Enjoy a glass of wine as Júlio, the owner, grills the sardines right before your eyes, sharing stories about his charming shop that continues to thrive in the heart of a bohemian neighborhood.

Leve Leve in Bairro Alto brings Afro-Portuguese flavors from São Tomé e Príncipe. Savor juicy piri piri chicken paired with a cold beer in a lively, authentic setting full of character and bold taste.

Visit this buzzing Chiado square where Lisbon’s artistic soul meets its nightlife. At its center stands Luís de Camões, watching over the city’s lively scene.

Pass by A Brasileira, a landmark café from 1905. Stop by the bronze statue of Fernando Pessoa, one of Lisbon’s most iconic photo spots.

Pass by Livraria Bertrand, the world’s oldest operating bookstore. Located in Chiado, this iconic spot reflects Lisbon’s rich literary heritage and timeless charm, perfect for a quick glimpse into the city’s cultural soul.

Visit this restaurant in Chiado that blends history and flavor in a unique underground setting beneath a former church space. Enjoy caldo verde, a traditional portuguese soup, and a classic bifana, paired with craft beer in this elegant yet cozy spot.

Stroll past the hauntingly beautiful ruins of a 14th‑century convent and church left roofless after the 1755 Lisbon earthquake. Its striking Gothic arches and historic façade are a powerful reminder of the city’s past.

End the tour on the perfect note, at Fábrica da Nata, famous for its award-winning Portuguese custard tarts. Crispy, creamy, and freshly baked, these iconic treats have been voted Lisbon’s best year after year. A sweet must-try on your food tour.