Argentina · FOOD & DRINK
Every itinerary has one free day too few. These 15 food & drink experiences justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the fun part of planning.
3.5-hour Palermo food tour with Argentine tastings and drinks across 4 to 6 venues, including vegetarian and gluten-free options.
“Johnny was a great guide. He was very knowledgeable about both Argentinean cuisine and culture and also about Buenos Aires. He was also a lot of fun! There was a wide range of food to sample, all of which was delicious.”
Small-group San Telmo street food tour with Plaza Dorrego bars, Mercado tastings, Casa Minima classics, coffee, alfajor, and dulce de leche ice cream.
“Definitely show up with an empty stomach! We ate so much good stuff. Lucy the tour guide was amazing and super fun.”
Three Maipú wineries and an olive oil factory tasting in Mendoza. Bilingual small-group tour with pickup, wine and olive tastings.
“Excellent throughout, really good guide, great value for money, also extremely informative. Can’t think of anyways it could have been improved.”
9-course Argentine meat asado tasting at Fogón Asado in Buenos Aires. Chef’s counter fireside cooking, optional wine pairings, 2 hours.
“The food was amazing and the chefs were too. They were very accommodating for our food sensitivities and no one felt left out”
Taste Argentina in Palermo, sampling 8 dishes plus wine on a small-group foodie walk, with a final sweet finish and queue-skip access.
“Paula provided a well rounded food experience of local Argentinian restaurants.”
Full-day Salta to Cafayate tour with Quebrada de las Conchas photo stops, bilingual guide, and a quick torrontes wine tasting.
“It was great! Great guide, great place and a good way to connect with other travelers.”
A 5-hour small-group Buenos Aires city loop with hotel pickup, local guide, top landmarks, and the included El Ateneo bookstore stop.
“5 Hour Small Group City Tour: Very well organized, excellent tour guide, very informative and enjoyable. Highly recommend!”
Private 2-hour Beer Spa in Palermo, Buenos Aires, with guided beer tasting, nibbles, steam and jacuzzi time, plus massages.
“I went solo and had a great experience. Easy to book online through tripadvisor. I only speak English and the salon woman could also speak English very well. It is extremely relaxing, educational (learned lots about beer) and loved the beer tasting! My only recommendation is signage on the building, you have to ring a doorbell to get inside and I can’t read Spanish so had to call. Highly recommend this special treat to anyone!”
A long, scenic Salta to Cafayate day trip with Quebrada de las Conchas viewpoints and a winery tasting featuring Torrontés.
“Excellent trip and big shout out to my guide (ange/Angie) not sure how to say her name. She made such an effort to explain to me and the other non Spanish speaker about the area/history and everythijg we needed to know and was very kind with helping in general. Yes with this trip you do spend a long time on the bus but the scenery and stop points are outstanding. Would say maybe the lunch break doesn’t need to be 2 hours. Would rather have started 7.30/8am and had a shorter lunch than started 6.30am, but this is minor and I had a nice day.”
Private Argentine cooking lessons in Buenos Aires for up to 8, with dietary menu options, a 3-course dinner, and wine tasting.
“My wife and I enjoyed a great evening in our chef's home learning about his food, culture, and Buenos Aires, through cooking! Very hands on, informative, with great food! Highly recommend this type of experience when visiting a new local!”
Small-group Malbec tasting at Bodega Gamboa with vineyard walk, cellar samples, multi-course lunch, and Buenos Aires hotel pickup.
“We had a mixed experience. First, the good part. Our Viator guide was excellent and knowledgeable. The transportation was prompt with a good driver. The food experience was 5 stars! Six appetizers, a main course of meat with salad and vegetables and 4 desserts. The food was cooked on a wood burning oven. Now the not so good. The vineyard is still a work in process and the growing conditions for grapes are not ideal. The wines from Mendoza were fine. The wines from the local vineyard were not so good. If you’re a wine connoisseur you will be disappointed. Unfortunately also, the winery tour was conducted mostly in Spanish.…”
Buenos Aires Small-Group Wine Tasting in Palermo Soho: 8-person Malbec and Torrontes flights with a sommelier, bites, and generous pours.
“We went with friends and had a wonderful time. The knowledge of our guide was excellent and the variety of wines just right.”
Small-group wine tasting at Bodega Gamboa near Campana with vineyard walk, cheese pairings, and a multi-course lunch from Buenos Aires.
“excellent experience. Stella was a brilliant guide and a pleasure to talk to, we learned so much from her. the vineyard was beautiful, the wine was lovely and the food was exceptional. the courses were very generous and the wine was always flowing. The wine tasting was done very well and the staff there were also very helpful. highly recommend this trip!”
Maipu wine-and-olive-oil afternoon in Mendoza: 3 wineries, olive grove tasting, sweet wines, AC transport. $35, about 5-7 hours.
“Incredible!! All 4 locations were amazing, great local guides at each. Highly recommend for an easy way to sample Mendoza wineries and Olive oil manufacturer”
Walk Palermo Viejo with a pro guide for breakfast, steak, and gelato, plus gardens, history, street art, and customizable food stops.
“Juan gave a great city tour on a very hot, humid day! He was attentive to individual needs for hydration while being informative. We were taken to areas not covered by driving tours. The food was great and my vegetarian needs were modified at each stop. This was important as my companion wanted to experience all the great foods.”
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