Porto Progressive Dinner Tour with Eating Europe
by Eating Europe Food Tours Porto
Choose from 2 available options
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178Overview
The Porto Progressive Dinner Tour with Eating Europe lasts three hours and takes place in the city center of Porto, Portugal. Participants meet on Aliados Avenue, a main boulevard with historic buildings and the City Hall. The tour is led by an English-speaking local guide who shares information about Porto’s food culture and city life. The group walks along Rua de Santa Catarina, a pedestrian shopping street with cafés, boutiques, and landmarks such as Café Majestic. The dinner is served as a four-course meal at five different local family-run establishments. The first stop is a tavern run by a father and son, where guests sample green wine paired with broa de Avintes bread and ham in a warm atmosphere. Next, the tour continues to a historic bar that serves a traditional fish dish inspired by the 1920s. Then, guests visit a casual eatery operated by two brothers to enjoy caldo verde soup, a bifana sandwich, and a cold Tango beer. The fourth stop offers a Francesinha sandwich, a layered meat and cheese dish covered in sauce, served with beer at another local venue. The final stop is a vintage-themed restaurant managed by two sisters near Porto’s nightlife district, where guests taste tomato rice, codfish cakes, a glass of white wine, and a Nata do Céu dessert. Along the route, the guide points out murals depicting the Portuguese Age of Discoveries, the Torre dos Clerigos Baroque bell tower, and the nightlife area known as "Paris' Galleries." The menu may vary by season or day. Gratuities, hotel transfers, and extra drinks are not included. The tour requires a minimum of two guests. Children under four can join free but do not receive food. Dietary requirements can be accommodated with advance notice, but the tour is not suitable for guests with severe food allergies.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Father-and-son tavern
This family-run tavern has a warm atmosphere where the owners share stories about football and local life. Guests taste broa de Avintes bread with ham and enjoy a glass of green wine.
30 min
Rua de Santa Catarina
A pedestrian street in Porto’s historic shopping district lined with boutiques, cafés, and landmarks including the Café Majestic, a Belle Époque café blending history and local life.
Portuguese Age of Discoveries mural
Guests view large paintings and a mural illustrating Portugal’s maritime history, explorers, and voyages that shaped the nation’s influence.
Brothers’ family-run eatery
At this casual local spot run by two brothers, visitors try caldo verde soup, a bifana sandwich, and a refreshing Tango beer in a welcoming setting popular with locals.
30 min
Francesinha sandwich venue
Guests eat a Francesinha, a layered sandwich with various meats and melted cheese covered in sauce, paired with a cold beer.
30 min
Aliados Avenue
The grand central boulevard of Porto lined with historic buildings, elegant cafés, and the City Hall, offering a view of the city’s architecture and energy.
"Paris' Galleries" nightlife area
This lively district is known for its bars, clubs, and music venues, serving as a hub for Porto’s nightlife with a mix of locals and visitors.
Sisters’ vintage-themed restaurant
Located in the nightlife district, this family-run spot evokes Porto’s 1920s era and serves tomato rice, codfish cakes, white wine, and the Nata do Céu dessert.
30 min
Torre dos Clerigos
The tour ends at this Baroque bell tower, a prominent landmark that dominates Porto’s skyline and represents the city’s cultural heritage.
Meeting point
Your guide will be waiting for you and wearing our purple Eating Europe bag in front of the church.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Porto Progressive Dinner Tour with Eating Europe
by Eating Europe Food Tours Porto
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178Overview
The Porto Progressive Dinner Tour with Eating Europe lasts three hours and takes place in the city center of Porto, Portugal. Participants meet on Aliados Avenue, a main boulevard with historic buildings and the City Hall. The tour is led by an English-speaking local guide who shares information about Porto’s food culture and city life. The group walks along Rua de Santa Catarina, a pedestrian shopping street with cafés, boutiques, and landmarks such as Café Majestic. The dinner is served as a four-course meal at five different local family-run establishments. The first stop is a tavern run by a father and son, where guests sample green wine paired with broa de Avintes bread and ham in a warm atmosphere. Next, the tour continues to a historic bar that serves a traditional fish dish inspired by the 1920s. Then, guests visit a casual eatery operated by two brothers to enjoy caldo verde soup, a bifana sandwich, and a cold Tango beer. The fourth stop offers a Francesinha sandwich, a layered meat and cheese dish covered in sauce, served with beer at another local venue. The final stop is a vintage-themed restaurant managed by two sisters near Porto’s nightlife district, where guests taste tomato rice, codfish cakes, a glass of white wine, and a Nata do Céu dessert. Along the route, the guide points out murals depicting the Portuguese Age of Discoveries, the Torre dos Clerigos Baroque bell tower, and the nightlife area known as "Paris' Galleries." The menu may vary by season or day. Gratuities, hotel transfers, and extra drinks are not included. The tour requires a minimum of two guests. Children under four can join free but do not receive food. Dietary requirements can be accommodated with advance notice, but the tour is not suitable for guests with severe food allergies.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Father-and-son tavern
This family-run tavern has a warm atmosphere where the owners share stories about football and local life. Guests taste broa de Avintes bread with ham and enjoy a glass of green wine.
30 min
Rua de Santa Catarina
A pedestrian street in Porto’s historic shopping district lined with boutiques, cafés, and landmarks including the Café Majestic, a Belle Époque café blending history and local life.
Portuguese Age of Discoveries mural
Guests view large paintings and a mural illustrating Portugal’s maritime history, explorers, and voyages that shaped the nation’s influence.
Brothers’ family-run eatery
At this casual local spot run by two brothers, visitors try caldo verde soup, a bifana sandwich, and a refreshing Tango beer in a welcoming setting popular with locals.
30 min
Francesinha sandwich venue
Guests eat a Francesinha, a layered sandwich with various meats and melted cheese covered in sauce, paired with a cold beer.
30 min
Aliados Avenue
The grand central boulevard of Porto lined with historic buildings, elegant cafés, and the City Hall, offering a view of the city’s architecture and energy.
"Paris' Galleries" nightlife area
This lively district is known for its bars, clubs, and music venues, serving as a hub for Porto’s nightlife with a mix of locals and visitors.
Sisters’ vintage-themed restaurant
Located in the nightlife district, this family-run spot evokes Porto’s 1920s era and serves tomato rice, codfish cakes, white wine, and the Nata do Céu dessert.
30 min
Torre dos Clerigos
The tour ends at this Baroque bell tower, a prominent landmark that dominates Porto’s skyline and represents the city’s cultural heritage.
Meeting point
Your guide will be waiting for you and wearing our purple Eating Europe bag in front of the church.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.