Argentina · FOOD & DRINK
The 15 food & drink experiences worth booking, with the price, the length of the day and who each one suits. Number one is there on merit.
Taste Argentina’s best dishes, wine, and local culture on a small-group walking tour through Palermo in Buenos Aires.
“Great food, nice wines and a tour of Palermo. Our guide Stan, was engaging and knowledgeable of local foods, wines and culture. I would whole heartedly recommend this tour.”
Taste Argentine classics, market grill dishes, dulce de leche ice cream, and local drinks on a sociable San Telmo walking tour.
“This was a fun way to spend a free day in Buenos Aires. I enjoyed the food, information, and conversation. Well worth the price.”
Taste Malbec and other wines at three Maipú wineries, then sample olive oils on a bilingual half-day tour from Mendoza.
“Super duper trip! Excellent guide and transportation! Super fun experience with such kind guides and everything for an amazing price! We got to try several different wines with very informative descriptions and history of both the wine and wine yards. Super kind staff! We are so happy with everything!”
Review of Fogón Asado’s 9-course Argentine meat tasting in Buenos Aires, with fire-side cooking, wine pairings, prices, tips, and who should book.
“A truly amazing culinary experience, both food and wine were delicious and well balanced.”
Taste Argentina’s classics across four Palermo restaurants, with wine, steak, street art, and local stories in a small group.
“Tour was great and Paula was a great guide to be around. It was also good to see Palermo as well. Overall, it was a nice outing.”
Review of Salta to Cafayate day tour: red-rock gorges, tobacco country, bilingual guides, wine tasting, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“Monica is a fantastic guide, I love her! She is very knowledgeable, engaging, fun and she cares a lot about the guests. Probably one of the best guides I had in Argentina. The landscape and the stops were very beautiful and the wine tasting fun! A long trip in the van but it's worth it!”
See Buenos Aires highlights in five hours with hotel pickup, a local guide, optional snacks, and a small group capped at 16.
“Rosa was very good and informative really enjoyed the experience she took us to all the sights thank you Rosa”
Relax in Palermo with private spa treatments, beer tasting, snacks, and a jacuzzi at Tédelúpulo Beer Spa in Buenos Aires.
“The spa experience was outstanding. It started with refreshments while the attendants described the steps of our spa treatments. We purchased the Asiatic package and it included a couples massage, tub soak with sushi, gyoza and 4 types of beer and refreshing popsicles. We left feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. Would definitely recommend to others and visit again.”
Explore Salta’s red-rock Quebrada de las Conchas, visit Cafayate, and taste Torrontés wine on a scenic 12-hour day trip.
“Very cool excursion! We were very lucky with our guide - Angie is very charming and extremely interesting to listen to. The excursion itself was interactive, there was no time to get bored. We were introduced not only to the most beautiful places, but also to culture and folklore. And all this with humor and ease. The guide spoke excellent Spanish (her native language, of course), but also English, there were no problems in understanding. Thanks a lot! I highly recommend this excursion!”
Cook Argentine classics in a local Buenos Aires home with Saul, then enjoy a three-course dinner, wine, and flexible menus for dietary needs.
“The cooking class was great! A nice environment and a professional teacher. Procedures and related information were well explained. It was fun to learn how to make empanadas, a beef and an ice-cream with dulce de leche. Of course, it was a good experience to enjoy the food I cooked together with cheese and red wine prepared by the teacher. Highly recommend the class.”
Escape Buenos Aires for Bodega Gamboa’s vineyard walk, generous wine tastings, and a long multi-course lunch with hotel pickup.
“The food is amazing..delicious and lots of wine.the staff is great and made sure that info was delivered in both Spanish and English”
Taste Malbec, Torrontés, and more in Palermo Soho with a sommelier, Argentine pairings, and a small group of up to eight.
“This is a basic wine tasting that will give neophytes a nice intro if you know little about wines. The host was very pleasant and knowledgeable and because there were only two of us for the tasting, it was like having a private tasting. The wines are very basic table wines so the host was more interesting than the wines.”
Escape Buenos Aires for a small-group wine tour at Bodega Gamboa, with vineyard walks, Argentine wines, and a leisurely multi-course lunch.
“I loved this tour; it was great. Learned a lot about Argentine wine, especially since I didn’t have time to go to Mendoza. (I’m sorry, I forgot her name. She’s an employee of the winery.) I was the only one who would need English interpretation, but I understand a lot of Spanish just don’t speak it well. So we agreed that she’d interpret for me if I asked whenever I didn’t understand, which she did. They accommodated my vegetarian diet and made sure I had a great time which I did. Transport was convenient and good.”
Tour three Maipu wineries and an olive mill from Mendoza for $35, with tastings, bilingual guides, and a practical look at Argentine wine.
“Nice experience although nothing extraordinary, I think you could visit other more renowned wineriesAuto-translated”
Review of Palermo Viejo’s six-hour food tour, with steak, gelato, street art, gardens, local history, and practical value advice.
“Excellent mix of food, walking and sightseeing with our guide Fer. The group was just 6 people, so a perfect size for meeting others and getting to know them. The food was spaced out well and with good proportions. An excellent selection of traditional foods. The tour of the main sights of Palermo was really formative and the street art very impressive. Thank you.”
Every kind of Argentine day, and the best of each.
