PERU
The trips worth crossing Peru for.
The 15 most popular food & drink tours in Peru. The ones travellers rate highest, with prices, how long they take and who runs them.
4-hour Lima food tour in Barranco with ceviche, lomo saltado, pisco sours, and fair-trade chocolate, plus lots of tastings.
Most Popular“Valeria was knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about her country. Every stop came with context—why the food matters, where it comes from, and how it fits into Peru’s broader history. It never felt scripted or rushed, just authentic and well thought out.”
A 4-hour Lima street food tour through plazas, Mercado Central, and Barrio Chino’s chifa, with tastings and drinks along the way.
“The food and history were very interesting. We visited different areas of the Historic District. I think this was a good introduction to this part of the city.”
Taste Sacred Valley street food, drink chicha, and share a Huilloc family lunch on a 10-hour small-group day tour from Urubamba.
“We did a food-tasting tour with Liat in the Sacred Valley — it was absolutely amazing! Every stop was full of flavors, local stories, and great energy. Liat is super knowledgeable, friendly, and made the experience unforgettable.”
Lima street food tour beyond Netflix: Mercado Central, Chinatown, Barrios Altos, plus optional pisco sour. 3.5 hours, $50.
“Bruce is a brilliant tour guide! Go in with an open mind and an empty stomach and you'll have an amazing time!”
Private 3-hour Lima street food tour with 10 tastings, local stops, and City-history sights—plus vegetarian options and tailored recommendations.
A small-group 3.5-hour Arequipa walk through key plazas, markets, and Jesuit sites, ending with pisco and local sweet tastings.
“Jose did a great tour! The market is incredible and so is the best cheese ice cream. We had stops along the way and got to sample goodies throughout town. Great job Jose and thanks for all your knowledge!”
Lima’s Surquillo Market meets SkyKitchen cooking class: 35+ fruit tasting, Andean ingredients, and a hands-on 4-course lunch.
“Well, I didn’t have the option for 10 stars, but that’s how I would rate our experience with Christian. What a high quality, up scale, informative, and fun time. The market tour and fruit tasting was exceptional, don’t skip that part. Then the cooking and eating adventure was just fun and delicious. I would recommend…”
Small-group Ica pisco and wine route with Tacama hacienda visit, pisco distillation lessons, vineyard walk, two tastings, and lunch time.
“it was a quite good experience. friendly guiding and much interesting information about production and processes.”
A private Cusco food walk with 10 tasty stops, local bites, and major landmarks, paced for you in about 3 hours.
“Angelo was our guide. He arrived on time. Angelo showed us the best places to eat in Cusco. Great personality and lots of great stories about local food. Highly recommend.”
4-hour Miraflores food walk with specialty coffee, chicharrones, market fruit, ceviche, pisco, and churros. Small group, local spots.
“Very informative and a good variety of food. Trip to the market was great and had a little free time on our own to roam around and see things.”
A small-group 3-hour Barranco food walk in Lima with 4-5 iconic stops, 6-8 dishes, and a smart mix of Criollo, Nikkei, and Chifa.
“Alejandro was a great guide. He knows a lot of Peruvian history. The food choices were very good. The only down side was too much food, but it was a good evening. Perhaps try smaller portions,”
Taste Lima street food, Chinatown snacks, and Peruvian classics on a guided route with pisco and chicha morada.
“I had a great tour. Michael was my tour guide. It was a combination of history food tour. I am a foodie, and I love, beautiful art, and history, and it was a combination of everything and all of the food places we went to were absolutely scrumptious.”
4-hour Lima food tour with coffee at Terrua, Metropolitano ride, Mercado Central bites, Chinatown snacks, chicha morada, and pisco sour.
“Excellent tour! I happened to be the only one who booked the tour and Miguel made kr extremely interesting”
Barranco art-and-food walking tour in Lima with museum time, hotel pickup, and included tastings in 3–4 hours for about $87.
“What a fantastic food and art tour! Daniel was very knowledgeable about the food, the area, and the art scene. We had fantastic food, mist of it was food we had never eaten before! Daniel is very personable and easy to talk to. We saw a lot of art, both in a gallery and street…”
See Lima’s coastal cliffs, colonial Plaza Mayor, and the eerie monastery catacombs, then learn and taste Pisco Sour on a guided tour.
“The tour was fine. I was disappointed that we didn't get out to take a pic of the archeology pyramid. We only viewed it from the car, and I was on the wrong side for a pic.”
From the Inca heartland to the coast and the cloud forest, and every way to reach it.
