Top Buenos Aires Street Food Tours

This experience is a perfect blend between a Food tour and a Walking Tour. The objective is to discover Buenos Aires Culture and History through its delicious and popular Cousine while having fun in the process. If we are lucky we might see Profesional Tango Street Dancers, and also very beautiful and Unique Antique shops. Our guides are very knowledgeable and funny. Also very experienced and they love to share their stories! Guidance and advice in everything you need to know while you stay in Buenos Aires (Restaurants, Shows, Tours).

Explore Buenos Aires’ Palermo neighborhood through your tastebuds on a small-group foodie tour. Visit several different restaurants, where you sample at least eight local dishes and drinks to fill you up—vegetarian and gluten-free options are available with prior notice. Your guide teaches you about Argentinian culinary traditions and answers any questions you may have. Choose from day or evening tours to suit your schedule.

This tour is designed so that the passenger can have a broad overview of traditional Argentinian food with a unique selection of dishes that will surprise them. We will try various dishes and drinks. Cheeses, beer, empanadas, vermouth, choripán, malbec wine, asado (argentine BBQ) and ice cream! But it's not just about food. We'll walk through the beautiful streets of the Palermo Soho neighborhood, a very lively and eclectic space, with fashion and design stores. There are great works of graffiti and urban art that will surprise you!

Start in Plaza Dorrego, the historic heart of San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires’ most atmospheric neighborhoods known for its cobbled streets, old houses and unmistakable porteño character. Begin with coffee and medialunas at Bar El Federal, one of the city’s iconic bares notables, before continuing to Mercado San Telmo, a historic indoor market where you’ll discover Argentina’s food culture through small tastings like empanadas and choripán with chimichurri. Along the way, your local guide shares the cultural and culinary context behind each bite, connecting flavors to neighborhood history and daily traditions. Then enjoy a tasting of Argentine grilled meats at La Brigada, followed by a vermouth with soda at Bar Plaza Dorrego. Finish at Café Rivas with alfajor and dulce de leche, ending with one of Argentina’s most beloved sweets. By the end, you’ll have experienced Buenos Aires through places locals actually use, all brought to life with stories, flavors, and local insight.

In Buenos Aires, food moves like a tango – part tradition, part improvisation, part seduction – across parrillas, bodegones, bakeries, and historic cafés. On this full-day walk, we’ll trace the city’s heritage, tasting how immigrant flavors converge into a distinctly Argentine table. From flaky medialunas and empanadas to hearty stews, towering platters of grilled meat, and dulce de leche-swirled gelato, we’ll meet the people and places that keep these culinary rituals alive.

This tour is designed so that the passengers can have a broad overview of traditional Latin American food with a unique selection of dishes that will surprise them. We will try different dishes: Empanadas, Tequeños, Natural Juice, Arepas, Vermouth, Ceviche, and Ice cream. But it's not just about food. We'll walk through the beautiful streets of the Palermo Soho neighborhood, a very lively and eclectic space, with fashion and design stores. There are great works of graffiti and urban art that will surprise you!

Discover all the different sides to Buenos Aires on this city tour, including convenient hotel pickup and drop-off. See the grand presidential buildings of Plaza de Mayo, the modern waterfront of Puerto Madero and the cobblestone alleyways of San Telmo. This tour also includes a visit to La Boca neighborhood. Visit Recoleta and admire the European-style mansions and parks of Palermo, the capital’s most exclusive residential area.

Buenos Aires is known for its meat, but the city’s food culture goes far beyond the parrilla. This tour is designed to show that wider picture, taking you through San Telmo to experience the dishes and traditions that define everyday porteño eating. With 12+ tastings across multiple stops, you’ll move from bakeries and vermuterías to market stalls, pizzerias, and grills, experiencing everything from classic pastries and street food to pizza traditions, small plates, and charcoal-cooked meats. San Telmo itself plays a key role. As one of Buenos Aires’ oldest neighbourhoods, it reflects the immigrant influences that shaped the city’s food, particularly from Italy and Spain. This is an authentic slice of Buenos Aire’s food scene through the eyes of a local tastemaker guide.

Discover the true flavors of Buenos Aires on this Palermo food tour, where we take you to hidden gems loved by locals. Skip the tourist traps and indulge in authentic Argentine cuisine at budget-friendly spots. You’ll savor provoleta and morcilla at a traditional parrilla, enjoy a classic choripán with chimichurri paired with Fernet con Coca, and taste delicious empanadas and tamales. Experience Argentina’s unique take on pizza and bite into a crispy sanguche de milanesa, a must-try local sandwich. Before we end, we’ll pick up an alfajor, Argentina’s favorite sweet treat. With a carefully designed walking route and a central meeting point at Monumento a Juan B. Justo, this tour is perfect for food lovers who want to explore Buenos Aires like a local. Come hungry and get ready for an unforgettable culinary adventure!

Explore the diversity of Latin food on this unique tour, where you will try dishes from different Latin American countries, such as Peru, Venezuela, Brazil and Argentina. All this within the framework of the most eclectic and vibrant district of Buenos Aires. What will we try? We will welcome you with some warm Venezuelan tequeños, with melted cheese. The tour continues with a stuffed arepa accompanied with a natural fruit juice (guava, pineapple, mango or others). The next step is a “Vermouth with soda” and an empanada, typical of Argentina. The Peruvian touch comes with “Ceviche de mar” as the main dish. The finale comes with an Acaí ice cream, typical of Brazil. But it's not just about food. We'll walk through the beautiful streets of the Palermo Soho neighborhood, a very lively and eclectic space, with fashion and design stores. There are great works of graffiti and urban art that will surprise you!

Experience Buenos Aires' Palermo Viejo neighborhood through your palate with this small-group culinary walking tour. You'll try all sorts of food, focusing on the traditional fads. While food is the focus of this walking tour, you'll also get a good feeling for the neighborhood as you explore on foot, with lots of opportunities to take photos of tree-lined streets and colorful street art. Explore Palermo Viejo’s food scene with a professional guide and enjoy food, drink, art, and history. Food and drink tastings are included. Small group sizes ensure personal attention from your guide.

Go for a stroll through the glamorous Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo during this ice cream themed walking and tasting tour. Sample three different varieties of ice cream while visiting several ice cream parlors. Learn about how it is made and taste unique spins on traditional favorites including salty flavors and flavors inspired by cocktails.

Get a taste of Argentina's local cuisine with this interactive dining experience in Buenos Aires, which immerses you in Argentine food. Master the art of correctly closing empanadas before sitting down to a meal of authentic Argentine cuisine, including steak, paired with unlimited wine tastings from around the country. Finish by learning how to prepare "maté" tea paired with a sweet “alfajores.”

Get to know Buenos Aires’ hip Palermo district—and taste a range of different craft beers, as well as local street food—during this small-group tour. In the evening, make your own way to one of Palermo’s most popular breweries. Led by your beer sommelier guide, enjoy tastes of multiple brews on tap, and learn about the brewing process. Then, head to a local street food stop for tasty bites, plus more beer.

Discover Buenos Aires’ modern port district, Puerto Madero, with its impressive waterfront views and many restaurants and street food stands. With a local guide, admire the famous Puente de la Mujer bridge, stroll around the leafy Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, and stop along the way to tuck into Buenos Aires’ most beloved street food snack, “choripan” (chorizo sandwich).

Experience Buenos Aires' Palermo Viejo neighborhood through your palate with this small-group culinary walking tour. You'll try all sorts of food, from Argentine sandwiches to steak, with the option to do a bit of wine tasting. While food is the focus of this walking tour, you'll also get a good feeling for the neighborhood as you explore on foot, with lots of opportunities to take photos of tree-lined streets and colorful street art.

Argentina might be better known for its internationally renowned wines, but Buenos Aires also has a growing craft beer scene. On this private evening walking tour, you’ll visit artisan breweries and sample small-batch craft beers at two popular brew pubs. Along the way, admire historic buildings and landmarks in the San Telmo district, including Paseo de la Historieta, Manzana de las Luces, and Defensa Street.

Taste your way around the Palermo Viejo neighborhood of Buenos Aires with this small-group guided tasting tour. Admire local street art as you follow your guide around this vibrant neighborhood. Sample a local breakfast, steak and relish, a traditional choripan sandwich, a variety of appetizers and snacks, ice cream, wine and craft beer.

Embark on a half-day adventure exploring Buenos Aires that includes activities your entire family will enjoy. Your private local guide will share insider information as you explore the city on foot and by public transportation. This route includes a taste of Buenos Aires’ famous Italian artisanal ice cream & choripan (a traditional dish of sausage from the grill wrapped in bread), the famous comic strip sculptures down Comic Strip Walk and the Recoleta Cultural Center. You will experience the neighbourhoods of San Telmo, La Boca and Recoleta — creating family memories to pass down for generations.

Special launch price! While we gather our first reviews. Most visitors explore Tigre by taking the big catamaran. This experience goes further. we'll travel on a traditional wooden island boat used by locals that navigates the main rivers and then continues deeper into the islands, followed by a guided walk through an island neighborhood to see how locals really live. The reward is a six-course Argentine asado paired with wine, prepared slowly and shared in a private space for our group. The beef i cook is local veal that is not exported, allowing you to taste Argentina’s most prized cut and compare it with one of the world’s best. I’m not fully bilingual, but we won’t have any problems. This is not a tour for everyone—it’s for curious travelers and food lovers. Only 10 seats I’ll send more details via WhatsApp. Meet at Dock 2 — boarding 10:00 sharp (arrive 9:40). Boat 45–60 min + walk 20–30 min. Return 5:00–6:30 pm (early return by taxi, extra cost). @tigregrillwine -> IG

Join us on the ultimate Corrientes Pizza Tour and discover the most delicious traditional pizzas in Buenos Aires and possibly the whole country! We'll be walking along Corrientes Avenue, the heart of entertainment in the city, similar to Broadway in New York or the West End in London. The avenue is home to some of the most important theaters in the city, making it a vibrant and exciting cultural hub. We will also cover some history and architectural icons along the way. This is much more than just pizza. We will visit the Obelisco and walk past the Teatro Colón and Argentine Supreme Court.

Enjoy a perfect introduction to Argentine wine on a guided walking tour through Palermo, Buenos Aires. Stroll through this vibrant neighborhood and visit several small boutique wineries, each offering a unique tasting experience. Savor five different varietals from Argentina’s main wine regions: a robust Malbec from Mendoza with deep cocoa notes, a fragrant Torrontés from Salta with floral and zesty hints, a silky Patagonian Pinot Noir bursting with red berries, a rich Mendoza Cabernet Sauvignon with structured tannins, and a bold Salta Syrah featuring dark fruit and spicy undertones. Each tasting is paired with local bites and guided by an expert who will immerse you in Argentina’s fascinating wine culture.

Descend into the origins of the city! At El Zanjón de Granados, walk through 150 meters of underground tunnels that hold untold stories of Buenos Aires’ history. The tour will conclude with an invitation to the museum’s Library Hall and Art Gallery where you will enjoy our traditional empanadas, perfectly paired with a premium Malbec wine.