Tour cancelled 19 minutes prior to start time after we had Ubered from across Lima to meeting point. Don’t know how we can be expected to rate it beyond one star and ridiculous you are asking us to rate it at all. Very disappointing and a huge inconvenience and waste of our limited time during first time visit to Lima.

Lima is one of the most delicious cities in the world. The food is amazing and very reasonably priced (for Amerians). It's easy to find excellent restaurants for gourmet-ish cuisine, but it's also nice to discover and try-out local, everyday Peruvian fare. That's what this tour is about. Our guide, Alejandro (actually from Cuba--but, 9 years in Peru) was knowledgeable, entertaining and an overall good guy. He took us to 4 restaurants in Barranco and we had a nice tour of the main eating/entertaining area in the district. The restaurants varied wildly from famous/upscale-ish to corner-bakery. Similarly, the food varied from a delicious seafood/rice dish to a dessert in a plastic cup. All were accompanied by Alejandro's description of the history/importance of the dish and other details about Barranco. It was nice having a walk between stops to (partially) digest. We enjoyed the tour very much.

Outstanding walking tour. Great guide. He guided us around the neighborhood with lots of commentary on the area, culture, restaurant recommendations, etc. Great views of the Pacific from areas we'd never find on our own. Most highly recommended if you've already seen downtown Lima

Unfortunately, they cancelled the day of so I cannot rate this tour..but cancelling the day of seems to say it all :(

Barranco is full of art galleries and restaurants with authentic Peruvian food, so we thought a tour of this place would be best. We were not wrong in choosing this tour in Barranco because it was honestly great. We ended up so happy and full that we could easily roll back to our hotel. This tour is a 10/10.

I had tried Peruvian food before and loved it. This food tastes too good to live without it. On my first day in Peru I decided to take this culinary tour to learn a little more about the history of Peruvian gastronomy. In addition to trying delicious dishes, I learned a lot about the Asian fusion that exists in this country, specifically Chinese and Japanese, which has resulted in foods like ceviche and chaufa.

Taking a gastronomic tour in Lima was one of our priorities and after reading some blogs we realized that Barranco was the right place to try authentic Peruvian food. The tour started near the central park of Barranco and as we headed to the first restaurant we were able to see beautiful murals made by local artists like Jade Rivera. The food at each restaurant was delicious but the Causa at the Javier restaurant definitely stole my heart.

The guide did not show up for the tour. Called & messaged the WhatsApp number and never got a reply.

I read some of the negative reviews and thought they may be the few not the many but the bad reviews are accurate. Don’t bother with this company - a complete no show and no communication,

This was a wonderful tour and Alejandro was charismatic and knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend. We had a great time. A lot of opportunities to take photos of gorgeous street art and learn about Barranco.

Although we booked the walking tour a day ahead and our booking was confirmed by the agency Email, the guide did not show up and no one bothered to update if the tour was cancelled. We called the number provided in the booking confirmation but no answer. Two other people who we’re waiting with us tried as well. No response… This has cost us a full morning out of the two days we had in Lima. This is a shame and not acceptable. If you value your time go elsewhere!

This food tour was a revelation! From the iconic Lomo Saltado to the rich historical insights, every moment was a delight. A must for foodies exploring Lima's vibrant culinary scene. Recommend it!

As two friends who've explored food tours around the world, the Barranco food walking tour exceeded all expectations. But the dish that truly left us speechless was the Lomo Saltado at Isolina Restaurant. The perfect blend of flavors and textures! This tour is a must for fellow foodies seeking an extraordinary culinary journey.

As a couple passionate about both food and history, this culinary tour was a dream come true. Each dish and drink had a story to tell, connecting us to Lima's rich past. From ceviche to pisco sour, every bite and sip was a journey through time.

We had an absolute blast on the Barranco food tour! The culinary journey was a treat for our taste buds, with causa and anticuchos stealing the show. But what stole our hearts was the stunning street art. From vibrant murals to hidden gems, Barranco's art scene is a masterpiece. Kudos to the guide for making this a day to remember!