Argentina · FOOD
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 11 food experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Eat your way through Palermo with Sherpa Food Tours, sampling empanadas, choripán, steak, wine, classic dishes, and Argentine desserts.
“Our guide, Claudio, was interesting, very friendly and informative. He did an excellent of explaining the origin and history of the different dishes. There was a good variety of local foods, which were delicious and plentiful.”
Taste Buenos Aires through steak, empanadas, mate, pizza, alfajor, and gelato on a three-hour walking tour of Palermo.
“So amazing. A great way to learn flavors of the city and area. Lucy was so great and informative. Really gave us a good background on the area.”
Explore San Telmo’s market, cobbled streets, Argentine street food, regional specialties, drinks, and dessert on a small-group history tour.
“Lola was amazing! The food we tried was delicious and represented different aspects of Argentine culture. Absolutely recommend!”
Taste Buenos Aires classics, Argentine wine, pizza, milanesa, empanadas, coffee, and gelato with a small-group local guide.
“Not enough restaurants. A couple of skimpy choices. Good guide. H spoke ok English. Said enough. Want to summit.”
Taste empanadas, choripán, wine, alfajores, and mate while exploring San Telmo and Boca with a local guide for $65.
“Fred was so hospitable. I loved the market, empanadas, choripans and the wine. I could have skipped the leather shop but that’s me. The shop for mooncakes, wine and tea in La Boca was great”
Taste Mendoza across four restaurants, from rooftop wine to vermouth and family-style cooking, with local history and small-group guidance.
“Our tour guide was charming and knew a good bit of history. One of the stops was closed and we ended up going back to another stop to compensate for it, which was a restaurant that specialized in vermouth. Definitely not our favorite.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ small-group city tour, with historic sights, La Boca street food, hotel pickup, and practical value advice.
“Alles soweit super nur bei den Stopps hätten wir uns ein paar Minuten mehr Zeit gewünscht. Unser Transfer zum Tourbeginn hat unnötig lange gedauert, weil wir einen Umweg gefahren sind”
Explore Buenos Aires landmarks, neighborhoods, and local street food on a five-hour small-group tour with hotel pickup.
“We enjoyed our tour very much, and Vanessa was very good at explaining what we were doing and the history of each neighbourhood. When our lunch itinerary was closed, she was able to change things up, and we had a very nice meal at the new location.”
Taste Palermo on a three-hour Buenos Aires food tour with steak, empanadas, choripán, alfajores, local stories, and a secret dish.
“The guide was fabulous! I really enjoyed the steak”
Taste five rare Argentine wines with sommelier Diego in Palermo, paired with local food and lively stories in a small, relaxed group.
“We really enjoy the Diego Somm selected wine and food. Great venue and service.”
Walk San Telmo and La Boca with a bilingual guide, tasting medialunas, choripan, local beer, football stories, and Maradona flair.
“Danny was an awesome guide! He showed us around San Telmo and La Boca, he was especially knowledgeable of futbol which I appreciated as a fan myself. Next time we visit, we’ll definitely book again.”
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