Lisbon on foot - Gastronomic Routes

Rossio

Main square of Lisbon.

Historic coffees

Bohemian and meeting places of cultured and remarkable people. Where regular guests included some of Portugal's greatest writers and poets. Establishments that characterized Lisbon in the 19th century and are still part of the identity of the city.

Tabacaria

Very traditional establishment where tobacco, newspapers and other products are sold. They were part of the routine of other times.

Traditional grocery stores

Other establishments typical of Lisbon, known mainly for marketing traditional Portuguese products like cod and many others, and where you could buy butter by weight.

Fruit trees

An example of the city's traditional fruit shops, where fresh fruit is exposed at the door, attracts visitors.

Ginjinha A delicious cherry liqueur.

Cheeses and sausages

We will be able to prove several types of these products very appreciated in portugal and known for their quality.

Caldo Verde

A delicious traditional Portuguese soup made with cabbage, potatoes and other ingredients, where the delicious chorizo is highlighted.

Fried snacks

Let's enjoy the tasty cod crayfish, croquettes and patties, fried snacks very well known and cherished by locals.

Imperial and Lupins

Here you will have the opportunity to taste the imperial, beer with the pressure very much appreciated in Portugal, and the lupines, that make the delights in the esplanades.

Sweets and cakes

It is mandatory to taste the delicious Portuguese gastronomy, made with the best ingredients and with recipes and secret tricks that pass from generation to generation.

Carmo Street

Lisbon's iconic street known for unique shops.

Garret Street

Rua central da Baixa, known for the café 'A Brasileira' and luxurious shops.

Bifana

The typical Portuguese 'fast food', made from a succulent bifana in bread.

Coffee and Pastel de Nata

We will show you the best cream cake that must accompany the fantastic Portuguese coffee! And end in beauty with the famous Port wine!