Top Peru Street Food Tours - page 2

Explore Lima by bike on an off-the-beaten-track cycle tour from Miraflores. Ideal for active travelers, this bike tour covers top Lima attractions—including the pre-Inca ruins of Huaca Pucllana, El Malecon, and the Bridge of Sighs—and hidden gems in the bohemian neighborhood of Barranco. This small-group tour, limited to eight people, offers a morning or afternoon departure time.

This isn’t just another food crawl, it’s your behind-the-scenes pass to Cusco’s local food culture. Loved by travelers from around the world and often described as a highlight of their time in Peru, this experience blends authentic tastings with storytelling, culture, and real local connection. Over the course of the experience, you’ll sample some of Cusco’s most memorable flavors, from traditional street bites and regional favorites to drinks and recipes that reflect the city’s Andean heritage. Each stop is chosen for its local character, with foods prepared the way generations have known them. More than tasting different foods, you’ll discover how Cusco’s ingredients, traditions, and history helped shape one of the world’s most distinctive food cultures. And because your guide knows the people and stories behind the stops, each tasting feels less like a transaction and more like a genuine encounter.

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 Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu on this 2-day tour. Visit key sites such as Pisac, Urubamba, and Ollantaytambo and discover their individual archaeological sites with your guide. Spend the night at Aguas Calientes, the village at the base of Machu Picchu, and rest up before exploring the famous Inca citadel the next day.

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.

Embark on an exclusive nighttime food tour in Puno and dive into the authentic flavors loved by locals! Starting at the iconic Parque Pino. We’ll guide you through a culinary adventure to discover the best traditional dishes in the city. From the delicious Puno alfajor and comforting api to the unique mazamorra morada, you’ll experience it all. We’ll then explore the vibrant street food scene with crispy chunchulí, savory anticuchos, and sweet manás. To wrap it up, enjoy fresh picarones and a warm emoliente. Don’t expect touristy spots, but rather a true local experience. Book now and taste Puno like a local!

Embark on our Secret Food Tour: Lima and indulge in a diverse array of authentic Peruvian dishes. Navigate the charming, hidden streets of Lima's historic Barranco district on a gastronomic journey. Experience the rich flavors of Peru as you savor world-class organic coffee, tantalizing starters, traditional appetizers, refreshing juice, and the freshest ceviche available. By the end of your adventure, you'll depart with a satisfied palate, insider knowledge of the local scene, and valuable sightseeing tips. Our mission is to create an unforgettable culinary experience that enriches your time in Lima. As a private tour, everything works around you! Our start times are much more easy going, dates can open up. It's a much more intimate and cozy experience. No need to shout over other tourists, you will have every question answered, and leave feeling like a native yourself!

Inca Heritage and Gastronomic Journey Wander through moon-drenched squares, aromas of spices and sizzling meats painting the air. Sample skewered anticuchos, melt-in-your-mouth papa rellena, and crispy picarones dusted with sunshine. Wash it down with emoliente's warm embrace, a soothing sip that whispers secrets of ancient Incas. This is more than just a food tour, it's a cultural kaleidoscope. Meet local heroes, hear their stories, and savor the soul of Cusco in every bite, learn about the Incas History, while visiting the temple of the sun, or the greatest Inka's Palace, take a photo on the twelve sided stone. Ready to ditch the guidebook and ignite your taste buds? Join us on a journey where Cusco's streets become your menu.

Lima is the gastronomic capital of south america, The peruvian capital is considered one of the best place to have an amazing culinary experience. Therefore, taste your way through historic Lima centre on an evening street food tour that combines local landmarks with a series of traditional food and drink tastings. Besides, sharing experience with local people.

Immerse yourself in Barranco's vibrant culinary scene with a tour designed for food lovers. More than just a stroll, it's a journey through history and gastronomy: follow your local guide through the colorful streets of this artistic district and discover how the heritage of diverse immigrant cultures shaped modern Peruvian cuisine. We'll explore hidden corners and traditional stalls to get a close look at the native ingredients that make our gastronomy unique. Along the way, you'll delight your palate with exotic fruits, delicious appetizers, and traditional Peruvian dishes, and we'll end this flavorful tour with Peru's finest dessert.

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 why Arequipa is considered Peru's culinary capital on this 4-hour food tour featuring 15+ tastings. Led by a local foodie guide, explore the iconic Mercado San Camilo, historic streets and traditional picanterías while uncovering the flavours that define the White City. Feast on tropical fruits from the Amazon, the famous cinnamon-infused queso helado, slow-cooked adobo with pan de tres puntas, crispy chicharrones, fiery rocoto relleno, creamy pastel de papa and more, finishing with a handmade pisco chocolate truffle. Along the way, learn how volcanic landscapes, Indigenous traditions and Spanish influences shaped one of Peru's richest regional cuisines, and discover why Arequipa is a city best explored one bite at a time.

Immerse yourself in Miraflores’ vibrant culinary scene with a tour designed for foodies. More than a walk, it’s a journey through history and gastronomy: follow your local guide through the various iconic dishes and discover how the heritage of diverse immigrant cultures brought modern Peruvian cuisine to life. We will explore hidden corners and traditional stalls to get to know the native ingredients that make this gastronomy unique. Along the way, you will delight your palate with exotic fruits, delicious appetizers, Creole dishes and finish this route of flavors with the best dessert in Peru.

Learn about Peruvian street food and its culinary culture while sampling local flavors on this private guided tour around Lima. Visit several markets and a restaurant in the Barranco district to try local favorites such as ceviche, exotic fruits, and desserts, while learning the history behind each dish from your guide.

Explore the vibrant culinary scene of Cusco on a traditional picantería tour that reveals the region’s rich gastronomy. Sample iconic dishes that showcase a fusion of Andean and Spanish influences, all while visiting famous spots like San Pedro Market and Mamá Trini picantería. Each dish, from chiri uchu to pachamanca, tells a story of the Andes, ensuring a deep cultural experience. Learn about the history and traditions that shape these culinary delights, making this tour an essential choice for food enthusiasts looking to connect with local culture. - Visit San Pedro Market and renowned picanterías for authentic tastes - Savor traditional dishes like cuy chactado and quinoa soup - Gain insights into the history and cultural significance of each dish - Perfect for travelers seeking a unique culinary adventure in Cusco

Drive to Barranco and stroll around this quaint and traditional district,considered to be the city´s most romantic and bohemian, being the home and working place of many of Perus leading artists, musicians, designers and photographers. Stop at the Park of Barranco to degustate the exquisite traditional Peruvian anticuchos, made with beef heart and seasoned with garlic, vinegar, cumin, and aji panca, a mild red chile pepper with a smoky flavor. Have a taste also of the typical picarones, a fabulous dessert of sweet flavor, crispy and warm, dripping with syrup. Return to your Hotel.

The markets of Cusco are fascinating places to explore, but you'll have a much richer experience with a guide who can provide insights into Peruvian cuisine. This activity begins in the city's oldest market, where you can sample popular fruits, breads, and cheeses, as well as some desserts. Afterward, you'll learn to prepare three Peruvian dishes with a local chef.

Food lovers with limited time in Lima won’t want to miss this comprehensive culinary walking tour, led by a bilingual guide. Don’t get overwhelmed by the city’s public transit system; instead, navigate the metro like a local as you visit top attractions and sample typical dishes and drinks, including pisco sours, for an immersive and hassle-free excursion.

This is an anthropological journey far beyond the Netflix version of Lima's street food scene. Authentic, immersive, and accessible. We offer a different perspective from the fine-dining world of Central or Maido. We'll walk through streets and markets that may be crowded, chaotic, noisy, and even overwhelming, yet deeply real, in the non-touristy areas of Lima's historic center: Central Market, Mesa Redonda, Barrios Altos, and Chinatown. We will try a wide variety of delicious Peruvian dishes including tasty bites, local markets, and hole-in-the-wall spots, all carefully selected by local foodie experts.

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.

On this tour, we will start from the Plaza de Armas, where we will visit various must-see spots on your visit to Peru. Peruvian cuisine is world-renowned for its tasty dishes such as: Anticuchos, Mazamorra, Picarones, Pollo a la brasa, Causa rellena, among others. These are some of the many culinary dishes in the country, showing you their preparation, history and tasting the seasoning of each cook or as we Peruvians call it "la señito". In Peru there are several (secret places), where you can eat delicious and cheap food, each dish will dazzle your palate; I assure you that you will enjoy and savor each typical Peruvian dish. The only requirement we ask is that you really like to eat and learn a little about Peruvian cuisine; and most importantly, we have to have fun together. We will finish the tour with pisco sour classes where we will taste different flavors of pisco, such as: lemon pisco, passion fruit, mango, pineapple, among others.

Discover why Lima is considered the culinary capital of South America on this 4-hour food tour featuring 14+ tastings. Led by a local foodie guide, explore bustling neighbourhood markets, historic streets and family-run eateries as you uncover the flavours that shaped modern Peruvian cuisine. Feast on pan con jamón del país, elegant causa limeña, vibrant ceviche, seafood arroz de mariscos, crispy yuquitas, papas rellenas, exotic Amazonian fruits, ají de gallina, tamal verde and warm picarones, all washed down with Peru's iconic pisco sour. Along the way, discover how Indigenous, Spanish, African, Chinese and Japanese influences combined to create Lima's legendary criollo cuisine and why the city's best meals are found far beyond the famous restaurants.

Indulge in Puno's culinary delights on this midday food tour, starting at Parque Pino. Begin with a sweet alfajor, a pastry filled with dulce de leche. Then, enjoy a savory Bolivian salteña, a juicy empanada with meat and vegetables, embodying Andean cuisine. The stroll through Puno’s historic streets leads us to a cozy café for coati coffee, a unique regional specialty processed by coatis in Puno's jungles. Next, immerse yourself in the bustling central market, sampling exotic Amazonian fruits like sweet granadilla, tangy aguaymanto (goldenberry), and creamy chirimoya, a blend of banana, pear, and vanilla flavors. Continue your gastronomic journey with kankacho ayavireño, tender slow-roasted lamb bursting with regional flavors. Of course, no Peruvian tour is complete without ceviche, freshly marinated in zesty lime and aromatic spices. Conclude your experience with chicha de maíz, a refreshing, lightly fermented ancestral corn beverage. Book your spot now!

Discover Lima in all its illuminated splendor on a small-group evening tour. This excursion is ideal for travelers who want to avoid tourist crowds and experience the city from a unique vantage point. After an easy transfer from your hotel, visit the catacombs beneath the San Francisco Church with your guide. Then see the many landmarks in the city’s UNESCO-listed historic center, including the Presidential Palace, Cathedral of Lima, and City Hall.