Colombia · FOOD TOURS IN BOGOTÁ
Good food tours in Bogotá fill up in high season and the best go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they actually differ.
Bogotá Food Experience in La Candelaria. Taste 7 regional Colombian snacks on a 4 to 5 hour walking tour from $39.45 with culture stories.
“Excellent way to sample foods you may not normally try and orient yourself with La Candeleria. Highly recommend.”
Small-group Viejo Bogotá Food Tour with 12+ tastings, tejo, and a coffee workshop, ending in La Candelaria near Botero and Bolívar.
“This tour was about local Columbian food and history as you walked through various neighborhoods. We got exposed to food and places we would never would have discovered on our own”
A 4-hour Bogota food tour with 12+ tastings, coffee workshop, and explosive tejo, finishing with coca tea and Old Town stories.
“Loved the tour, food was great, guide was super sweet!”
Bogotá city walk with Monserrate views, classic Colombian food stops, plazas and the Botero Museum. Small group, great value.
“Great experience learn alot of the culture of bogota. It’s a little tiring due to amount of walking but I enjoyed every minute of it”
Small-group Bogotá craft beer tour with Tapazo warm-up, Colombian beer history, and five tastings plus a bottle across local spots.
“The tour was informative and interesting. Luis was thorough and in depth about the origins of the various beers that I tried, and how they coincided with the culture and progression of Colombia. I recommend this tour because it’s not just drinking beer, but it’s inclusive of learning and being social.”
A private 6 to 7 hour Bogotá tour mixing Gold Museum, Candelaria streets, chocolate and coffee tastings, and Monserrate views, all tickets included.
“This is one of the best tours I’ve ever done, and it’s definitely worth every single dollar. Luis and his brother were amazing tour guides and they showcased us all the beautiful things that Bogota has to offer. Luis is extremely knowledgeable with the Colombian culture and history while still adding an awesome sense of humor to the tour. Trust me, you will not regret this experience.”
2-hour Colombian coffee tasting in Bogotá at Café Matuca: bilingual guide, acidity and aroma tests, coffee snacks, and your own cup.
“Nicolás is very passionate about coffee, he spare no effort explaining in great detail, coffee and food was amazing.”
Taste exotic fruits, Colombian snacks, and coffee at Paloquemao Market in Bogotá, with a guide to help you navigate and learn.
“We had an absolutely wonderful time, tried fruits we'd never seen, learned a lot from our excellent guide. Highly recommended!!”
Private 3-hour La Candelaria food tour in Bogotá with hotel pickup, coffee, chocolate Santafereño, arepa, almojábana, and obleas.
“Natly was a terrific tour guide. We loved all the unique foods we tried. Especially the chocolate santafereño. We also learned a lot during the tour. Definitely one to go on.”
A 90-minute guided coffee tasting in Bogotá’s La Candelaria, with four brewing styles, sensory training, cake, and at-home steps.
“The best coffee experience I have been to. Never thought I would learn a lot about coffee. Leandro is a professional but makes an effort to describe everything to non professional people like me. And the coffee is soooo good. Highly recommend it”
Bogotá Tejo and beer tour with private guide, hotel pickup, and four beers, all in 3 hours.
“So fun!! What a great way to get immersed in the culture and do something fun. Entire experience was great, guide Luis and our driver Peter showed up right on time, Luis did a great job explaining the history of Tejo and also more on Colombian history on the drive over. Game was great. Such a Fun relaxed time. High recommend if you like drinking beer, laughing and being a little competitive.”
Bogotá specialty coffee tasting with four brew methods, washed and honey processes, flavor mapping, and an empanada snack at Café González.
“Very friendly and accommodating host…I arrived late but thankfully did not matter…I enjoyed the tastings”
Bogotá La Candelaria street food tour with a small group, market produce, chicha and la oblea, guided 3-hour walk ending at Plaza de Bolívar.
“Not going. Guide failed to call OR text when we didn't show. We could have met her in 10 minutes. She said waited 50M for our private tour then she couldn't be contacted .”
A small-group food walk through Bogota, from La Perseverancia market fruit to hot chocolate with cheese in La Candelaria.
“Sandra was a wonderful tour guide. She ensured we tried all of the most typical dishes/snacks throughout our tour and was friendly and inviting. She was thorough and stayed with us beyond the scheduled time to make sure we were able to experience every bit of the tour (we had experience an unavoidable delay at one of our stops). We ate everything in sight! Thank you for the tour Sandra!”
Bogota street-food walk in Candelaria with tastings of empanadas, obleas, ajiaco, hot chocolate with cheese, coffee. 150 min, $13.
“Schön wäre es wenn es mal stattfinden würde!!”
Pick a hillside, a coastline or a coffee farm.
