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Tip: Drinks on the tour are crisp Vinho Verde, local beer and aged Port wine.
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Porto Food Tour with Craft Beer by Taste Porto (since 2013)
A Porto food and craft beer tour with 7 beer tastings paired with local favorites including the francesinha, at four craft beer spots with exclusive access to a working brewery.
TipIt can accommodate vegetarians, no pork, no meat, no nuts and shellfish allergy, though overlapping restrictions may narrow the options.
Porto Private Food and Drink Tasting Tour with Local
A private food tour of Porto with a local guide, trying 10 food and drink tastings from savory to sweet, including Pastel de Nata, with city highlights between the stops.
TipThe tour is private, so only you and your local take part, and vegetarian alternatives are available if you message your host.
Porto Tapas and Vinho Verde Tour
A Porto tour of authentic tascas to try local snacks, with glasses of Vinho Verde, noisy locals and a unique atmosphere at each place, and guides who share the history of the food.
TipThis tour serves as a full lunch, so come with an empty stomach.
PRIVATE Porto food & wine tour
A private gastronomic tour of Porto led by professional historians, with food tastings from fine charcuterie to the Atlantic coast and wine pairings at century-old establishments.
TipThe historians suggest restaurants, bars and museums tailored to your interests so you can continue on your own.
4 Hour Traditional Portuguese Food and Wine Tour in Porto
A 4 hour traditional Portuguese food and wine tour in Porto with a local guide: taste traditional Portuguese dishes and local drinks and hear the stories behind the food, including codfish.
TipCome hungry: the tour includes all food and the drinks on its pre-established menu.
Authentic Food and Wine Tour in Porto by Food Lover Tour
A petiscos brunch in Porto to see what locals enjoy eating in the morning, with 10-12 petiscos, a glass of Vinho Verde, a glass of Port wine and a local beer.
TipThe 10-12 petiscos are described as a full meal, so arrive hungry.