All of our tours not only feed you the best each city has to offer but also immerse you in the local culture, authentic street life and history.
An Essential Guide to Sunday Roast in London
No trip to London is complete without a hearty Sunday roast. These generous plates of meat and veggies are a cornerstone of British cuisine and a highlight on my London food experiences. For hundreds of years, this particular meal has been bringing people together on a weekly basis, an experience...
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The 7 Best Rooftop Bars in Porto
Porto offers some of the best rooftop bars in all of Portugal if not all of Europe. This is thanks in part to the city being overloaded with breathtaking views of the Douro River as well as architectural wonders like the Dom Luis I Bridge and the Clérigos Tower. Yet...
The 5 Best Michelin Star Restaurants in Porto
Foodies from all around the world are drawn to Porto and its Michelin-starred restaurants to experience the very best of Portuguese cuisine. For US travelers Portugal offers a touch of the exotic, as Portuguese fine dining tends to be under-represented in North America. Porto is a world city that celebrates...
A Local’s Guide to Street Food in Porto
For a city not typically known for its sidewalk snacks, the street food in Porto certainly caught me by surprise. Hearty sandwiches, deep-fried treats, and tantalizing baked goods are all up for grabs on street corners all over the city, showcasing another side of Portuguese cuisine. Some of the street...
The 6 Best Seafood Restaurants In Porto
If there’s one thing you need to know about Portuguese cuisine, it’s that seafood is taken incredibly seriously. This sentiment is shared across the length and breadth of the country, but I’ve found some of the best seafood in Porto. I’ve always been acutely aware of the lifelong love affair...
The 6 Best Pastry Shops In Lisbon
Lisbon is awash with amazing pastelarias offering traditional Portuguese sweet treats like pastéis de nata and pastéis de belém. Not to mention the pastry shops offering delicacies from other parts of Europe, like French croissants. You’d be forgiven for feeling a little bit head-spun by all the options. To help...
Porto’s markets are melting pots of culture, tradition, and gastronomy, yet visitors frequently overlook many of them. Some of these food markets have been in operation for close to 200 years, selling everything from fresh produce to petiscos, Portugal’s answer to Spanish. I first discovered a handful of the city’s...
Average Food Cost in Lisbon, Portugal
Are you trying to determine the average meal cost in Lisbon, Portugal? Only after several years of running my Lisbon food tours did I realize how much the cost of food can vary here! I’ve broken down all your potential culinary expenses to give you an idea of food prices...
Like dozens of culinary hubs in Europe, finding quality food that’s entirely gluten-free in Lisbon is easier than ever nowadays. Many eateries offer tasty gluten-free dishes, while dedicated gluten-free spots allow celiac visitors to dine without the fear of cross-contamination. In the years I’ve been hosting my Lisbon food tours,...
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