Traditional Argentine Food Tour in Buenos Aires

Experience the ultimate introduction to Argentine food in Buenos Aires.

This small-group food tour takes place in Palermo Soho, the city’s most vibrant neighborhood for gastronomy, wine, design and nightlife. Along the way, you will stop at carefully selected local venues to try the foods that define Argentina:

• Vermouth, one of Buenos Aires’ favorite aperitifs
• Argentine cheeses and charcuterie
• Malbec and white wine tastings
• Traditional empanadas
• Choripán with chimichurri
• Argentine steak or asado
• Artisan ice cream with dulce de leche

Depending on the option you choose, you can enjoy:

• A complete 9-step traditional food tour
• A shorter 6-step version

The route also includes a guided walk through Palermo Soho, famous for its colorful street art, independent boutiques and lively atmosphere. Travelers often describe the neighborhood itself as one of the highlights of the experience.

What foods are included in the Argentine food tour?

The tour may include vermouth, Argentine cheeses, charcuterie, Malbec, white wine, empanadas, choripán, steak or asado, and dulce de leche ice cream. The exact tastings depend on the version selected.

Where does the tour take place?

The experience takes place in Palermo Soho, one of the most famous neighborhoods in Buenos Aires for food, nightlife and street art.

How long is the food tour?

The experience usually lasts between 3 and 3.5 hours.

Is this tour good for first-time visitors to Buenos Aires?

Yes. Many travelers recommend it as one of the best introductions to Argentine food and culture. Reviews frequently mention that the guide explains both the cuisine and the local neighborhood very well.