Parrilla Tour Palermo

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Buenos Aires, Argentina

2 hours 30 minutes (approx.)
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Offered in: English

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Overview

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.

Eat at three different Palmero restaurants in one tour!
Enjoy a delicious 3-course lunch with wine and soft drinks
Receive tips on dining in Buenos Aires from a local guide
Intimate small-group experience with up to 12 people

Sample Menu

Starter

Empanadas

Traditional meat pastries accompanied by local beer or cocktail and water.

Starter

Choripan

Chorizo sausage in fresh baguette with chimichurri sauce. Accompanied by local wine or water.

Main

Grilled meats

Selection of fine cuts of beef from the barbecue grill. Accompanied with fries and salad Malbec red wine and water / soft drink.

Dessert

Ice cream or traditional desert.

Italian style locally made gelato or a traditional argentine desert - depending on the group's taste that day.

What's Included

Lunch

3 different courses in different locations including wine and water plus desert

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

La Guitarrita | Las Cañitas
Báez 401, C1426 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Parrrilla Tour Palermo meets at La Guitarrita restaurant Baez 401, in the corner of Boulevard Chenaut.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Itinerary

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
Wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Service animals allowed
Near public transportation

Infant seats available
Transportation is wheelchair accessible
Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Most travelers can participate
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Featured review

Olga_D

The guide was great, the places we visited were very local and fun. We had a wonderful time and ate delicious food!

Reviews

4.9

based on 185 reviews

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Eat like a Local

Lori_J, Feb 2024

Catalina was a great, knowledgeable tour guide. Visiting several locations all with a family tmisphere and with a variety of traditional Argentinian food. The empanada, chorizo and meats were delicious, seasoned and cooked to the perfection. The wine was very good too!

Excellent introduction to the food of Buenos Aires

George_C, Mar 2023

More food than I was able to eat (& I’m a big man). Grilled choripan slider, empanadas, ribeye steak, grilled lamb, sweetbreads (optional at no extra charge), grilled asparagus, French fries, fresh salad, even grilled Argentinian cheese. 2 scoops of gelato for dessert. Different beverage paired with each course, including Argentinian Malbec wine, self-made spritzer, etc… Tour guide spoke fluent English and was very likable. Not much walking (just a few blocks all together). Lasted a bit more than 3 hours from start to finish. Definitely recommend for first timers. (We rode across town in a taxi to and an Uber from the tour. Found both to be very inexpensive in Buenos Aires.)

Response from Host, Jun 2023

Dear George, thank you very much for leaving your review. We are very glad that you enjoyed the tour . See you next time

Great food and fun

Olga_D, Dec 2022

The guide was great, the places we visited were very local and fun. We had a wonderful time and ate delicious food!

Great for out of the way, fun spots

Lisa_H, Oct 2022

Wonderful introduction to the Palermo area! Our guide, Toni, was so kind, Knowledgeable and fun. We went to places we never would have found on our own. Really great tour!

YOU CANNOT GO WRONG CON BIFE and VINO

DANIEL_V, Oct 2022

An awesome tour of the delicious food and wine to be found in Palermo. Our tour guide, Toni, was very knowledgeable on the culinary delights and desserts! Highly recommended tour for the day!

True Buenos Aires experience.

Belinda_B, Jan 2022

Great tour just the two of us. Guide was great and visited small local restaurants. Would definitely do this tour again.

Charming evening in Palermo

LORETTA_B, Dec 2021

My husband and I travel a lot but this was out first “food tour”. Absolutely lovely evening! Antonella took us to great neighborhood spots and gave us history of the area, owners, and custom selected our wines to give us more history around wine making in Argentina. We were able to chat the entire time about all kinds of interesting things, really giving us insight into Argentinian life and FOOD! Highly recommend!!!

Good choice!

Gene_D, Nov 2021

Antonella was charming and very helpful, both with the tour and tips about visiting Buenos Aires and beyond. Food was great.

Excellent and Relaxing Food Tour

Rebecca, Feb 2020

This was a lovely tour; we visited three different restaurants, all located within a short walking distance of each other, and sampled a variety of food (and drinks). We had one item at each of the first two stops, and at the third we had a large platter of food (more than we could finish!). The tour ended with dessert at a gelateria, which had about a dozen different versions of dulce de leche ice cream. Our guide, German, was excellent - very knowledgeable and had lots of interesting information about the food and drinks we tried and about the culture of Argentina and Buenos Aires in general.