Argentina · FOOD
5 reviewed
High season fills the good food experiences weeks ahead here. Below are the 5 best, with current prices and what separates them, so you can book before the calendar closes.
Palermo’s foodie adventure in Buenos Aires with a small-group guide, eight tastings, Argentinian wine, street art strolls, and steak.
“It was really nice, we tasted almost all the local foods and desserts in just 3 hours! Strongly recommended!”
Walk Palermo in Buenos Aires with a small group, tasting empanadas, fire-grilled steak, alfajor, gelato and mate, plus local stories.
“This tour is about sampling the different tastes of Buenos Aries while gaining an insight into the Palermo neighbourhood. We were treated to delicious foods from five locations while our guide, Martin Andres talked about the influences that have made this district what it is today. Martin was friendly and engaging and very informative.”
A 3.5-hour San Telmo food and history walk with street food, drinks, market tastings, and a guide who connects it all.
“The tour with Lucia was great. We had lots of good food and were very full when the tour ended.”
Buenos Aires food tour in a small group: empanadas, milanesas, pizza, Argentine wine, and gelato in downtown San Nicolas.
“I really appreciated the great diversity of food ranging from beef empanadas to beef milanese to pizza. The food was delicious and the dulce de leche desert at the end topped it off. Adrian made great selections and took good care of me. I enjoyed hearing about the history of the food and the restaurants we went to.”
Taste Buenos Aires in San Telmo and Boca on a 2-3 hour BA Flavors tour with Mercado bites, wine, mate, and dulce de leche.
“Food portion was varied and nice - enjoyed seeing parts of BA we haven’t explored before. We’re not shoppers at all and would have preferred skipping high sell spots. Fred was lovely and very professional with the redirect back to food tour. I’d specify your interests up front or when booking to ensure your tour meets your goals.”
