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There is more to do in Buenos Aires than a single trip can hold. These are the 6 buenos aires food tours worth booking first, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where to reserve a place.
Palermo foodie tour with Sherpa Food Tours: eight+ tastings, wine, and four classic Argentinian stops, plus street-art walking in small groups.
Most Popular“Kayte (tour guide) was phenomenal! she is very enthusiastic and passionate about her job. She made our tour very memorable.”
Taste Palermo’s classics on a 3-hour Buenos Aires food tour with empanadas, steak parrilla, mate, gelato, and alfajores. $93 pp.
“Lucy was an amazing tour guide! She was super knowledgeable, funny, and a great host with great English (For those traveling). Good was outstanding and we were all beyond full by the end. Thank you Lucy!”
Small-group Buenos Aires food tour at 5:30 pm: empanadas, milanesas, BA pizza plus wine, coffee and gelato. Four stops, $90.
“Lara made this experience memorable, as it was a public holiday and a very rainy day I had a personal tour with just Lara and myself. Initially I was concerned as we spent a lot of time at just one restaurant trying many dishes but given the weather this was just want we needed. We…”
San Telmo to Boca food tour with lunch plus wine, mate and alfajores tastings, empanadas, and stops for antiques and leather craft.
“Fred was friendly, entertaining and very knowledgeable about the local foods and local culture. Highly recommend it.”
A 3.5-hour small-group Argentine food tour in Palermo Soho, starting with vermut and ending with *cucurucho* ice cream and wines.
“We had a wonderful time with Tomas - beautiful area of the city, a nice variety of quality food and drink!”
Secret Food Tour in Palermo, Buenos Aires: a 3-hour walking tour with steak, choripán, alfajor, and a mystery secret dish.
“Tour guide was great and amazing food options. He gave great recommendations on what to do in the city afterwards as well.”
The barrios, the day trips out past the city and every way to spend a day in Buenos Aires.
