Eat Drink Walk

Eat Drink Walk offers an immersive culinary journey through three of Lisbon's most dynamic districts: Bairro Alto, Bica, and Cais do Sodré. The tour typically begins in the late afternoon, winding through narrow, cobblestone streets lined with traditional tascas (small eateries) and modern gastro-bars. Participants sample a curated selection of Portuguese wines, craft beers, and iconic dishes such as pastéis de nata, bacalhau (salt cod) preparations, and regional cheeses. Guides share insights into Lisbon's food history and contemporary food scene, making stops at family-run establishments and hidden gems that visitors might otherwise miss. The experience is intimate, with small groups ensuring personalized attention. The tour concludes in the lively Cais do Sodré area, known for its bustling market and nightlife. This is an excellent choice for foodies wanting to explore beyond tourist traps and connect with local flavors.

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• Taste freshly baked pastéis de nata at a renowned bakery
• Sample regional Portuguese wines and craft beers
• Visit a traditional tasca for petiscos (Portuguese tapas)
• Explore the historic Bica funicular and surrounding streets
• End at Mercado da Ribeira (Time Out Market) for a final treat

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Know before you go

• Arrive hungry, portions are generous and you'll sample multiple dishes.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes for uneven terrain.
• Bring an umbrella if rain is forecast; tours run rain or shine.
• Ask your guide for photo opportunities, many stops have photogenic interiors.

A bit of history

Lisbon's Bairro Alto district emerged in the 16th century as a residential area for the upper class, later evolving into a bohemian hub. Bica, with its famous funicular, and Cais do Sodré, a former port area, have long been centers of commerce and entertainment. The tour reflects this layered history through its food stops.