Peru · FOOD
7 reviewed
Here are the 7 best food experiences in Peru, with prices, running times and the altitude each one reaches, so you can settle this in five minutes and put your planning somewhere else.
A 4-hour walk in Lima’s Barranco with ceviche, lomo saltado, pisco sour, fair trade chocolate, and lots of tastings.
“Fantastic food tour and walk around Barranca. Our tour guide included history in our walk to the various restaurants. We learned a lot about Peruvian food and its history. The food was delicious. It was a fun 4 hours. You will be full after this tour. Highly recommend.”
A 4-hour Lima historic center street food tour with market stops, Chinatown chifa bites, and classic landmarks, guided in English.
“Absolutely fantastic! Valeria was amazing! Food was soooo good!”
Savor Sacred Valley street food, chicha in Ollantaytambo, and a festive Huilloc family lunch, plus dessert in Urubamba.
“Far beyond the food, Liat brings her heart and soul to the tour, a rare opportunity to truly experience the Peruvian people and not just another tourist attraction.”
Lima street food tour with Mercado Central, Chinatown, and Barrios Altos snacks, led by Bruce, plus optional pisco sour.
“Bruce is a brilliant tour guide! Go in with an open mind and an empty stomach and you'll have an amazing time!”
A 3-hour private Lima street-food tour with 10 tastings, a local guide, and city highlights from historic plazas to Mercado Central.
A private 3-hour Cusco food tour with locals, 10 tastings, market bites, and major sights like Qorikancha, Santa Clara, and La Merced.
“We had a great time with Angelo. He was very knowledgeable and took us to places we would not have known about.”
Miraflores walking food tour in Lima with coffee, chicharrones, market fruit, ceviche, pisco, and churros, from $50.
“Loved the food and coffee and cocktail - our tour guide made it so much fun! The ceviche and fruit were my favorites but all the food was tasty and walking helped me digest everything!”
