Buenos Aires · FOOD & DRINK
17 tours
Buenos Aires runs on food & drink tours, and these 15 are the ones that keep delivering. You will find what each costs, how long it runs, and the kind of traveller it suits, starting at number one.
Buenos Aires 9-course Argentine meat asado tasting at Fogón Asado. Michelin-rated chef’s counter, fire cooking, and optional wine pairings.
“Incredible food, amazing service and venue. Would highly recommend.”
Palermo food walk with Sherpa Food Tours: eight tastings, wine, steak, dessert, plus city stories and street art in 3.5 hours.
“Tour guide really knew her country’s history and how this impacted on the development of local cuisine. The restaurants we visited were characterful and the food delicious. Vegetarian options available in all places. It was a really great tour and would recommend this to anyone.”
Small-group wine tasting at Bodega Gamboa near Buenos Aires, with vineyard walks, cheese pairings, and a multi-course lunch. Pickup included.
“Amazing! If someone is looking for a winery that is close to Buenos Aires and cannot afford to haul yourself to Mendoza during your Argentina trip - I highly recommend it. My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I would book without transfer because it is SO much more affordable to go via uber and not take the shuttle if you are not traveling solo. We paid less than 60 USD for a Uber with 2 people whereas the tourism company charges 60 USD per person.”
Palermo food tour in Buenos Aires with empanadas, fire-grilled steak parrilla, mate, alfajor, and gelato across 5 stops in 3 hours.
“Great food tour at 5 different locations. And one built on the other, ending with wonderfully prepared steak, empanadas, and Italian ice cream! Would definitely do again. The only negative is that a different food tour company reserved 9 seats at our 2nd stop, Chori, for excellent beef sandwiches. Although we got there before them, we had to eat outside in 90 degree heat heat index over 100 and their food was ready before ours. So, they should consider reserving our seats before we arrive.”
A small-group San Telmo walk that mixes market street food, drinks, and neighborhood history, ending with a classic dessert.
“Kate was amazing and very knowledgeable. The food was fantastic and the overall experience was great! Definitely check this tour out!”
Small-group Buenos Aires food tour with empanadas, milanesas, pizza, Argentine wine, coffee and gelato in downtown, 3.5 hours.
“A wonderful tour. Our guide Laura was a delight and the food was wonderful. We learned a lot about the Argentine lifestyle and the history of Buenos Aires. We went to 3 locations, one for a 3 course meal, then to a lovely coffee shop, and then for gelato. Every place had a very interesting story. I highly recommend this tour.”
Sample San Telmo market classics, wine and mate tastings, then stroll Boca sweet shops and culture, with a local guide for $65.
“We had just a small amount of time to occupy on our quick stop in Buenos Aires and this satisfied the need. We wanted lunch and some cultural immersion - we got it here! Loaded up with tasty empanadas to start, we walked the market, got to experience the wine window, and then strolled to a artist market (with a few stops to feed the dolce de leche hole we didn’t know we had). Perfect way to spend an afternoon - we came back on the tail end of our trip for more!”
Palermo Soho wine tasting: Torrontés, Pinot Noir, and Malbec with Argentina regions, cheese pairing, and an appetizer, 90 minutes.
“Wonderful evening! Pamela very knowledgeable and passionate about wine. An informative and fun evening! Highly recommended.”
A private 4-hour sailing sunset in Buenos Aires with a sommelier-led Argentine wine tasting plus tapas included, from Club Náutico San Isidro.
“Santiago was a wonderful and charming host! We had a lovely evening spent sailing and learning about local wines. The charcuterie board was much more than we expected, especially with the addition of freshly made empanadas. Would highly recommend this experience to anyone looking to have a local adventure outside of the typical city sights. It was truly a prefect evening!”
A private 2.5 to 3 hour specialty coffee tasting at Al Diablo Buenos Aires. Smell, taste, learn labels, find your palate.
“What an adventure! No matter if you´re totally into coffee or not, this is a great experience to learn more about coffee in general and particularly about specialty coffee. I wasn´t aware coffee is like science, very diverse with different flavors. Lyubov is definitely a high class expert who takes you on an amazing coffee journey learning everything about history, different kind of coffees, how to grow, prepare it etc. It was very informative and with her welcoming manner you feel very comfortable which makes it a very nice experience. I highly recommend doing this coffee tasting with her! It was the best tasting workshop I´ve ever had so far.…”
Buenos Aires small-group yerba mate workshop. Learn the ritual, brew technique, taste blends with sweets, and leave with a diploma.
“Thank you Tomy for this amazing workshop! We learned so much about the mate and Argentina’s culture. We recommend 100%!”
Two-hour Palermo empanadas class with Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc tastings. Small group, hands-on cooking.
“So much fun! We added this class to fill our last afternoon in Buenos Aires, but we should have done it first!!! Fernando was a great teacher and host and the food and wine were delicious! Very accommodating staff, they even let us leave our luggage for a little while so we could walk around the neighborhood after our class. Would love to do business with this company again!”
Paint a wooden mate cup in Buenos Aires, learn maté culture, and snack on classic facturas and alfajores in a 3-hour class.
“Such a great experience! My aunt and I booked this activity and enjoyed immensely. Jazmin is a thorough, kind, and thoughtful instructor - we felt very well received. We learned very interesting things about mate, tasted it, had yummy snacks, and walked away with decorated mates of our own. I highly recommend this listing! ☺️🧉🎨 🙌”
Small-group Argentine wine tasting in Palermo Soho. Up to 8 people, Malbec and Torrontes, bites, and a pro sommelier guide.
“The building was fantastic. We were inside in a cellar area. The wines themselves were very good and we did learn a lot about the wines of Argentina. We ended up trying 5 wines, instead of 4. Each place had a selection of cured meats and cheese, there was bread and we got empañadas that had been freshly made which were delicious. our guide was called Faustino. He is very knowledgeable but I did find him a little difficult to understand at times. My biggest issue with him was that he wasn't consistent when pouring the samples. We were a group of 6, plus a single woman. His measures went…”
Wine tasting and lunch at Bodega Gamboa, with transfers, a guided vineyard tour, and a small group day trip near Buenos Aires.
“La bodega es un paraíso cerca de Buenos Aires: vinos exquisitos, comida deliciosa y un entorno soñado. La atención fue impecable. Mención especial para Fernando, nuestro conductor, por su amabilidad, buena onda y profesionalismo. ¡Gracias por hacer el día aún más especial!”
