Top The Pampas Food Tours - page 3

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.

The best show of Tango Buenos Aires is undoubtedly ROJO TANGO, it is a unique experience, since its setting, and the best artists in the Country. The place is small, decorated as a cabaret of the 1900s, you will meet a live orchestra and great dancers. Artists who are part of these scenarios are great talents, both in tango and interpretation of each piece. Rojo Tango is the best without any doubt at representing the Tango history through its show. First row guaranteed by booking through our agency. The service includes transfer in private service in / out to your hotel Enjoy the unique experience of the Rojo Tango Show in Buenos Aires! It is important to book your place in advance to book only the places that are in first or second row in order to have a good view of the show!

Immerse yourself in 'gaucho' cowboy life on a traditional 'estancia' ranch, without the pressure of planning your own itinerary, on this full-day group tour from Buenos Aires. Visit San Antonio de Areco, and explore its highlights before settling into a ranch for horseback riding, a cultural gaucho show, and a traditional meal. Well-suited for travelers wanting to see this side of Argentina but with the benefits a package experience offers.

Two of the three grasses on this table exist because of Argentina. Criolla came with the first vines and carried the country's wine for three centuries. Torrontés was born here out of it, a crossing that happened nowhere else. Malbec is the famous adoptee, and it lands differently once you have tasted what came before it. Add a vermouth and siphon welcome, the salon and cellar, a private mezzanine table and tapas with every pour, and it works as the opening of an evening rather than a class about one.

Immerse yourself in Argentinian wine and embark on a wine journey across different wine growing regions of the country without having to travel far with this small-group wine tasting experience in Buenos Aires. Sample representative wines from the La Patagonia-Rio Negro, Valle de Uco-Mendoza, and Noa-Rioja regions, accompanied by a range of regional bites.

Discover the world of Argentinian wines during a private tasting in the leafy Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo. Begin with a stroll around the Plaza Cortazar area then enjoy sommelier-guided tastings of four excellent wines accompanied by traditional snacks such as *empanaditas de lomo* (beef pastries) or a cheese and nut board.

Enjoy the essence of Argentina with a premium wine and food tasting hosted by a 100% local sommelier with 20 years of experience, Diego Somm. The event takes place at super wine themed spots in Buenos Aires. We only work with exclusive boutique producers, perfectly paired with delicious local dishes. This is not a boring wine lesson, is designed to learn while having fun, take your wine knowledge to another level tasting amazing wine and food. (We can accommodate to any type of special food requirement) Diego's passion for wine and knack for storytelling make this a unique opportunity to learn how to select exceptional wines for any occasion. Diego also loves to recommend the coolest places in Argentina to enjoy wine, drinks and delicious food! Great experience to make on your first days in Buenos Aires.

Surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, the 16th-century city of Córdoba is becoming a popular destination for wine tourism. This full-day private winery tour is a great way to enjoy a taste of some of the best local vineyards without having to worry about organizing transport or keeping up with a group. You’ll also have the chance to enjoy an exquisite lunch with wine pairings before returning to the city.

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.

Experience the magic of watching the sunset in Buenos Aires from the river, the Rio de la Plata, sipping on included drinks and listening to great music. You’ll be in a small group setting, max 13, so you can toast with new friends. Your boat captain and cocktail maker will make sure you have a wonderful experience watching the sunset from this river cruise.

Want to experience Buenos Aires like you actually live here? Then join us on a high-energy tour of the city's best bars Stylish, social, and full of personality. ️What’s the plan? We hit up 3 different bars in 3 hours, all curated for their cocktails, atmosphere, and crowd. At each spot you’ll get: - Welcome shots - A fun, open vibe to connect and mingle - Unlimited water We keep things casual, spontaneous, and full of good energy. Who’s this for? - Solo travelers looking to meet people - Friends, dates, digital nomads, expats - Families who want to have fun - Anyone! What’s included: - Shots at every bar - A local Spanish and English speaking host to lead the way - Water - Transportation ( If needed) This is the kind of night where strangers become friends. Join us!

Immerse yourself in the world of an Argentine gaucho on a private tour from Buenos Aires to the Pampas region. Comfortable private transportation with hotel pickup takes you to Estancia El Ombú de Areco. At the ranch, enjoy lunch with alcoholic beverages, empanadas, a traditional Argentine barbecue, and dessert. See a live gaucho demonstration, then choose between horseback riding or a carriage ride.

Enjoy an authentic country day in Estancia Santa Susana Located in stunning natural surroundings, Estancia Santa Susana is the perfect place to relax and connect with Argentine country life. During your visit, you can enjoy outdoor activities and horseback riding, while immersing yourself in the tranquility of the rural landscape. The stay stands out for its hospitality and delicious cuisine, offering a complete experience that combines culture and tradition. This destination promises unforgettable moments in contact with nature and authentic gaucha life.

Go beyond the tango show and experience Buenos Aires tango from the inside. Join Valerie, a professional tango dancer, teacher, milonga organizer and Tango journalist for an introduction to the world of Argentine social tango. She will take you to a "Milonga", where local people come to dance social tango. This is not a tango show. At a milonga, the dance floor is part of everyday porteño culture, with its own music, traditions and social codes. Valerie will help you understand what you're seeing and, if you want, how to participate yourself. Most importantly, you'll meet tango through people who actually live it. Whether you've never danced tango before or already have some experience, the focus is on curiosity, connection and having a genuinely local evening. **Come as a traveler. Leave with a glimpse into the world behind the tango shows.**

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.

Rojo Tango combines the magic of an authentic Argentine tango show with the ambiance of a 20th-century style French Cabaret, designed by Phillippe Starck. With this tour, attend an unforgettable evening tango show accompanied by a live tango orchestra and enjoy a delicious 3-course dinner before the show (if option selected). Private round-trip transfers are included, so there’s no need to worry about traveling around the city after dark.

Barely 45 kilometers separate the big city from this enchanted town of Friulian immigration. Here history and vitivínicola production are combined. From the Jesuits, the Friulian immigrants and the present.

Buenos Aires is world-famous for its delicious beef, and some of the city’s best ‘parrillas’ (grill houses) can be found in the trendy Palermo neighborhood. With this tour, dive into Palermo’s foodie scene as you enjoy a walking tour and tuck into a three-course progressive lunch along the way. Each course is served at a different restaurant allowing you to sample different flavors, recipes, and culinary styles.

Try around four different Argentine wines with descriptions and explanations from your professional sommelier as you sail along Buenos Aires’ Rio de la Plata. Besides the local wines, snack on tapas from regional artisans as you take in the views and watch the sun go down.

Experience a true Argentinian “asado” when you book this small-group experience at the home of a local. You are greeted with warm hospitality and sit down to a regal feast in a garden setting prepared by an experienced “asador.” Indulge in the sacred ritual of an Argentine barbecue featuring traditional favorites like choripan, sweetbreads, and tenderloin, paired with Argentine wines. Feel truly Argentinean for an unforgettable afternoon.

An unforgettable night of roast and tango awaits you on the terrace of Pablo, a passionate tango musician who shares his love of music and gastronomy. Every month, enjoy intimate dining surrounded by friends and good company, while savoring delicious grilled cuts of meat, accompanied by tunes from top musicians. The vibrant atmosphere and the warmth of the wood create the perfect atmosphere for an authentic evening in the heart of Buenos Aires. GI : asadotango

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!

Try out Argentina's Malbec, Torrontés, and Merlot wines without having to visit the country's vineyards in this small-group wine and tapas tasting session. Under the guidance of a sommelier, try different wines from the country that have been paired with specific snacks, and learn more about Argentina's wine-making traditions as you go.

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