Guided food tours in Buenos Aires worth your time, with operators we’d actually book.
Guided food tours in Buenos Aires worth your time and money. operators we would actually book.
Route: San Telmo parrilla and empanada walking tour
Founded in 2011, the original Buenos Aires parrilla walking tour. The San Telmo route visits a parrilla, empanada counter and an ice-cream stop with Argentine wine throughout. Monday and Wednesday at 12:00.
Route: Palermo parrilla and choripan tour
The Palermo route from the same Parrilla Tour operator. Visits a parrilla, a choripan stop and a wine bar; smaller-group walking tour through Palermo Soho.
Route: Palermo Soho food crawl
Locally owned operator offering Palermo Soho food crawls with stops at parrillas, ice-cream shops, empanadas and a wine bar. Small groups, Argentine-led.
Route: Argentine wine tasting with food pairing
Small-batch Argentine wine tasting in a Palermo townhouse. Five wines, five food pairings; an English-language sommelier walks through Mendoza, Salta and Patagonia.
Route: Palermo street art with food stops
Street-art-and-food crossover tour through Palermo's mural-heavy streets, with stops for choripan, empanadas and Argentine craft beer; Spanish or English-led.
Route: San Telmo market and bodegon walk
Devour's San Telmo route covers Mercado de San Telmo, a bodegon parrilla and a wine bar. Tasting-led, includes regional empanadas and dulce de leche stops.
Route: Mate ritual and cafe-notable walk
Mate-ritual walking tour through downtown Cafes Notables: Cafe Tortoni, El Gato Negro and Cafe de los Angelitos plus an introduction to drinking yerba mate.
Route: Mendoza Malbec deep-dive tasting
Vines of Mendoza's Buenos Aires tasting room near Recoleta. Six-wine Malbec flight, sommelier-led, optional empanada pairing; private bookings available.
TableJourney covers 8 editor-picked food tours in Buenos Aires, with what each shows you and how much to budget.