I'm looking up food tour options in Lisbon for April, and noticed many of them are in the morning, starting at 9 or 10 am. The latest I saw so far starts at 3 pm. We've taken lots of food tours in Europe (and US) and generally do a "dinner" tour, typically starting at 4 or 5 pm latest. Is the earlier times a common thing in Lisbon? (seems like it?).
Posted by
Michigan
511 posts
Devour Tours has some evening options...
Posted by
Sapulpa, OK, USA
6698 posts
Eating Europe has a tour starting at 4:00.
We took this tour last year, and it was wonderful, perhaps one of the two best food tours we’d ever taken.
Posted by
Minneapolis, MN, US
52 posts
I signed up for Oh My Cod tour, which starts at 17:00 -- on March 13. A girlfriend took this tour last year and really liked it.
Posted by
Chicago, IL, USA
27 posts
Culinary Backstreets (https://culinarybackstreets.com/food-tours/lisbon/) has tours starting at 3:30p. I'm going on their Post-Colonial Feast tour in three weeks, so I'll report back then.
Posted by
OP
Maryland
47 posts
Do you think the Oh My Cod tour would be something a 16 yo would like? I'm looking at the website, but can't tell for sure with the names of dishes, etc. He's not a big seafood kid, so I'm not sure that tour would suit us well, though I wouldnt mind trying myself sometime!
Posted by
Vancouver, BC, Canada
1445 posts
Take your 16 y.o. to Time Out Market and let them choose what they want to eat. Good luck.
https://www.timeout.pt/time-out-market-lisboa/pt
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1 posts
Eating Europe Lisbon has one that starts at 5PM. I goes for 4 hours.
Does anyone know what time you get back to Lisbon from day tour on Day #3.?
I want to do the Eating Lisbon Tour.
Meg