Buenos Aires · FOOD
6 reviewed
These are the 6 best food experiences in Buenos Aires right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at the top, it sits there for a reason.
Palermo food tour with Sherpa Food Tours: 8 tastings across 4 restaurants, Argentinian wine, and street art walks for a small group.
“Place and food selections were great! The tour guide knows her stuff! Two thumbs up!!!”
Palermo food crawl with Secret Food Tours: secret dish, empanadas, mate, parrillada, choripan, alfajor and gelato in about 3 hours.
“Martin was excellent!! He was a great guide. The food choices were also excellent. Just a great experience!”
San Telmo historical guided tour with street food and drinks. Market stroll, cobblestone stories, regional tastings, plus dessert. Small group.
“Fantastic tour with our guide Kate of the San Telmo neighborhood! My husband is vegan, and after late notice to our guide, Kate went out of her way to find vegan options at all locations. Highly recommend!”
Buenos Aires small-group food tour with empanadas, milanesas, BA pizza, Argentine wine, coffee, and gelato across downtown San Nicolás.
“We had a great afternoon with Adrian and Lara. A big meal at Le Immortals. Great history and food. Our best empanada in Argentina, steak, fries and tasty pizza! Stopped in for coffee at the beautiful Ideal and finished with the best ice cream at Casper. Our host were good company and we learned a lot about the culture.”
Taste Argentina in San Telmo and Boca with a small-group tour: market bites, wine and mate tastings, and a sweet stop near La Bombonera.
“Our tour guide Fred was a joy to spend the afternoon with from a personality standpoint, and he was extremely knowledgeable about the San Telmo area and Buenos Aires in general. He gave us advice about other activities and was flexible & accommodating with our itinerary. All-in-all he’s an excellent host, very personable and a good communicator. I appreciated his sense of humor (lots of laughs) and kindness. Above all—the food that we ate was YUMMY! The San Telmo market was a highlight—I highly recommend it, and Fred. I wish I had taken a full-day city tour with him in addition to the food tour.”
A small-group Buenos Aires overview with hotel pickup, expert-guided history, and optional empanadas plus street-food time in La Boca.
“Great introduction to Beunos Aires. Super convenient to be able to include pick up and drop off. The guide did a fabulous job of managing English and Spanish, and I enjoyed the day. The street food is self purchase in La Boca - but it was delicious and part of the fun.”
