Argentina · FOOD
Good food experiences fill up weeks ahead and the best go first. Below: the 12 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
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 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.”
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”
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.”
Cycle Buenos Aires with a local guide, tasting mate, empanadas, and choripán while visiting Palermo, La Boca, Recoleta, and more.
“We had an absolutely fabulous day with Julian. It was just my sister and I and Julian was amazing. He showed us all the must sees of Buenos Aires and gave us a lot of information and answered all our questions. This is the best way to see the city - all of it - without traffic jams and you get from A to B quickly. A highlight was the food truck. Julian even got me a beer, because I was graving one, even though the truck didn't sell any. We had such an amazing day in this fabulous city. Thank you Julian!”
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.”
Taste steak, empanadas, mate, pizza, alfajor, and gelato while walking through Palermo on this small-group Buenos Aires food tour.
“Wonderful tour with lots of food stops. Great mix of tastings. Martin was a terrific guide. Recommend this.”
Taste San Telmo through market stalls, historic bars, regional dishes, drinks, and dessert on a small-group Buenos Aires walking tour.
“The tour with Lucia was great. We had lots of good food and were very full when the tour ended.”
Review of Buenos Aires small-group food tour with empanadas, milanesa, pizza, Argentine wine, coffee, gelato, and local guides.
“Fabian was great. We loved the pizza, empanadas, coffee shop and ice cream. The beef empanadas we the best. Definitely recommend.”
Taste empanadas, wine, alfajores, mate, and Argentine culture on a guided San Telmo and Boca food tour in Buenos Aires.
“Excellent tour of areas of San telmo and Boca. Our tour guide Fred was willing to adjust and move more slowly due to limitation of my husband but managed to show us many in aspects of this area.”
Sail the Rio de la Plata from San Fernando with tango, mate, Malbec, and grilled choripán on an intimate private boat ride.
“My husband and I spent our first night in Buenos Aires with Miriam and Pepe on the Medio Siglo and we had a great time! Relaxing on the boat with great food, wine and a nice breeze was the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Miriam and Pepe are extremely accommodating and knowledgeable - she had a lot of great suggestions on things to do in the city, local places to eat, etc. Highly recommend!”
Every kind of Argentine day, and the best of each.
