Beef Tasting, Cooking and Wines & at Argentine Experience
Join a lively chef’s table to taste 14 Argentine dishes. Make your own empanada, sip 5 boutique wines, and share an unforgettable night of flavor, culture, and connect...
Route: San Telmo market and bodegon walk
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Buenos Aires: Football Match, Transfers, Food & T-Shirt
Experience the thrill of Argentine football with verified tickets, a bilingual fan guide, a pre-match street food & drink party, a team t-shirt gift (not official), an...
Buenos Aires: Local Foodie Adventure with Sherpa Food Tours
Explore the neighborhood of Palermo and discover the best restaurants with your knowledgeable guide. Taste authentic Argentinian food and wine.
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Parrilla Tour Buenos Aires ★ 4.8
Parrilla Tour's San Telmo walk runs Mondays and Wednesdays at 12:00: a homemade empanada near the Mercado, choripán, then provoleta, two steak cuts and Malbec at one of the city's oldest parrillas.
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Buenos Aires Foodie ★ 4.0
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.
Parrilla Tour Buenos Aires ★ 4.8
Parrilla Tour's San Telmo walk runs Mondays and Wednesdays at 12:00: a homemade empanada near the Mercado, choripán, then provoleta, two steak cuts and Malbec at one of the city's oldest parrillas.
Parrilla Tour Buenos Aires ★ 4.7
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.
Buenos Aires Food Tours ★ 4.5
Locally owned operator offering Palermo Soho food crawls with stops at parrillas, ice-cream shops, empanadas and a wine bar. Small groups, Argentine-led.
Anuva Wines ★ 4.6
Small-batch Argentine wine tasting in a Palermo townhouse. Five wines, five food pairings; an English-language sommelier walks through Mendoza.
BA Graffitimundo ★ 4.1
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.