Discover Lisbon’s rich dessert culture on a guided walking tour with passionate local foodie Defne. Begin at the iconic Martinho da Arcada, an 18th-century café, where you’ll taste Portugal’s famous pastel de nata, Portugal’s most famous sweet treat, with its creamy custard filling and flaky crust.

Visit Confeitaria Nacional, Lisbon’s oldest pastry shop (est. 1829), to enjoy a classic pastry made from centuries old recipes, and coffee.

End at the beautiful Casa do Alentejo, where you’ll savor a traditional Alentejo dessert such as sericaia with plums or migas doces with tea. This Lisbon walking food tour in the heart of Lisbon is perfect for families, children, couples, and small groups seeking an authentic, local experience.

Continue to Casa Pereira da Conceição, a historic tea and coffee shop, to explore traditional blends personalized to match each customer’s taste, and sample regional sweets like ovos moles or raivas de Aveiro.