Eat Like a Local Dive into the Neo Porteño Food Trend

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About this activity

Discover the vibrant Neo Porteño culture in Buenos Aires, where age-old traditions blend seamlessly with modern trends in food, design, and lifestyle. This tour is perfect for both locals and first-time visitors, providing a chance to explore hidden gems and innovative eateries that showcase the city’s dynamic spirit. Uncover creative spaces that reflect Buenos Aires' evolving identity and experience the lively energy of this cultural movement.

Dive into the unique Neo Porteño culture shaping Buenos Aires
Visit hidden gems and innovative eateries for a taste of local flavors
Explore creative spaces that highlight the city’s dynamic spirit
Ideal for locals and newcomers wanting to experience the latest trends

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At a glance

Duration: 4 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Up to 4 people
People per booking: 1–4
Operated by: Neo Porteño Food Tour

Ages: Adults (18–70 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Private transportation
Included: Tour guide
Included: Meals

Itinerary

Edificio Kavanagh

30 min Admission included

We'll start with a cup of coffee in one of the most iconic Art Nouveau buildings in the city — a place where the elegance of the past meets the sophistication of the present. Here, we'll soak in the atmosphere of old Buenos Aires, where grand facades and majestic interiors still whisper stories of the city's golden age.
Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento

Passing by

The city breathes through Cora’s story, each corner echoing her journey
Harrods

40 min Admission included

We'll start by visiting the legendary Harrods galleries — once the Buenos Aires branch of the iconic London retailer that symbolized the luxury and glamour of the city's golden age. Closed since 1998, the building still holds the grandeur of a bygone era.

From there, we’ll step into the present and dive into Argentina’s beloved mate culture. You'll learn how to brew this iconic drink the traditional way, discover its deep social meaning in everyday Argentine life, and taste a variety of blends. More than just a beverage, mate is a ritual of hospitality, connection, and shared moments.
Galerias Pacifico

Passing by

Let’s take a moment to admire the murals painted in 1945 by Antonio Berni, one of Argentina’s most iconic artists. Housed in this historic shopping gallery, the artworks capture a unique blend of social commentary and artistic brilliance.
Calle Florida

50 min Admission included

Next, we’ll see Buenos Aires through the eyes of a modern local. We’ll stroll through the city’s business district, uncovering its hidden stories, and stop at a legendary diner — a timeless favorite where generations of office workers have come to enjoy familiar flavors and a quick escape from the daily grind.
San Telmo

30 min

We’ll stop at a cozy wine shop that brings together the best of Argentina’s winemaking traditions. Here, we’ll explore a variety of local wines — from iconic Malbecs to rare native varietals — and enjoy a special vermouth tasting featuring small-batch producers. You’ll discover how Argentina is reimagining this classic drink with unique blends infused with local herbs and spices, and learn how to pair it perfectly with traditional snacks.
Mercado San Telmo

30 min Admission included

We’ll dive into the vibrant atmosphere of the San Telmo Market and savor one of its iconic local bites. Authentic flavors, rich history in every taste, and the true spirit of Buenos Aires all come together in this unforgettable stop.
Calle Defensa

30 min Admission included

We’ll end our journey on a sweet note by tasting one of the most authentic and traditional desserts of Buenos Aires. This cherished flavor has been passed down through generations and remains a true symbol of local culture. It’s more than just dessert — it’s a bite of history that reflects the unique spirit of Argentine cuisine and its rich, time-honored traditions.