BUENOS AIRES
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The 7 most-booked buenos aires food tours in Buenos Aires. The standouts worth building an evening or a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Palermo food crawl in Buenos Aires: empanadas, choripán, milanesa, steak, wine and dessert in 3.5 hours with a small group.
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Palermo Buenos Aires food tour with empanadas, fire-grilled steak parrilla, mate-style drink, gelato and alfajor. 3 hours, small group.
“Great food tour at 5 different locations. And one built on the other, ending with wonderfully prepared steak, empanadas, and Italian ice cream! Would definitely do again.”
Small-group Buenos Aires food tour with wine tastings, empanadas, milanesas, pizza, coffee, and ice cream around downtown San Nicolás.
“This food tour was not a tour at all. We stayed in one restaurant and had several dishes as the same restaurant. Nothing in the description said this and it is unusual for a food tour. We did go to an ice cream shop for desert.”
Taste Argentina across San Telmo and Boca with a small-group food tour. Lunch, tastings, and wine stops included for about 3 hours.
“We had an absolute fabulous time with Fred who was one of the best food and tour guides we have ever had and we have had food tours all over the world. Fred did car and walking and knows the areas so we’ll All the people in the area know him by name. Food market…”
Palermo Soho food tour with vermouth, wines, empanadas, choripan, steak and gelato, guided by locals in a small group.
“Great experience for a solo traveler, we were a group of 8 people from different parts of the world and visited typical spots in Buenos Aires where we learnt about the food the locals eat and some great wines. Amazing experience overall.”
A 3-hour small-group Buenos Aires cocktail tour with a welcome drink, water, and bar-to-bar neighborhood strolls with a local guide.
“Overall, I enjoyed this experience with a couple of callouts. The experience was to go to 3 bars but my friend and I chose to go to two because we had a long day and because the time for this excursion was pushed out 1 1/2 hours from what we signed up for via Viator.…”
3-hour Palermo food walk in Buenos Aires with standout steak, choripán, alfajor, and local stories from guide Iago or similar.
“Tour guide was great and amazing food options. He gave great recommendations on what to do in the city afterwards as well.”
Every barrio worth your evening, and every way to spend it well.
