Olá! For the next few hours, you will wander through Porto’s best neighborhoods for independent eateries as your Food Passport guides you from place to place, earning you food and drinks as you go.

This is not a self-guided food tour of the so-called “best” places in town. We don’t believe there’s such a thing since it depends on one’s taste. Instead, we’re taking you to our favorite places in town, the ones we go to daily.

NEVER WALK ALONE IN PORTO! TAKE OUR FOOD PASSPORT WITH YOU!

If you enjoy the flavors, stories and places you’ll be discovering today, share the love! Tag @portofoodtours and use #TastePorto or #TastePortoMoments on social media. We love seeing Porto through your eyes and your photos, memories and feedback mean the world to us.

IMPORTANT DETAILS:

• This Food Passport provides you with the opportunity to explore 5 Tasting Locations at your own leisure, allowing you to savor each experience at your preferred pace. Take your time to enjoy each culinary experience!
  
• As this is a self-guided Food Tour, it is important to DOUBLE-CHECK the schedule of the tasting locations before visiting. We do not own these establishments and their schedules can change unexpectedly.
  
• For a map of all tasting locations, click here to view the official tour route.

SHALL WE START?

Every stop starts with a brief description, opening hours, a Google Maps link, and then all the info necessary for you to enjoy delicious food and drinks. At the bottom of the content, you’ll find a section that looks like this:

🚶 4 minutes from #1
🚶 7 minutes from #2
🚶 2 minutes from #3
🚶 10 minutes from #4
🚶 4 minutes from #5

HOW TO ORGANIZE YOUR ROUTE:

The numbers indicate the walking distance between tasting locations. For example, tasting location #1 is a 4-minute walk from #2. Here are your five stops for today’s culinary adventure:

#1 Bolhão Wine House
#2 Confeitaria Moura
#3 Taxca
#4 Fábrica da Picaria
#5 Oficina dos Rissóis

LET’S GO!

We’ve tried a few different ways of doing the Food Passport. Now it’s your turn to choose the one that suits you best.

1. The Taste Porto way: #1 → #2 → #3 → #4 → #5

The classic. Start at Bolhão Wine House and simply work your way through the numbers until you reach #5. You can find Bolhão Wine House by Hugo Silva on Google Maps or Apple Maps.

2. The proper meal way: #5 → #1 → #3 → #4 → #2

Want to eat like you’re having a proper Portuguese meal? Start with the petiscos, move on to the more substantial bites, and save something sweet for the end. It’s also the shortest route, so you’ll spend less time walking and more time eating. Start at Oficina dos Rissóis on Google Maps or Apple Maps.

3. The circular route: #3 → #2 → #5 → #1 → #4

Prefer to end where you started? This route takes you in a loop, bringing you back to the same neighbourhood. It’s also the longest route, so consider it your excuse to walk a little more between bites. Start at Taxca (#3) on Google Maps or Apple Maps.

4. Your chaotic and creative way

Take a completely different route. Mix things up. Skip ahead. Go back. Follow your appetite. We don’t judge.

At every tasting location, you can check the walking distance to the other stops and decide where to go next. There’s no right or wrong way to do it. And remember: you don’t have to complete the Food Passport in one day. Take your time. Porto isn’t going anywhere.

We won’t give away any more spoilers. But get ready… you might just fall head over heels for our city. Enjoy the adventure!

With love,
The Foodie Team at Taste Porto