Argentina · FOOD & DRINK
Empanadas by province, beef by cut, and a wine list that starts at the house Malbec. These 15 walk the markets, the parrillas and the bodegas, priced, timed and clear about exactly how hungry to turn up.
Visit three contrasting Maipú wineries and an olive oil factory from Mendoza, with bilingual guides, generous tastings, and hotel pickup for $34.
“Excellent throughout, really good guide, great value for money, also extremely informative. Can’t think of anyways it could have been improved.”
Review of Fogón Asado in Buenos Aires, a fireside nine-course Argentine meat tasting with live cooking and optional wine pairings.
“I would have given six stars. SUCH a great experience. We were a group of nine people having the 9-course-asado around lunch. Beautiful location in the heart of Palermo. Service can also explain everything in English. You can also order wine by the glas, chose between two options of wine pairing or just have the included non-alcoholic drinks. Every course looked like in a Michelin Star restaurant. Every courses was cooked really good and was very taste. The meat was SO awesome. Truly the best steaks I had in Argentina so far. They came with very tasty sides as well. It is a lot food but you really don‘t want…”
Review of Sherpa Food Tours’ Buenos Aires food walk, with eight dishes, wine, steak, Palermo sights, price, pacing, and practical tips.
“Lu is knowledgeable, energetic and delight. Good food and comfortable pace.”
Review of Salta’s 13-hour Cafayate tour, with Quebrada de las Conchas scenery, bilingual guides, winery visit, costs, and practical tips.
“Excellent tour, outstanding hosts! Edu and Iván showed us around one of the most gorgeous regions of the North-West of Argentina: Cafayate. All the way from Salta City, we got to discover several natural landscapes and their breathtaking beauty. Do not hesitate and book this tour! Fingers crossed, you’ll be as lucky as we were and come across these great tour guides.”
Review of Salta’s 12-hour Cafayate wine tour, with red-rock scenery, Quebrada de las Conchas stops, tasting tips, costs, and practical advice.
“Angie is the best guide one could ever ask for. She knows so many stories and she brought a backpack full of things to show us, she even played us music. This was the best tour I have ever been on. Together with Erik they made an amazing team. Highly recommend this tour, 10/10.”
Review of Bodega Gamboa near Buenos Aires, with vineyard tour, Argentine wine tasting, generous lunch, transport tips, and honest value advice.
“The wine experience was out of this world! Beautiful setting, incredible food and wine. The guide and driver were magnificent. However DO NOT book with GetYourGuide. It wouldn’t allow me to use Visa - only Mastercard. It transpires that Mastercard in Argentina uses the bank rate (approx 1000:1) whereas Visa uses the tourist rate (approx 350:1), therefore we ended up paying $150 USD per ticket instead of $50 USD Save your money and support this beautiful independent new winery and book directly.”
Taste steak, empanadas, mate, pizza, gelato, and more while walking through Palermo on this small-group Buenos Aires food tour.
“This tour is about sampling the different tastes of Buenos Aries while gaining an insight into the Palermo neighbourhood. We were treated to delicious foods from five locations while our guide, Martin Andres talked about the influences that have made this district what it is today. Martin was friendly and engaging and very informative.”
Explore Salta’s Lerma Valley and Quebrada de las Conchas, visit Cafayate, and taste Argentine wine on a budget-friendly day trip.
“Very beautiful and interesting landscape and vistas. Very pleasant trip. Cafayate is a beautiful little town with colonial style buildings in the city center. The central park was undergoing repairs. A wide variety of artesinal works are available for purchase.”
Review of San Telmo’s 3.5-hour food and history tour, with market stops, Argentine tastings, drinks, local guides, and practical tips.
“Fantastic tour with our guide Kate of the San Telmo neighborhood! My husband is vegan, and after late notice to our guide, Kate went out of her way to find vegan options at all locations. Highly recommend!”
Join Fede in Mendoza for a hands-on Argentine asado, homemade empanadas, local wine, mountain views, and Fernet with Coca Cola.
“This experience was awesome! Not only do you get to a delicious and filling meal with the mountains as your backdrop, you also get to learn how to make an asado! The company was great and I learned a lot about Argentinian food, drinks, and culture!”
Pedal through Mendoza vineyards, taste wine and olive oil, then enjoy an optional Argentine lunch on this lively half-day tour.
“Tour started with intro to the Winery and its history, with tastings offered on 3 wins - all beautiful. The wines were all perfectly balanced to reflect a time of day; a breakfast, a lunch and a dinner wine :) Unfortunately the bike was broken down on the day but we were offered an olive oil tasting in lieu, which was awesome! Beautifully accompanied by delicious bread. Then on to the lunch at another winery with a quick tour and tasting of a number of their reds. The lunch was a 4 course meal that we struggled to finish, but so so good. Overall, would recommend as a great way…”
Taste Buenos Aires classics, Argentine wine, pizza, empanadas, and ice cream on a small-group food walk through downtown.
“I really appreciated the great diversity of food ranging from beef empanadas to beef milanese to pizza. The food was delicious and the dulce de leche desert at the end topped it off. Adrian made great selections and took good care of me. I enjoyed hearing about the history of the food and the restaurants we went to.”
Taste empanadas, choripán, wine, alfajores, mate, and more while exploring San Telmo and Boca with a local guide.
“Fred was friendly, entertaining and very knowledgeable about the local foods and local culture. Highly recommend it.”
Taste Torrontés, Pinot Noir, and Malbec in Palermo while learning about Argentina’s wine regions, pairings, and winemaking traditions.
“Wonderful evening! Pamela very knowledgeable and passionate about wine. An informative and fun evening! Highly recommended.”
Sail the Río de la Plata from Buenos Aires with a private sommelier, Argentine wines, local tapas, and a sunset finish.
“Great trip out of the city. Explored tigre deltas and they explained history of the area. Saw 100’s of kite surfers which I thought was fun to watch. Nice selection of wines and cheese/meat cuts. Overall a very relaxing day on the water.”
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