STREET FOOD · PORTUGAL STREET FOOD TOURS
Every trip has one evening spare. These 6 street food tours are worth spending it on, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Walk Lisbon’s flat Baixa district for three hours with guides such as Bruno, Joana, Maya, or Rodrigo. You’ll try eight Portuguese foods, sip four local drinks, visit taverns and street-food stops, and hear how the 1755 earthquake reshaped the city.
“Bruno was a fantastic tour guide! The food was amazing. Very lovely experience!”
Meet in central Porto for a three-hour English food walk through Clérigos and Cedofeita. Your small group visits four family-run venues for 10 to 12 petiscos, port, beer, local wine and spirits, with guides such as João, Marta and Gabriel sharing food and city stories.
“Good selection was varied and reflective of the area. Beer and wine offerings were good. He did a great job of showing us the “local” side of life in Porto.”
Spend three hours tasting Portuguese specialties and four local drinks in Baixa with an English-speaking guide. Guides such as Maya, Bruno, Telma, and Margarita bring food, stories, and practical Lisbon tips together, with vegetarian alternatives available if arranged ahead.
“Margarita was a perfect guide, we really appreciated the whole evening.”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Praça da Figueira for three hours of Portuguese food, wine, Ginjinha, and Baixa history. Expect eight tastings, four drinks, reserved restaurant seating, and dishes such as presunto, chouriço, seafood, grilled sardines, and Pastel de Nata. Vegetarian options are limited.
“Joanna was fun and knowledgeable, great day one event. Not too much walking but very interesting selection. Would recommend”
Follow guide Marcos through Lisbon’s Baixa, Rossio, Chiado, and Bairro Alto for generous tastings, Portuguese wine pairings, and lesser-known food stops. This English-language tour lasts about 3 to 4 hours, welcomes up to 8 people, and suits curious eaters who want restaurant tips for the rest of their stay.
“This was the best tour that I had while in Portugal!”
Walk Lisbon’s flat Baixa for three hours, stopping at taverns, seafood restaurants, a historic Ginjinha shop, and a pastry counter. You’ll taste eight Portuguese dishes and four drinks, with guides such as Bruno, Maya, Andre, Joanna, and Rodrigo praised for lively food and city stories.
“Very fun, good food and a very knowledgeable tour guide! Very funny and interactive, I would recommend especially to take the tour with Andre, he made the experience so insightful!”
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