Welcome to Lisbon, the city of Tasty Food!
Prepare to embark on a culinary journey like no other. From delectable Pasteis de Nata to mouthwatering seafood and charming traditional Petiscos, Lisbon's vibrant food scene will captivate your taste buds. Immerse yourself in the warm hospitality of the locals as you explore bustling markets and cozy taverns. Each bite in this gastronomic haven will leave you craving for more. Indulge in the flavors, embrace the culinary traditions, and savor every moment of your gastronomic adventure in Lisbon, where deliciousness awaits at every corner.
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Food Tour Ticket Price:
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Adult ticket: 75€
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Children under 13 years old: 50€
* The tour price includes admission to all places of interest requiring a ticket.
The Portuguese
Food Tour in Lisbon includes:
🗓 Possibility to schedule from Tuesday to Sunday
🕒 A food tour of around 3 hours
👥 An experience for a maximum of 15 people
🚩 A professional foodie guide
🥘 Typical portuguese food
🥂 Drinks that are a part of our pre-established menu
* In case you would like to consume additional drinks that aren’t a part of our pre-established menu, please know that they can be bought separately, and you will have to pay directly to the restaurant.
What to eat
in Lisbon?
1. Bifana
It is undeniable that Bifana is a must-try food when you visit the capital. It is a very simple sandwich, but that’s why it is so popular. This Lisbon sandwich is made of slowly cooked pork in white wine, garlic, and spices. It is your choice to add mustard or another spicy sauce. Locals preferers to eat without additional sauces because the taste of the meat and the juice in the bread is enough. Either way, it is essential to combine it with a cold beer.
Our Menu includes
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Several varieties of Portuguese cheese tastings.
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Several varieties of Portuguese sausages tastings.
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Several varieties of Portuguese seafood and fish tastings.
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Several varieties of Portuguese meat dishes.
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Two varieties of Portuguese street food.
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Wine pairing tastings.
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Port Wine tastings.
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Like the locals in Lisbon, Portuguese cuisine is warm, spicy, and mysterious. Most of the dishes have their own story, which local people know. These classics are a door to the past of the country. The combination of the tastes and the dishes’ stories makes Portuguese food exclusive.
The Walking Parrot’s Food Tour is about a great gastronomic experience shared with a good companion. During the tour, you will have the opportunity to learn about the history and development of Portuguese cuisine. We will visit different types of top restaurants in Lisbon to represent Portuguese gastronomy and eating culture in the best way possible. You can taste many typical dishes, allowing you to dive into the Portuguese atmosphere. Our knowledgeable foodie guide will help you with this by providing much information about curiosities and interesting facts about the cuisine.
Portuguese
Food Tour Lisbon
Portuguese food is a mix of tastes, colors, and fresh ingredients. It provides you with an authentic experience. There is plenty of opportunities to choose from when it comes to food. The aim of our Portuguese Food Tour in Lisbon is for you to have a wonderful and relaxing time experiencing and tasting the essentials of Portuguese food.
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3. Sardines
Lisbon is one of the best cities when it comust-tryish and other delicacies from the sea. Sardines are the signature of the city. They are known as local street food. You can find canned sardines all over Lisbon. However, if you want to try the typical way locals prefer to eat them, you must taste grilled sardines. The smell of grilled sardines will tempt you from everywhere if you visit the city during the summer.
4. Pasteis de nata
Lisbon is also known for one of the world’s top-secret recipes – Pasteis de nata. Although this dessert can be found almost in every third pastry shop, only three people know the original recipe. Pasteis de nata is a golden puff pastry circle with a creamy, barely set egg custard in the center. The Pasteis de Belem store sells it. The centuries-old recipe is protected by a copyright held by the Clarinha family, who are the descendants of the original bakers.
Our Menu includes
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Several varieties of Portuguese cheese tastings.
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Several varieties of Portuguese sausages tastings.
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Several varieties of Portuguese seafood and fish tastings.
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Several varieties of Portuguese meat dishes.
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Two varieties of Portuguese street food.
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Wine pairing tastings.
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Port Wine tastings.
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2. Ginjinha
Ginjinha or also known as Ginja is a trendy drink in Lisbon. Trying this liqueur in Lisbon is traveling must. The drink contains aguardiente (potent alcohol) and Ginja cherries. Then, post-infusion spices such as cinnamon can be added. It would be best if you tried it when you visit the city; remember that it is a strong drink.