Food Tours in Peru

Treat your taste buds to a tour of Lima's vibrant downtown on a 3.5-hour evening walking tour. Immerse yourself in the convivial atmosphere of cozy bars and enticing street food stalls as you explore bohemian neighborhoods on foot alongside your knowledgeable guide. Sample succulent grilled meats, sweet corn desserts and zesty alcoholic beverages and learn about the history of the city's exuberant nightlife. A personalized experience is guaranteed on this small-group tour, where numbers are limited to 12 people.

A hands-on activity fit for the whole family, this chocolate making workshop in Lima teaches you to make your own chocolate from bean to bar. Learn how to roast cocoa beans, remove the husk, grind the nibs, and finally refine the cocoa paste - and of course, taste plenty of chocolate along the way. This tour is located right on Lima's main square, making it an easy addition to an afternoon in the city.

Lima's cafes and restaurants offer fresh ingredients and interesting flavors, with recipes handed down the generations - but overcoming the language barrier to find the best places isn't easy. On this walking tour, explore the Barranco district with your guide and hit the foodie spots the locals love. Choose a morning or afternoon tour with seven tastings across five stops - including a restaurant ranked in Latin America's top 50 - and discover a world of delicious food in Lima.

Taste your way through Cusco on a culinary tour of the city's street food and markets. Travel by public transport along with a guide to the San Jeronimo market, a chicheria (seller of fermented corn drink), and a traditional restaurant, learning about the food and Peruvian culture as you go. Additional stops include a textile organization and medicinal plant center.