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Traveling to Lisbon? Our culinary travel blog shares tips and resources for Portugal travel. This includes:
- Where and what to eat in Lisbon
- Where to stay in Lisbon
- Recommended day trips from Lisbon
- Day tours in Lisbon
From high end food courts with traditional Portuguese food, to amazing pork sandwiches. From Portuguese fish and fresh seafood at the famous Cervejaria Ramiro, and amazing lesser known wines. Portugal has a little something for everyone. We only scratched the surface of Portugal food travel, after a couple of trips to the city. We explored the Alentejo wine country, which left us only wanting more. The best way to visit Portugal is to get out of the city, and really explore!
Before traveling to Portugal, I would not have associated the country with wine. Of course I know about the sweet port dessert wine, but other than that, it is a country unexplored for wine. When traveling to Portugal for the first time, we often just asked for the house white wine, or thought we were sophisticated when we learned about vino verde, a crisp white wine, with a greenish tint. You can find it all over the city.
Pastel de Nata Lisbon Food Guide: What is a Portuguese pastel de nata and how to find the best Lisbon custard tarts in Portugal
Lisbon Food Guide: A foodies guide to Lisbon Portugal, including where to eat in Lisbon, what to eat in Lisbon, and all things Portuguese cuisine
Cervejaria Ramiro Lisboa: What to eat on the Cervejaria Ramiro menu, with top Cervejaria Ramiro Lisbon menu tips, prices, and hours – updated for 2019
Portuguese Bifanas Guide: A Lisbon travel blog that describes what is this famous Portuguese sandwich and where to find the best bifana in Lisbon.
We’ve been on a quest to turn me into a full-fledged gin and tonic drinker, including drinking a gin and tonic at the Ritz Bar at the Four Seasons Lisbon.
After our Bistro 4 dinner, we had one more round of Filipe’s gin and tonics. I climbed into the plush Porto Bay bed and dreamed of limpets in the pan.
Although we signed up for a customized culinary tour with Lazy Flavors, we actually received a walking tour of the Graça neighborhood of Lisbon.
We approached Lazy Flavors, essentially asking them for a food tour. This Lisbon culinary tour expanded knowledge of traditional Portuguese cuisine.
Lisbon, Portugal, is the city of the seven hills, and my legs certainly felt it. There was no way to go from one place to another without heading up a hill. The entire trip was one giant aerobic exercise, with periodic stops for fantastic food and drink. It didn’t help that even when we stopped […]
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