Colombia · FOOD TOURS IN BOGOTá
Prices, running times and who each one suits — the 7 food tours in Bogotá below are laid out so the decision takes minutes rather than an evening. Start at the top.
Taste 12 Colombian specialties, explore Bogotá on foot, learn coffee craft, and play explosive tejo in a small four-hour food tour.
“plenty of local food tasting, I struggled to eat more. the guide was friendly and knowledgeable. would definitely recommend.”
Explore Bogotá’s Paloquemao Market with a private guide, tasting exotic fruits, Colombian breakfast foods, coffee, flowers, and local snacks.
“The market is an experience, itself. But it’s great to have a knowledgeable tour guide there to help you try new fruits. My family couldn’t have been happier”
Taste Bogotá through La Candelaria’s coffee, chocolate, arepas, fruits, and sweets on a private three-hour food tour with hotel transfers.
“Cindy was accommodating and really knew her varieties of fruits, different foods and history of the old district. Because of the Holy Week, she had to change venues and did an excellent job on the fly.”
Taste Bogotá’s pandebono, empanadas, tropical fruit, coffee, and oblea on a small-group walking tour for $20.
“One of the best food tours I've been on! Camilo was amazing and I felt like a local! Everything we had was delicious, authentic, and a great experience. He made sure to provide history and background on each dish and restaurant. I learned so much and was able to go back to some of the places on my own because it was so good!”
Explore Bogotá through markets, bakeries, fruits, chocolate, cheese, regional dishes, and indigenous traditions on this four-hour private food tour.
“We kind of wandered around the market that we could have done on our own. I've been on other similar tours and they were fantastic. This one was so-so. The guide was friendly, though somewhat quiet and reserved. He did speak english, which was important. We tasted some fruits and juices in the market. We then went to a coffee shop/bakery where we had coffee, hot chocolate and some food products. Following that, we went to Candelario and had some great Chicha from fresh corn. Thanks for finding this gem. The rest of the candelario tour was ok. This wasn't a bad tour, but it definitely could have been better.”
Explore Bogotá’s street food, from empanadas and ajiaco to hot chocolate with cheese, on a practical 150-minute walking tour.
“Great tour. Leo was informative and a fun tourguide. Recommend this activity if you are in Bogota and enjoy learning about local cuisine and coffee!”
Taste arepas, almojábana, obleas, chocolate with cheese, and coffee while exploring La Candelaria with a private local guide.
“Leuke tour langs eettentjes met Colombiaans eten. We hadden een prima gids die goed Engels sprak.”
Pick a coast, a barrio or a coffee slope.
