BUENOS AIRES
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The 10 most popular food & drink tours in Buenos Aires, with prices, run times and who you book through. The ones worth planning a day around, and what each actually gets you.
Michelin-rated chef’s counter in Buenos Aires for a 9-course Argentine asado tasting with fire-grill cooking, stories, and optional wine pairings.
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A small-group Palermo food crawl with eight tastings, wine, and real neighborhood stories. Empanadas, choripán, steak, dessert.
Small-group wine tasting at Bodega Gamboa near Campana with a vineyard tour, paired cheeses, and a leisurely lunch.
Walk Palermo for 3 hours tasting empanadas, steak with chimichurri, mate, gelato, alfajor, and more, with neighborhood stories.
“This is a wonderful food tour through Palermo Soho. We stopped at four locations and had everything from empanadas to Choripan to pizza to steak. We also had a mate tasting, which was a lot of fun.”
Taste Buenos Aires in San Telmo: guided market stroll, street food and drinks, cobblestone history walk, ending with dessert. 3.5 hours.
A 3.5-hour small-group Buenos Aires food tour with empanadas, milanesa, pizza, wine tastings, coffee, and gelato.
“Wonderful tour!! Great food!! Lara is delightful!! Maybe a microphone could help… but not a problem. Thanks so much!!!”
Taste classic Buenos Aires bites, sip local wines, and wander antiques in San Telmo and Boca with a small-group local guide for $65.
“Our guide Fred was outstanding, I highly recommend requesting him if possible. He’s funny, personable and knowledgeable about the area and its food scene.”
90 minutes in Palermo Soho to taste Argentina’s Torrontés, Pinot Noir, and Malbec with snacks, cheese pairings, and regional wine lessons.
A 2-hour private sail from San Fernando with mate, Malbec, choripán grilled on board, Dulce de leche, and Tango music over river views.
“If you are searching for a custom and personal experience, this is for you. Especially if you are traveling with your girlfriend or wife. The food, the wine, the music and the boat makes everything perfect.”
Private 4-hour Rio de la Plata sail with a sommelier-led Argentine wine tasting, tapas, and sunset views from Buenos Aires.
“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.”
From the tango halls of San Telmo to the colour of La Boca, the parrillas after dark, and the river delta and pampas just past the city.
