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Experience Lisbon’s flavors on a 4-hour food tour with 17 tastings, exploring historic districts and local family-run restaurants. Suitable for vegetarians and pescatarians.

The Lisbon: Portuguese Cuisine Food Tour with 17 Tastings offers a comprehensive introduction to the city’s culinary scene, combining history, culture, and flavors in a short, engaging walk. Priced at $131 per person, this tour stands out for its focus on authentic, family-run restaurants and a wide variety of tastings that go beyond simple snacks. It’s especially suited for food lovers interested in Portuguese tradition, as well as those who appreciate a small-group setting.
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This tour begins at the central Rua Augusta Arch, a well-known landmark opposite Praça do Comércio. The meeting point is easy to find, just a brief walk from the Terreiro do Paço metro station or Tram 28 stop. The guide from Oh! My Cod Tours welcomes small groups up to 10 participants, ensuring a personalized experience.
The tour’s structure ensures you get a true taste of Lisbon’s culinary culture in just four hours, with a mix of walking, resting, and eating. The guide leads you through three of Lisbon’s oldest districts—Alfama, Mouraria, and Baixa—highlighting their historical significance alongside their vibrant food scenes.
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The first stop in Baixa de Lisboa features a guided 20-minute walk through the city’s downtown area. This neighborhood, rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake, offers a backdrop of neoclassical architecture and lively streets.
Next, a 40-minute visit includes a food market and tastings at local shops. Here, visitors sample up to 11 different types of food, including cheeses, pastries, and traditional savory dishes. This stop emphasizes how Lisbon’s culinary traditions are influenced by both local ingredients and colonial history. The market visit provides insights into the city’s food sourcing and local specialties.

The next district, Mouraria, is a 25-minute guided walk that reveals the neighborhood’s rich multicultural past. This area is known for its vibrant Fado music and diverse community.
During a 2-hour wine and food tasting session, visitors savor authentic petiscos (Portuguese tapas) and main dishes, exploring how Portugal’s colonial history has shaped its cuisine with a variety of spices and flavors. The guide shares cultural stories alongside the food, making this stop both flavorful and educational.
The third district, Santa Maria Maior, is reached after a 40-minute guided tour. This area includes Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, famous for its narrow streets and historic charm.
A 1-hour wine tasting and food sampling occurs here, with dishes and drinks carefully selected to highlight local culinary techniques. The tour concludes at the Museu do Fado, where visitors can appreciate Portugal’s musical heritage alongside their food journey.
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Throughout the tour, up to 11 food tastings are presented, ranging from cheese, pastries, fish, and meat, to sweet desserts. These dishes are cooked exclusively for the group at family-run restaurants and shops, showcasing authentic Portuguese cuisine.
The beverage selection includes Portuguese wines, beer, port, liqueurs, as well as coffee, tea, juices, and lemonades. The variety ensures a well-rounded taste of Portugal’s drinks culture, complementing the food stops perfectly.
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The tour is designed to balance walking and resting, covering about 1.6 miles (2.5 km) with a few stairs involved. The overall physical demand is moderate, suitable for most guests who are comfortable walking for short periods.
The meeting point under the Arch of Rua Augusta is convenient for public transportation, with options from metro or tram nearby. The tour operates in English and is LGBTQ2S+ friendly.
Participants are advised to wear comfortable shoes, bring sun protection, and stay hydrated during the four hours. The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or vegans.
This experience offers a balanced exploration of Lisbon’s history and cuisine, focusing on real, family-run establishments. The small group size guarantees personalized attention and a relaxed atmosphere.
The $131 price covers up to 17 tastings and 6 beverages, making it a good value considering the extensive variety and insider access. The tour’s reputation is solid, with over 5000 five-star reviews across multiple platforms, reflecting consistent quality and enjoyable experiences.
What sets this tour apart is its focus on authentic dishes cooked specifically for the group and visiting not just one, but three of Lisbon’s oldest districts. It combines guided walks with tastings at family-run venues, providing a deep dive into local food customs.
The inclusion of explanations about the history and culture behind each dish adds meaningful context. The tour also adapts to dietary restrictions with notice given 72 hours in advance for vegetarians, celiacs, and pescatarians.
The tour concludes at the Museu do Fado, Portugal’s famous folk music museum. This provides an opportunity to reflect on the day’s culinary journey while soaking in the musical heritage that has shaped Lisbon’s culture. It’s a fitting end to a flavorful exploration, connecting food, history, and music.
This 4-hour guided food tour offers an authentic, comprehensive experience of Lisbon’s culinary scene. The combination of local, family-run venues and varied tastings makes it especially appealing for those eager to taste genuine Portuguese flavors.
While it involves a moderate amount of walking and some stairs, most you will find it manageable and rewarding. The focus on history, culture, and cuisine in three historic districts creates a well-rounded, memorable experience.
This tour is ideal for food lovers, cultural explorers, and anyone wanting a deep, authentic taste of Lisbon. The small group setting and extensive tastings ensure a personal and enriching visit to Portugal’s vibrant capital.
Is this tour suitable for vegetarians or pescatarians?
Yes, but you must inform the organizer 72 hours in advance. The tour can accommodate vegetarians and pescatarians, though it is not suitable for vegans.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts 4 hours, including walking, tasting, and cultural stops.
Where does the tour start?
It begins at the Arch of Rua Augusta, a central location in Lisbon, near Praça do Comércio.
What is the group size?
The tour is limited to 10 participants, ensuring a small, intimate experience.
What is included in the price?
You receive up to 17 tastings of food, including starters, main dishes, desserts, and up to 6 drink tastings such as wine, port, and liqueurs.
Are transfers included?
No, transportation to or from the meeting point is not included.
Is the tour accessible for all?
It involves a few stairs and covers about 1.6 miles (2.5 km). It is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
This food tour in Lisbon offers an engaging, delicious, and culturally enriching experience that captures the city’s heart through its flavors and stories.
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