30 editor picks across Spain.
30 food tours worth the trip across Spain, editor-ranked by TableJourney. All Spain guides.
Devour Madrid's Tapas, Taverns and History tour walks Barrio de las Letras through Plaza Santa Ana, La Venencia sherry bar, the cocido-and-vermut counters.
TipBookings via website; the tour runs most days, with morning and evening departures. Vegetarian alternatives possible if requested at booking.
Devour Tours' Ultimate Pintxos and Wine walk runs three hours through the Parte Vieja for eight food tastings and four drinks, closing with burnt Basque cheesecake at the bar that invented it.
TipEnglish-only tours; book through devourtours.com. The Centro tour is a separate product for a quieter crawl.
Devour Tours runs the Ultimate Seville Food Tour from Plaza de la Encarnacion, a 3 hour daytime crawl of 5 central bars with 7+ tastings and 2 drinks.
TipGroup max 12; arrive 15 minutes before start. The pringa tasting at the bodega is the headline.
Spain Food Sherpas in Granada runs the Taste of Granada tour with up to 10 guests, sampling Granada olive oil, Iberian ham, cheese and award-winning tapas.
TipDaily departures at 11:00, 18:00 and 18:30 from the Isabel La Catolica Theatre kiosk; book directly on the operator site.
Tenedor Tours in San Sebastian, founded by Gabriella Ranelli in 1997, designs private custom Basque food and wine tours behind the scenes with chefs.
TipCustom only; minimum half-day, full-week itineraries on request. Email through tenedortours.com.
Devour Barcelona's Born tapas tour walks five family-run counters across the medieval lanes: vermouth, pa amb tomaquet, conserves, cava and Catalan wine.
Spain Food Sherpas in Granada runs a Tapas and Flamenco tour pairing free-tapa crawls in the Centro with a Sacromonte cave-style zambra flamenco performance.
TipDepartures Tuesday and Thursday to Sunday at 18:00; the flamenco show ticket is included.
Granada Tapas Tours runs the Little-Known tapeo crawl as its flagship route, the TripAdvisor number-one food and drink operator in Granada with three bars.
TipThe flagship route Granada Tapas Tours opens with; book direct on the operator site for the full guide allocation.
Context Travel's Madrid food tour is the docent-led history-and-food walk through Lavapies and the Centro working quarters, with stops at Mercado Anton.
TipBookings via website. Group capped at 6. Docent has a graduate-level food-history background; better for the food-history curious.
Devour's evening walk through Santa Cruz and Arenal stops at four Seville venues, three family-run bars and an ice cream shop, for nine food tastings and four or more drinks, capped at 12 guests.
TipLook for the guide holding a red Devour Tours tote bag at the Don Juan Tenorio statue. Arrive 15 minutes early.
Culinary Backstreets in Bilbao runs a 5-hour Casco Viejo culinary walk with six to eight stops, txakoli pours and journalism-led commentary.
Eating Europe runs a 3.5-hour Madrid tapas and wine tour of five stops through the Old Town and Barrio de las Letras: jamón ibérico, fried calamari sandwich, garlic shrimp and vermouth in tapas bars and hidden cellars.
TipDeparts daily at 10:30, 17:00 and 18:00 from Plaza de Ramales 1; groups are capped at 12.
Mimo runs its San Sebastian pintxos and wine tours out of the Maria Cristina hotel building on Calle Okendo, walking small groups through Old Town bars at lunch, at dinner or on a private booking.
TipTours daily from 18:30. Book through mimo.eus; the cooking school upstairs is the sister product.
Elysian Tales runs a four-hour progressive dinner across four Barcelona venues: a Michelin-starred kitchen, a historic vermuteria, a contemporary dining room and a rooftop or speakeasy nightcap.
Devour's Gothic Quarter evening walks three long-standing bars, one serving the same dishes since 1945, for ten plus tapas and five drinks, with a 45-minute history walk between stops.
Delight Food Tours Bilbao runs a three-hour Bilbao food tour with pintxos, regional wines and beverages, with routes customised to the group and enough food.
Córdoba a Pie runs a two-hour private tapas walk from Plaza del Potro to the Mezquita, three tapas, three drinks and a dessert included, leaving at 19:30.
TipDepartures are at 19:30 and the price drops to €25 for children aged two to ten.
Lolitas Tours in Granada runs the Granada Artisan Beers Tour starting from Plaza Nueva, sampling craft beers across three city neighbourhoods.
TipDepartures at 12:00; look for the pink umbrella or pink shirt at the Plaza Nueva fountain.
Spain Food Sherpas walks small groups through Málaga's old town for eight tapas, three wines and a sherry across four family bars, plus a stop in the Atarazanas market.
Secret Food Tours runs a five-stop walk through Palma's historic centre, tasting Mallorcan cheeses, Iberian ham, seafood, ensaïmada and island wines, plus one dish the operator only names on the day.
The Falset Marçà cooperative leads 90-minute guided visits through its modernist "cathedral of wine" in Falset, the DO Montsant town in the hills behind Salou, for €14.
TipVisits run for groups of 2 to 20 and must be booked; the premium visit pairs the cooperative's wines with a plate of local food for €22.
Spain Food Sherpas runs a three-hour progressive dinner across four family-run Seville taverns, from montadito de pringá to solomillo al whisky, closing with a honey-soaked Andalusian pastry.
TipTwo-person minimum; private groups up to 12. The dining guide handed out at the end is one of the city's best tip sheets.
Food Lover Tour's Valencia morning food tour walks through the Mercado Central and three central tapas counters, with horchata, fartons and Valencian wines.
TipTours run mornings only. Reserve through the website at least 48 hours ahead.
Do Eat Better's Valencia food tour walks through the Mercado Central and three local eateries, with paella, tapas, horchata and a small-producer wine tasting.
TipTours run six days a week. Reserve through the website 5 days ahead.
Sea Saffron runs a Central Market walk and hands-on paella class led in English by a chef. Morning classes pair the market visit with traditional Valenciana.
Foodlover Tour's Barcelona walk pairs the Boqueria market run with a Gothic Quarter tapas crawl: jamon iberico, cava, the El Quim counter, four more stops.
Barcelona Food Tours runs an El Born tapas-and-medieval-history walk: five stops, three glasses of wine and a vermouth start at Bormuth.
Caracol Tours builds slow gastronomy around Córdoba, blind wine and olive oil tastings in traditional taverns and visits out to the producers.
TipExperiences are built around producers, so dates depend on the farming calendar; the office answers Monday to Saturday.
Madrid Food Tour's classic Centro walk takes 12 people through Plaza Mayor, Mercado San Miguel, Casa Labra for bacalao and a Las Letras wine bar, with vermut.
TipBookings via website; tour runs daily 11:00 except Sundays. Group capped at 12. Includes 1 cana and 1 wine pour.
Devour Tours runs its Tastes, Tapas and Traditions walk through Málaga's centre, stopping at family bars and markets for sweet wine, jamón and fried fish.
Guided tour · 3 hours
Food Lover Tour Explores Barcelona the local way, after dark, one bar at a time. This evening tapas crawl is all about great food and the stories behind the bars where...
Private tour · 5 hours
Combine a visit to the Sagrada Familia with a full tasting of the best Spanish gastronomy, paired with traditional drinks from the region. Enjoy skip-the-line entrance...
3 hours
Immerse yourself in Barcelona’s first Nordic gastronomic spa, an immersive journey of eucalyptus steam rituals, herbal scrubs and hot & cold contrasts, ending with cur...