Top Brazil Street Food Tours

Discover Brazil through its flavors, history, and rhythm on this immersive food tour in Rio de Janeiro. Explore the authentic Little Africa district and Pedra do Sal, the birthplace of samba, where music fills the streets and Rio’s flavors come alive. Taste dishes that carry African influences and learn the stories behind each recipe. Led by passionate local guides, this tour is a cultural exchange designed to connect you with the real Rio. Some people visit Rio. Others taste Rio. Meeting point: Angu do Gomes restaurant at 1:45 PM. You will savor: Moqueca: Fish or shrimp in a rich, creamy sauce with coconut milk and dendê oil. Angu do Gomes: Creamy cornmeal topped with seasoned meat, sausage, and egg. Coxinha: Crispy dough filled with savory options, typically shredded chicken.

Discover São Paulo’s culinary diversity on a relaxed evening through its most authentic neighborhoods. Start in Liberdade, at the traditional Izakaya Issa, where Japanese flavors meet the local spirit. Continue to a spot for Middle Eastern classics, reflecting the city’s rich immigrant roots. Stop at Padaria Recanto Doce, a beloved bakery known for its pão de queijo and fruit juices — a true taste of everyday Brazil. Then explore Rua Joaquim Távora, one of the city’s liveliest food streets. Enjoy the famous fried chicken at Bar Xaréu, share skewers at Quintal do Espeto, and try craft beer with artisanal pizza at Los Forajidos. Finish at Veloso Bar, a São Paulo institution where locals gather for great food and the city’s most iconic caipirinha. You’ll leave not just full, but with new memories, cultural insight, and a deeper sense of how São Paulo eats, drinks, and connects. And if your experience isn’t five-star, we’ll make it right — your satisfaction is guaranteed.

Get to know Salvador from an authentic and local point of view and at your own pace; without wasting precious time, in this MUST DO itinerary . We will always go out of the traditional route to discover the real city and all the possibilities that has to offer. Trying street food is always part of the fun and we will have plenty of opportunities to do it. I will suggest the best photography spots and you will be able to do it safely with me. Also, I provide you valuable information about all the activities you can do on your own during your stay in the city. If you like to interact with the local community this is also the tour for you.

São Paulo’s food culture comes into its own in the evening. Rather than focusing on restaurants, you’ll experience the city through its botequims, street vendors, and neighbourhood spots where locals gather after work to eat, drink, and socialise. With 12+ tastings across multiple stops, you’ll move from quick bar snacks and street bites to more substantial, shared dishes, experiencing a broad spectrum of the city's dishes. The neighbourhoods matter too. República and Santa Cecília are local areas, busy, unpolished, and full of character. Visiting them with a knowledgeable guide helps you navigate where to go, what to order, and how these places fit into the city’s everyday life. This isn't about fine dining, it's an authentic taste of the real São Paulo through the eyes of a local tastemaker guide.

Salvador’s food is one of the most distinctive in Brazil, shaped by deep Afro-Brazilian roots and centuries of trade. This tour is built to show you this food history though the streets, markets, and small neighbourhood kitchens of Pelourinho and Comércio. With 12 plus tastings across multiple stops, the experience moves between street stalls, market vendors, and long-standing eateries, giving you a broad view of Bahian cooking from iconic dishes like acarajé to slower, richer plates like moqueca. The setting is just as important as the food. Walking through Salvador’s historic centre and down into its old port district, you’ll see how the city’s past continues to shape its cuisine today. Led by a knowledgeable local tastemaker guide, and combining walking with short rides between neighbourhoods, this is Salvador's most generous food tour.

São Paulo is one of the most diverse food cities in the world. Rather than focusing on a single cuisine, you’ll move through Centro, Liberdade, and República, experiencing how different communities have shaped what the city eats today. With 12+ tastings across multiple stops, you’ll try Brazilian staples alongside Japanese-Brazilian dishes and Middle Eastern classics, all in the neighborhoods where these influences first took hold. It’s not just about tasting individual dishes, but understanding how they fit into daily life in São Paulo. This is not a fine dining tour, it's a route through the neighborhoods and eateries beloved by locals led by an knowledgeable tastemaker guide providing an authentic look at the real food scene of the city.

Salvador’s food is inseparable from its history, and this tour brings that to life through the streets vendors and neighbourhood eateries. Rather than focusing on restaurants, you’ll experience the city through markets, street stalls, and small local spots, tasting the Afro-Bahian dishes that define its identity. With 12 plus tastings across multiple stops, the tour is designed as a crash course in the flavours of Bahia from iconic street foods like acarajé to simple grilled snacks and deeper, slow-cooked dishes like ximxim de galinha. The setting is a key part of the experience. You’ll ride the Elevador Lacerda, move through the cobbled streets of Pelourinho, and explore areas most visitors pass through without understanding. Led by a knowledgeable local tastemaker guide, this is a relaxed, small-group experience that offers an authentic introduction to Salvador's food scene.

Discover the flavors of Rio de Janeiro with our exclusive Food Tour! Join us on an unforgettable culinary journey through the heart of Rio de Janeiro, savoring the best of Brazilian cuisine while exploring the city's historic center. Perfect for food lovers and those eager to dive into Rio's rich culture and history, this tour offers a curated selection of 10 Brazilian delicacies, all included in the tour price. Stroll through key historical sites in downtown Rio and learn the fascinating stories behind them. Our passionate local guides are ready to share unique stories and insights, ensuring a more personalized and intimate experience with small groups.

If you’re new to Rio, it may be hard to figure out what types of food are best to try when visiting. This Rio de Janeiro Private Street Food Tour makes things easy for you by taking you around the city to the Santa Teresa, Urca, Flamengo and Lapa neighborhoods to taste some of the best Brazilian food in the city. Plus, a guide teaches you about the food and Brazilian culture as you go.

Embark on a flavorful journey through Rio de Janeiro's vibrant street food scene with an exclusive tour. Guided by an expert, you'll explore popular food destinations, sampling a variety of Brazilian appetizers and snacks. At a traditional snack bar, indulge in pão de queijo, coxinha, and pastel, each offering a unique taste of Brazil's rich culinary heritage. Refresh yourself at a juice bar with a selection of tropical fruit juices before heading to a local bakery to savor delicatessen specialties. Conclude the tour at a "butequim," a quintessential Brazilian bar, where you'll sample classic bar foods. Throughout the tour, your guide will share fascinating insights into the cultural significance of each dish and venue, providing an immersive experience that captures the essence of Rio's diverse street food culture. This comprehensive tour offers a delectable taste of the city's vibrant culinary landscape.

When the sun sets, Rio comes alive. This evening food tour takes you through Downtown Rio into Lapa, the city’s most vibrant nightlife district. You’ll try a mix of street food, local snacks, and drinks, including cachaça, caipirinha, and Brazilian comfort food. Expect a more lively, social vibe — perfect for travelers who want to experience Rio beyond the daytime. Highlights: Local Cheese Bread & Mate Hidden Bar Cachaça Stop Brazilian Comfort Snacks Caipirinha in Lapa Late Night Bites

Taste the vibrant heart of Florianópolis on a food-first walking tour that celebrates the island's authentic culinary heritage. While we will stroll past the historic center and the iconic Hercílio Luz Bridge, history serves as the backdrop to our main event: a deep dive into local flavors. Perfect for food lovers, this curated route takes you through local markets and beloved spots to experience the island through its plate. We will feature stops at the legendary Box 32, Bar do Ori, Amazon Fruit Bowls, and StreetMe Coffee. Along the way, you will indulge in an array of tastings: fresh local oysters, shellfish pastel, savory coxinhas, special coffee, sugar cane juice, and a classic caipirinha. We will even sample Amazonian flavors like pato no tucupi and cupuaçu ice cream! Important: All food and beverages are exclusively included in the Private and Premium options. On the Budget Group Tour option, participants enjoy small select tastings and purchase larger items directly.

Discover Belo Horizonte through its two most iconic markets — one rooted in tradition, the other bursting with creativity. Start your journey at the Mercado Central, a century-old maze of aromas, colors, and stories. Taste artisanal cheeses, sweets, cachaças, and snacks while learning how Minas Gerais became Brazil’s culinary soul. Meet local vendors, hear their stories, and feel the heartbeat of everyday life in this beloved market. Then, walk to the Mercado Novo, where young chefs, brewers, and artists have transformed an old warehouse into a vibrant cultural hub. Taste how Minas cuisine has evolved — blending heritage and innovation in every bite. By the end, you’ll take home more than photos: stories, flavors, and the feeling of having truly experienced the spirit of Minas Gerais. Five-star guarantee — if your experience isn’t five stars, you don’t pay for four.

Walk, snack, and sip your way through Rio’s boldest street eats on this 5-hour guided food crawl. Choose to either try 15+ or 10+ iconic bites across Ipanema and Copacabana. Why You’ll Love This Tour: Skip the generic food tours, this one’s run by locals. Cultural and historical context of each food. Vegetarian-friendly ‍‍ Small groups = better bites and more time with your guides Try: Brazilian-style hot dogs The crispiest pastel in town Rio’s beloved mini pizza, fresh from a family oven Bolinho de aipim + fried aipim sticks Golden coxinhas (chicken croquettes done right) Casquinha de siri (baked crab with spices and a squeeze of lime) Real Amazonian açaí — thick, earthy, and sugar-free Drinks: Fresh-pressed tropical juices Draft Pilsen beer, cold and smooth House-made caipirinhas perfectly balanced Amazonian fruit liqueurs you’ve probably never tried before This experience is offered in English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese.

Get an in-depth local experience with this walking tour of one of Rio's "favelas," Rocinha. Follow your resident guide through the slum to get an insider's perspective on daily life and learn about the challenges these communities face. Upgrade your experience to a 2-day tour that includes a visit to Tijuca Forest.

Head to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain by cable car for sweeping views of Rio de Janeiro. Your skip-the-line ticket gives you priority access to both cable cars, saving you time waiting at this popular attraction, and is valid for any departure time on the day you select. Admire the beautiful views of the city, the mountains, and the coastline from the lookout.

his isn’t your average pub crawl — it’s a night inside Rio’s true party soul. Guided by Carol, a local mixologist and storyteller, you’ll explore five iconic bars across Lapa, each one revealing a new flavor, rhythm, and local ritual. From craft beers to fruit-infused caipirinhas, every stop blends traditional Brazilian bites with the city’s electric energy. Between bars, you’ll pass landmarks like the Selarón Steps and Lapa Arches, meeting fellow travelers and locals along the way. It’s a night that fuses iconic landmarks, local flavors, and real connection, half sightseeing, half celebration. Expect laughter, drinks that tell stories, and a social vibe that turns strangers into friends. You’ll even take home a Cook in Rio souvenir shot glass — and our Five-Star Guarantee: if it’s not five-star, you don’t pay for four.

As one of Rio de Janeiro’s most iconic attractions, Christ the Redeemer attracts lengthy lines. Save time and prevent hassle by prebooking skip-the-line tickets, which allow you to board the next available train to the summit of Corcovado, where the statue is located. Your return ticket is valid on any train, so spend as much time as you like at the top, enjoying panoramic vistas of Rio and capturing photographs of the landmark.

Explore the vibrant flavors of Brazil on this guided Street Food Tour in Balneario Camboriu. Stroll through lively neighborhoods while sampling local favorites like crispy pasteis and fresh tropical juices. This immersive experience offers insights into Brazilian food culture and daily life, making it perfect for food lovers and cultural explorers alike. Enjoy a relaxed walking tour that reveals the true essence of Brazilian cuisine beyond typical tourist spots. Ideal for those looking to indulge in authentic street food while soaking up the coastal city's charm. - Duration of the tour: Approximately 5 - 8 hours - Sample iconic Brazilian snacks loved by locals - Guided by an expert in English, Spanish, or Portuguese - Meeting point: Beach in front of Palazzo Ducale Building

Summit both Corcovado and Sugar Loaf mountains on this half-day tour in Rio de Janeiro. After bright and early pickup from your Rio hotel, travel through the Tijuca National Forest to get up close with the Christ the Redeemer statue without throngs of people around. After learning about its history from your local guide, move on to Sugar Loaf Mountain for spectacular views of the sprawling city.

Your journey begins at the Monumento da Cruz do Pascoal, one of Salvador’s most symbolic landmarks. From this hilltop, your local guide introduces how African heritage, colonial history, and Bahian spirit blend into the flavors you’re about to taste. As you wander through Cruz do Pascoal’s vibrant streets, you’ll meet street vendors, artisans, and cooks who turn everyday food into living culture. At each stop, you’ll sample traditional dishes and drinks that carry stories of ancestry, resilience, and joy, the real taste of Bahia. This isn’t a quick bite; it’s a walk through centuries of flavor, music, and tradition. Between stops, enjoy local rhythms, warm conversations, and colorful scenes that make Salvador unforgettable. You’ll finish with more than a full stomach, you’ll take home memories, stories, and a genuine connection to Brazil’s Afro-Bahian roots. And remember: if your experience isn’t five stars, you don’t pay for a four-star day.

Explore the vibrant culinary scene of São Paulo on this guided food tour led by a local expert. Start your journey at a bakery with a tasting of traditional Brazilian treats like coxinha and brigadeiro, accompanied by fresh orange juice made with oranges picked from local farms. Visit the Vista Café for a delightful experience of pão de queijo and Brazilian coffee, then venture to a bustling street market to sample pastel and refreshing sugar cane juice. Conclude your tour at the iconic Municipal Market, where you can savor a mortadella sandwich and taste various fresh fruits while learning about the rich culinary traditions of Brazil.

The Lapa district of Rio de Janeiro is renowned for its buzzing nightlife and live music scene. With this evening pub crawl, discover the neighborhood at its most atmospheric as you visit popular local pubs and bars, sip a free shot of cachaça, and listen to live samba or forró music. Accompanied by your guide and group of party-seeking travelers, enjoy a fun night out with VIP admission and special offers on drinks.