PORTO
The Porto experiences worth booking.
The 15 most popular food tours in Porto, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who you book it through. A shortlist worth your time, not the whole catalogue.
Porto in 3 to 4 hours with guided tastings, Bolhão Market, bifana and codfish cake, plus Port and ginjinha. Small-group value.
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Taste 7 Porto craft beers with 3 food pairings on a small-group walk through standout local bars, markets, and brewpubs.
“We had an absolute ball on this tour. The other patrons were great, and the guide was exceptional. Everyone was very knowledgeable. The beer pours were plentiful and they always made sure we had access to water. My biggest feedback would be about the food. While everything tasted great, I was expecting 4 different items.…”
From Porto: Douro Valley Port tasting, a private Douro cruise with tapas, and Amarante sweets like São Gonçalo pastry.
3-hour Porto food and wine tour starting at Mercado do Bolhão: petiscos, local breakfast bites, and port with a small English group.
“Alice was an amazing guide on our tour! We had so much fun. The tour included more food and drinks than we thought it would!”
Porto walking food and wine tour with 10 tastings, port and ginja, plus a full meal option. Small group, 3–4 hours.
A 3-hour Porto food tour with breakfast, market tastings, vinho verde, and lunch, led by an English guide in a small group.
Private Porto food and drink tasting with a local guide: 10 samples, Bolhão classics, and Chapel of Souls tile stories.
“We like to book food tours when visiting a new country especially with a local guide. This tour did not disappoint! We walked all around Porto learning about the culture and history all while stopping to taste the best food and drinks the city has to offer. We visited the market and tried local cheese…”
Taste Porto on a 4-hour Portuguese food and wine walk with cheeses, sausages, seafood, meats, street bites, and Port.
“Hits all the local place and adjust to what you like, it was very good and visibility to local life versus overpriced tourist versions”
Porto after-dark food tour with 10–12 petiscos, beer and wine, port tasting, and local bars away from crowds. English, 3 hours.
“Santiago was such an awesome tour guide! He’s so knowledgeable and passionate about Portuguese cuisine and Porto wine and culture and he made the entire experience so fun for all! Highly recommend for solo travelers and request Santiago!”
Porto evening food crawl with petiscos and port wine pairings at 4 local spots, guided walk through Clérigos and Cedofeita districts.
3.5-hour Porto food tour with pastel de nata, bifana, petiscos, and port wine. Small group, drinks included. From $59.65.
“We had a great experience on this tour. Fun and great food. We enjoyed seeing the local sites. The guide was knowledgeable and informative.”
Porto Wine & Dine in Gaia mixes four port tastings, cave tours, and classic bites like Francesinha, Alheira, and bacalhau.
“Such a great day with wonderful food and great drinks. Our tour guide Leo, was amazing! Super knowledgeable and nice. Lots of energy and information.”
Porto in 3.5 hours through 8 tasty stops plus Douro views, taught by real local guides in a small group.
“Jose was an amazing guide. Would definitely recommend him. The tour was great! It provided a good taste of Porto and its food Everything was delicious. A good way to explore the city on your first day.”
Porto’s 5-stop food and wine tour with a codfish dinner finale, port tasting, and local guides. Starts at 4 pm.
“Ema was a very good guide. She really knew her local history and restaurants. Would have enjoyed a private tour with her,”
A private 3-hour Porto walk packed with 10 local tastings, classic Pastel de Nata, port wine, and city stops with an English guide.
The river, the cellars, the old town and the valley beyond.
