PERU STREET FOOD TOURS
The 5 best peru street food tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how many tastings you actually get. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Lima’s historic center through street food, markets, chifa flavors, colonial landmarks, chilcanos, anticuchos, and local sweets.
“YUM! This tour was informative and really tasty. Shainy (sorry if I spelt it wrong) was fantastic and gave us interesting information about the culture and the history of the foods. Went away very full.”
Taste Lima through 10 local food stops, from turrón and stuffed olives to ceviche, Andean snacks, coffee, and Peruvian churros.
Review of Lima Street Food, a four-hour tour with ceviche, markets, Chinatown snacks, chicha morada, churros, and pisco.
“Got to see more of the city on foot. My tour guide was Claudia who was very sweet and knowledgeable on her city. The food I sampled for varied and tasty and plenty of it. It was just myself on the tour so like a private tour which was good. Highly recommend.”
Taste Cusco street food at four local stops, from picarones to anticuchos, with night views and an English or Spanish guide.
“Alex brought us to typical street food in Cusco which we might have been wary to try. It was informative and enjoyable. Please Alex send photos to our whatsapp number linked to this tour. Thank you”
Taste Lima’s markets, ceviche, causa, churros, picarones, and pisco sour on a private six-hour food and history tour.
“Fantastic tour! Having a private vehicle to go everywhere including hotel pickup and drop off. Our guide Gorki was very knowledgeable of the history of Lima and Peru. The food locations were excellent. Would highly recommend to anyone.”
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