Lisbon: Tastes and Traditions Guided Food Tour
Eat like a Lisbon local for a morning as you taste the foods and drinks you can't leave Portugal without trying.
Aloma Time Out Market Stall is a street-food stop in Cais Do Sodre, Lisbon.
Editorially verified May 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Eat like a Lisbon local for a morning as you taste the foods and drinks you can't leave Portugal without trying.
Discover the flavors of Lisbon on a guided food and wine tour. Taste a variety of local dishes, including bifana and pastel de nata, and sip on Portuguese beer, sparkl...
Taste the soul of Lisbon on our Secret Food Tour. Discover authentic Portuguese tapas, wine, and pastries in local taverns, including our famous Secret Dish! Come hung...
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Learn how to make Portuguese custard tarts from scratch during this hands-on experience in Lisbon. Experience the only place in Portugal where you can do a pastel de n...
Learn how to cook traditional Portuguese dishes with a local chef in a hands-on cooking class. Savor a delicious meal of 6 petiscos, a main course, and a traditional dessert.
Embark on a max. 8-person tour. Cross the Tejo River, enjoy stunning beaches, lunch in Sesimbra, taste 7 wines, cheese, and pastries, visit 2 wineries, adore tile art ...
Address: Avenida 24 de Julho 49, Mercado da Ribeira, 1200-479 Lisboa, Lisbon
Sol e Pesca on Lisbon's pink street: a former fishing-tackle shop turned conservas bar since 2010, walls stacked with tins, served on bread with butter.
Try: Conservas, Portuguese tinned fish boards
As Bifanas do Afonso in Lisbon's Baixa: a stand-up counter on Rua da Madalena famed for one thing, the bifana, garlic-paprika pork in soft bread.
Try: Bifana, marinated pork sandwich
O Trevo on Lisbon's Praca Luis de Camoes: the local consensus pick for bifanas at 2.50 euros, served with a beer at a stand-up counter, fast service.
Try: Bifana, the Lisbon pork sandwich
Sol e Pesca on Lisbon's pink street: a former fishing-tackle shop turned conservas bar since 2010, walls stacked with tins, served on bread with butter.
Try: Conservas, Portuguese tinned fish boards
Casa Portuguesa do Pastel de Bacalhau on Lisbon's Rua Augusta: a tourist counter for cod cakes filled with melted Serra da Estrela, served with port.
Try: Pastel de bacalhau filled with Serra da Estrela cheese
Casa das Bifanas in Lisbon's Baixa: a long counter on Praca Dom Joao da Camara, bifanas with sharp Portuguese mustard and a Sagres in a sleeve glass.
Try: Bifana with mustard
A Tendinha do Rossio on Praca Dom Pedro IV: Lisbon's oldest tavern since 1840, counter bifanas, pastel de bacalhau and shrimp croquettes with vinho tinto.
Try: Bifana and pastel de bacalhau at the counter