Cusco · FOOD & DRINK
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Out of 3 food & drink tours on this site, these 3 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that matter are below, so you can choose in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Sacred Valley food and culture tour with market tastings, Chicha in Ollantaytambo, and lunch with a Huilloc indigenous family.
“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.”
A private 3-hour Cusco food walk with 10 local tastings, market bites, and Inca-era sights at Qorikancha and more, plus vegetarian options.
“My husband and I had a great food tour with Angelo. I would recommend doing this tour at the beginning of your stay as it was a very good introduction to Cusco. He was a really nice, friendly guy, full of energy and very charismatic and his tour was definitely one of our highlights of Peru. We started in San Pedro Mercado, tasting different juices and chocolates. We then moved on to other cafes, where the locals go, and sampled various different foods that we would never have discovered on our own. He also told us a lot about the history and culture of Cusco. I asked a lot of…”
A 90-minute Cusco night walk with a live guide and tastings at four stalls, from emolientes to anticuchos and desserts.
“The tour was awesome! My friend and I were the only ones on this tour, so Pablo, our guide, was able to take us to additional food spots. He showed us how delicious Peruvian food is and informed us about some history, too! This is a great experience and there’s no need for a meal after this!”
