wine and bites, plus great viewpoints, led by guides like Francisco, Raquel, and Bianca.
“You should not eat before this tour. The food is incredible and there is a lot!! Our guide Bianca was wonderful. She was warm and personable and told us some great historical facts along the way.”
Taste Baixa like a local on a 3-hour Lisbon walking tour with 3 classic Portuguese bites, 4 drinks, and guided history.
“Fantastic tour. Guide was very knowledgeable and engaging, knew a lot about the history and made the tour enjoyable. Great way to get in and out of lots of restaurants quickly. Highly recommend!”
Walk Lisbon’s Baixa, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré on a small-group Portuguese food tour with nine tastes, three drinks, and expert stories.
“Helena gave us an amazing experience. The food was delicious! Her knowledge of Lisbon and how she incorporated it into the tour was perfection. Highly recommend!”
A 3-hour Lisbon food and wine walking tour with 10+ tastings, including Porto wine, ginjinha, sardines, cheeses, and pastel de nata.
“Lisbon food tours is a must do at the beginning of your visit. Claudia was the best. Highly recommend this.”
Lisbon food and wine tour from Baixa to Alfama and Mouraria with up to 19 tastings, local guides, and family-run eateries.
“Hands down one of the best food tours we’ve done. We got some interesting history, great convo and tastings at each stop. The city is filled with rich culture and food. Also love that Marina went above and beyond as a host with securing hard to find foods and drinks that you wouldn’t be able…”
A small-group walk through Mouraria’s Fado roots with 12 tastings and 5 drinks, plus local stories, steep cobbles, and serious value.
“We had a wonderful time touring many of the lesser known food establishments with Dani. We learned so much about Lisbon- history, architecture, and many of the culinary specialties Lisbon is known for. Dani was an exceptionally good guide, answering our many questions and sharing lively stories along the way. We highly recommend this tour!”
Private Lisbon to Arrábida wine tour with market stops, Atlantic viewpoints, two wine estates, Azeitão tiles, and Sesimbra sights.
“Good experience with 2 wineries, tile making and shop, and fabulous view for lunch. DmRui was my driver to and from Lisbon and Andy was my guide.”
Private Lisbon food tour with 10+ local dishes, cheeses, fish, bifana, pastel de nata, plus port and verde wine.
“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, taste ginjinha and pastel de nata, and learn local stories on a 3-hour food tour.
“Our guide Peter was awesome. Probably the best guide we’ve ever had. His love and pride in the city really shined. He got so many high fives and greetings from the locals, it made us feel at home too. It was a great day and the highlight of our trip.”
A 3.5-hour guided Lisbon food tour with nine tastings and three drinks across Baixa, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré.
“Our guide Eva was great. The other tourists were as well. Eva's personality was very likable. I appreciated ALL her knowledge and tips. She's so good at was she does. This your made me want to go home and take one of these where I live. No joke!”
Sip wine, snack on bifana and piri piri chicken, watch sardines grilled, and end with Lisbon’s famous custard tarts in a small group.
“This was so helpful for our first time in Portugal. We loved all of our stops and even went back to a few of the restaurants.”
4-hour Lisbon Food & Tuk-Tuk tour with bifana, octopus and cod, plus 270° viewpoints and warm pastel de nata.
“Great time! Fun to get around the city this way and eat food of the region with a local. All food was great.”
Private wine tasting in Setúbal from Lisbon with a dedicated guide, 7–10 wines, and optional family lunch in historic cellars.
“Another great experience in Portugal. Rodrigo who wa our guide explained the suttle differences of Portuguese wine and food. It was a great tour and great fun.”
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