Top Peru Culinary Tours

Lima's bohemian Barranco neighborhood has a thriving food scene, but, for visitors, it can be difficult to choose which venues to visit. Take the guesswork out of your trip on this small-group walking food tour that takes you to the area's best restaurants and shops to sample a plethora of Peruvian foods and drinks.

Discover Lima's best side on this guided evening tour of the city. Dress up for cocktails at a trendy beachfront bar, enjoy gourmet dining at a restaurant inside of a 2,500-year-old archaeological complex, and finish up with a walking tour of the bohemian Barranco district en route to dessert. This tour includes all food, drinks, and transportation, ensuring a night to remember.

Get a taste for the vibrant culinary scene in Lima with a food-focused tour. Cover ground across the city with stops in several different districts that include a visit to a Peruvian coffee roaster, a market tour, and a ceviche class. Sample pisco and learn how to make Peruvian cocktails with a hands-on workshop. The final stop is a gourmet lunch with dessert at a restaurant overlooking pre-Incan ruins.

Sample local specialities that you might otherwise miss out on during a private food tour of Cusco. Taking a private tour means you can tailor the foods you sample to your dietary requirements and preferences, including vegetarian options, while exploring with a local host helps you overcome the language barrier. Plus, your guide can provide personalised recommendations for the rest of your vacation.

Skip the restaurant reservation, and enjoy a hands-on way to discover Peru's food heritage with this small-group cooking class in Cusco. Starting with a trip to San Pedro Market to source fresh local ingredients, learn about flavor profiles and cooking techniques as you prepare a traditional meal. Well-suited for travelers looking for an alternative way to be immersed in Peruvian culture.

The Miraflores neighborhood is home to many of Lima’s most popular eateries, but knowing where to find the best of them requires local knowledge. On this food-lover’s walking tour, wander through the pretty streets with your guide to lead the way, and discover the street-food flavors the residents love. Sample locally sourced seafood and speciality coffee, and savor traditional Peruvian cuisine in one of the best restaurants in Miraflores.

Taste the delicious diversity of Peru’s thriving cacao industry during this 2-hour chocolate-making workshop at Lima’s ChocoMuseo. Learn about every step of the chocolate-making process, including roasting the beans, removing the husk, grinding the nibs and refining the paste in a ‘melangeur.’ You’ll then get to create your very own chocolate with your choice of ingredients, leaving with a delicious handmade dessert. This chocolate-making workshop includes all necessary ingredients, a chocolate drink tasting and a handmade chocolate souvenir.

Discover the true Peruvian umami on a fully customized culinary adventure that strips away the social media hype to deliver nothing but authentic flavor. Instead of predictable picks or modern fusion, you will choose your own path from 26 personally tested local food spots where the portions are generous and the prices remain completely real. Forget tiny gourmet twists; this is traditional food. You will dive straight into the heart of traditional neighborhood markets and hidden gems, learning the art of how to combine complex local dishes like a local. To ensure your adventure remains unforgettable, the experience is professionally captured in a pro video reel complete with dramatic drone flights. VERY IMPORTANT TO READ: - The tour is designed to take you to the right place to eat the right dish, every time - You pay local prices directly at each stop, no markups, no commissions - What you’re supporting is our work: years of exploring, testing, and selecting the best real local spots

Snack and sightsee on this small-group Cusco street food tour limited to 10 people or fewer. Try favorite local dishes such as papas (potatoes), meats, and sweets, and even chat with the street food vendors to learn more about their goods. Between bites, learn about Cusco history as you walk around the city.

Lima is unanimously hailed as one of Latin America’s culinary capitals, but not all restaurants are created equal. This food tour of the bohemian neighborhood of Barranco reveals the capital’s best bites, helping you discover less obvious dishes while getting your bearings in one of the city’s trendiest enclaves.

Discover the soul of the white city through the palate in a unique and exclusive experience.Alonso is a passionate gastronomic historian, with which you will discover the emblematic San Camilo market, but offers a great tour through the 3 most iconic restaurants in the city center, selected for their elegance. It is the perfect blend between the majesty of the ashlar and the best kept secrets of Arequipeña cuisine.

Get acquainted with the rich regal history of Lima on an educational sightseeing tour of the Peruvian capital. Alongside a knowledgeable guide, delve into the ambient tangle of Lima’s historical center; gaze at the fabulous façade of the Presidential Palace; descend to the eerie catacombs of San Francisco Monastery; and admire the ancient Dominicans Tower. A portion of your tour goes to an NGO that support social projects in the community.

Uncover the soul of the Incan Empire on our Cusco Food Tour! Moving beyond typical tourist paths, you'll explore the Imperial City's vibrant mix of history and high-altitude culinary tradition. Your journey begins at the Mercado de San Pedro, where we’ll taste massive Chuta bread, savory Andino queso, and Andean fruit juice. Passing the San Francisco Convent, we’ll experience a hearty Adobo with fiery Rocoto Rojo and sample crispy Chicharrones with giant Cusco corn. The adventure continues toward the breathtaking Plaza de Armas. Here, we’ll warm up with nutrient-rich Quinoa soup and fresh Trucha frita before marveling at the legendary Twelve Angled Stone. We wrap up at the ChocoMuseo to uncover our delicious Secret Dish!

Take a break from sightseeing while still engaging with Peruvian culture with this small-group cooking class in Lima. Starting with a trip to the local San Pedro Market to pick up ingredients, learn about Peru's culinary heritage as you prepare a multi-course meal under guidance from a professional chef. Then, sit down to enjoy the dishes you have created, offering a unique alternative to a restaurant reservation.

Taste your way through Cusco with an evening culinary tour. Sample Peruvian street food and appetizers alongside drink pairings at three restaurants during this chef-led tour in the historic city center. Learn about ingredients and traditional Peruvian dishes including dessert throughout the tour.

This hands-on culinary adventure is led by a professional chef. Learn to make beloved traditional dishes including lomo saltado (sauteed beef and vegetables on rice with French fries), causa Limeña (a terrine of seasoned mashed potato and other fillings), and chicha morada (a corn-based non-alcoholic beverage) in a relaxed atmosphere using traditional pots and techniques. Finally, enjoy the lunch or dinner that you helped create!

Discover Peru’s food culture and culinary history on a small-group market tour in Lima. This excursion is perfect for travelers seeking an authentic cultural experience. The tasty itinerary takes you to three of the city's most popular markets: Chorrillos, Santiago de Surco, and Mercado Surquillo No.1. Be sure to arrive hungry, as you'll enjoy ceviche, causa rellena, picarones, and drinks over the course of the tour.

Taste your way through historic Lima on an evening food tour that combines local landmarks with a series of food and drink tastings. Since Lima draws foods and traditions from all around the country, you’ll have the chance to try a wide range of treats, with a local guide to help find the very best versions among the overwhelming options in the city center.

Learn to prepare high-end Peruvian cuisine from market to table alongside a professional chef with this Peruvian cooking class. After shopping at a local market with a food-loving guide, head to a colonial-style home to prepare a 3-course lunch or dinner which could feature classic items such as ceviche, Pisco sours, and quinoa cooked to perfection. Polish off your meal with fresh fruits and local coffee.

This Cusco street food and market tour visits a minimum of five vendors selling everything from meats to sweets. With a small-group limited to 10 people, you'll learn the stories behind each dish from your guide. Between bites, hear about Cusco history as you walk roughly 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) around the city center and its side streets.

Explore Peru's gastronomic capital and experience the best in local cuisine with a culinary tour through Lima. Begin with a visit to a city market for a sampling of regional fruits such as lúcuma, which has a sweet, maple-like taste, and a chance to purchase some of your own. Then enjoy a hands-on cooking class at a local restaurant, where you'll learn to make traditional Peruvian dishes like Lomo Saltado and Ceviche. Savor the results as well as that of your own homemade Pisco Sour—Peru's national drink.

Make the most of your time in Lima with a walking tour of the food scene in the Barranco district of Lima. Sample five flavorful dishes and one local dessert. Meet your local guide and begin your stroll through the colorful Barranco district. Take in the bohemian vibe as you discover Barranco’s restaurants. Savor dishes made with with recipes that have been handed down from generation to generation. Visit restaurants, bars and cafes with your local guide. Eat food prepared with fresh ingredients by local farmers and artisan producers. It is recommended that you do the tour at the beginning of your stay in Lima.

Get away from Cusco's ritzy city center and learn about another side of Cusco culture on this tour of outlying shanty towns. Go where most tourists don't as you learn about the developments being made on the outskirts of the city including New Urban development. As you wander with a guide, visit a huge market and have opportunities to chat with locals about their everyday lives.