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The 15 most popular peruvian food 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“This was one of my favorite experiences in Lima. Our tour guides, Valeria and David, were outstanding—friendly, knowledgeable, and engaging. Watching the preparation process up close and tasting the diverse flavors of Peruvian cuisine made for an unforgettable day.”
A 4-hour Lima street food tour through plazas, Mercado Central, and Barrio Chino’s chifa, with tastings and drinks along the way.
“We spent such a wonderful evening together with another participant and our guide, Marcos. It was a fantastic blend of culinary delights and Peruvian history and background. We received individual attention and felt very comfortable. We would definitely do the tour again. Thank you so much, Marcos.”
A 4.5-hour Lima walking tour mixing 12 local snacks with major landmarks, including San Francisco catacombs and a free-plaza finale.
“What an amazing trip orchestrated by our host, Yoced! He did such an incredible job highlighting all the best snacks, and I MEAN THE BEST SNACKS!!! Just when you didn’t think the next snack could top the last…IT DID!!! He gave such interesting history on the food, culture, and way of life, it was insane…”
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!”
Four hours of coffee, chicharrones, fruit and ceviche in Miraflores. Local guide, pisco, history, and dessert for $50.
“Lisa is a great guide and got lots of good stories to tell. We really enjoyed the four hours. Food was great and we definitely discovered some new tastes”
Lima’s food tour for true food lovers. Small group tastes Amazonian fried rice, slow-cooked pork, and market eats in Barranco.
“The Lima For Foodies tour was a great kick-off to our Peruvian adventure. We had the amazing pleasure of hanging out with Arturo who was not only personable but funny and EXTREMELY knowledgeable about Peru's history. His passion for the story behind the cultural scene made the tasting experience even more meaningful. We tried a…”
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.
“Value for money was good, but title of tour was misleading. It was a long walking tour mostly focused on architecture history of city of Arequipa, including review of various natural disasters. Tour guide was nice, but it would have been appreciated if he could have adapted the tour a bit, ie shorten the tour…”
Lima’s Surquillo Market meets SkyKitchen cooking class: 35+ fruit tasting, Andean ingredients, and a hands-on 4-course lunch.
“This was an exceptional tour from the local markets to the kitchen's rooftop terrace overlooking the city. We were especially grateful that the chefs created a vegan version of their cooking class! Thank you for being a highlight of our trip!”
A private Cusco food walk with 10 tasty stops, local bites, and major landmarks, paced for you in about 3 hours.
“My tour guys was nice. Called me one day in advance to inquire about diet restrictions. However I would say the food tour is NOT worth the money. It costs almost as much as the sacred valley tour (which includes lunch) and you literally only go to like 3 places. I don’t believe we even…”
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.
“I was really looking forward to this tour but unfortunately it was cancelled by the tour company on the day of the tour. I am still waiting for my refund.”
Taste Lima street food, Chinatown snacks, and Peruvian classics on a guided route with pisco and chicha morada.
“Yozi was a great Guide. I was the only one that booked it for that so it was a private tour which was awesome. The variety and quantity of the food was amazing and everything was super tasty. I was picked up at a station in Miraflores and we rode the public transport together to…”
Barranco art-and-food walking tour in Lima with museum time, hotel pickup, and included tastings in 3–4 hours for about $87.
“Different side of Lima than typical tourist route. I was able to see the work of very talented artists and sample Peruvian food with an engaging and knowledgeable guide.”
Ride Lima by bike through Miraflores and Barranco, taste coffee, chicha morada, empanadas, and ceviche on a 4-hour tour.
“Felix was great! Great views and good eat. Bikes were nice”
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