Discover Lisbon’s heart through food: underground dining, award-winning pastries, historic coffee shops, and iconic landmarks. Taste authentic Portuguese cuisine in Baixa, Chiado, and Bairro Alto.
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A Mercearia do Pai Júlio - Enjoy a personal touch as Júlio, the owner, grills sardines right before your eyes, sharing stories about his delightful shop that thrives in a bohemian neighborhood.
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Tv. da Boa Hora 39 - A São Tomé and Príncipe restaurant offering African-Portuguese cuisine, featuring Piri Piri Chicken and beer.
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Taberna Carolina - Relish Caldo Verde, Bifana, and craft beer at a chic new Portuguese restaurant in the basement of a Lisbon church. Once a bar for church staff, it has been transformed into an elegant dining spot.
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Wine not? - Delight in Alheira and Codfish croquettes with wine at an upscale restaurant featuring classic Portuguese tapas.
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Praça da República 6 - Portuguese Custard Tart: Consistently voted the best custard tart in Lisbon for many years.
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Church of Saint Roch - S. Roque Church in Lisbon, a Baroque masterpiece founded in 1540, is known for its lavish interior, intricate chapels, and stunning tile work.
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Calçada do Carmo 37 A - Savor Ginjinha, Lisbon’s signature liqueur, served in a chocolate cup with a free refill at a dedicated Ginjinha shop.
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Convento do Carmo - A historic landmark in Lisbon, Carmo Convent is renowned for its impressive Gothic ruins, which were left partially destroyed after the 1755 earthquake. It now houses the Carmo Archaeological Museum and stands as a striking symbol of Lisbon’s rich history and resilience.
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A Brasileira - One of the oldest coffee shops in Lisbon, A Brasileira is a historic café known for its charming ambiance and classic Portuguese coffee culture. A must-visit spot to experience Lisbon’s rich café tradition.
- Local Wine and Crafted Beer
- Lisbon - A Food Lover’s Guide
- Enjoy ginjinha the Lisbon way: in a chocolate cup
- Delight in authentic Portuguese tapas and local wines
- Engage with local Tasca owners as they grill fresh fish and prepare the legendary piri piri chicken
- Local English Speaking Guide
- Explore an underground church restaurant savouring the famous ‘Bifana’ sandwich
- Gratuities / Tips for guides
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Explore with us the very heart of Lisbon while sampling authentic Portuguese meals:
Descend into an underground restaurant, housed in a former church in Chiado, where craft beer, wine, and savory “Bifana” await.
When in Bairro Alto taste the spectacle of fresh grilled fish and the best piri piri chicken in town.
Explore Baixa with a visit to an award-winning pastry shop, home to the city’s best custard tart.
Step into history at Portugal’s oldest coffee shop, open since 1778, and explore the city’s iconic landmarks.
- Tour stops, tastings and number of tastings may change slightly to reflect seasonal produce, vendor opening hours and availability.
- Email us to advise of any dietary requirements such as vegetarian and gluten-free diets.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
