BUENOS AIRES
The best of Buenos Aires.
The 15 most-booked food & drink tours in Buenos Aires. The standouts worth building an evening or a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Fogón Asado in Buenos Aires serves a 9-course Argentine meat tasting around a central grill, with optional wine pairing in 2 hours.
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Palermo food crawl in Buenos Aires: empanadas, choripán, milanesa, steak, wine and dessert in 3.5 hours with a small group.
Small-group wine tasting at Bodega Gamboa near Buenos Aires: vineyard tour, cheese pairings, and a leisurely lunch in about seven hours.
Palermo Buenos Aires food tour with empanadas, fire-grilled steak parrilla, mate-style drink, gelato and alfajor. 3 hours, small group.
“We had a delightful and delicious tour with Lucy. She is full of information and excited energy. And yes the food stops were delicious. Save room for the best empanadas I have ever tasted. The steak lives up to the hype. All around fun.”
San Telmo food and history tour with drinks: small-group market stroll, street tastings, cobblestone landmarks, and a classic dessert.
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…”
A 90-minute Palermo Soho tasting of Torrontés, Pinot Noir, and Malbec with food pairings and Argentina’s winemaking regions explained.
Private 4-hour Buenos Aires sail with a sommelier wine lesson, included tapas, and Río de la Plata sunset views.
“Great trip out of the city. Explored tigre deltas and they explained history of the area. Saw 100’s of kite surfers which I thought was fun to watch. Nice selection of wines and cheese/meat cuts. Overall a very relaxing day on the water.”
Buenos Aires coffee omakase with Lyubov: taste fresh single-origin roasts, use Le Nez du Cafe, and learn to read coffee labels.
“A million stars for this experience! If you like coffee you'll love this. Everything was hands on, touching, smelling, tasting! I didn't know 10% of anything about coffee. It's a whole lifetime of coffee education from Luba and somehow not even a little overwhelming! We had a blast and would highly recommender to any coffee…”
A small-group yerba mate workshop in Buenos Aires. Learn the ritual, taste multiple blends with sweets, and leave with a diploma.
“Tommy is amazing! He is sweet, funny, interesting, good story teller. I loved the ability to try different mates. I highly recommend”
Learn to make Palermo empanadas and taste Argentine reds, including Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc, in a 2-hour small group for $49.
Learn Argentina’s mate ritual, taste iconic Buenos Aires pastries, then paint a wooden mate cup and take it home from a small group class.
Small-group wine tasting in Palermo Soho with a bilingual sommelier, Argentina tastings, and included bites in a stylish Soho cellar setting.
Small-group wine tasting and lunch at Bodega Gamboa, 65 km from Buenos Aires, with guided vineyard tour and included transfers.
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