Today we met Frank at his lovely home in Palermo from where, after learning to make carmelized pecans and chimichurri, we launched into a street art/food shopping tour of Palermo Viejo. Frank was wonderful at explaining the history of the neighbourhood, the street art with its meaning and importance and many little quirks of Buenos Aires that make it such a facinating city. After the tour which included wine tasting at a beautfiul wine shop and restaurant, we returned to Frank's home to eat what the grillmaster had prepared. Lunch was fabulous - all Argentine classics explained by Frank and devoured by us,.
Frank has very thoughtfully put this tour together. He does many small things which make the tour special e.g. taking pictures during the walking part of the tour and slightly modifying some of the offering to suit non-Argentine tastes. If you have time in the city, you should really join Frank for lunch!

We had a great day out with Delfina. She helped us with pronunciation of all the foods we enjoyed, tricky since we speak no Spanish at all. And we thought the selection of restaurants was a good overview of choices in Palermo - in fact, the overview of places along the way was informative. We found a little more information about other items on the menu would have been helpful during our stay in Buenos Aires and found the picture taking at all the venues a little distracting. All and all a very good food tour and Delfina was delightful.

I had a great day visiting local food establishments and tasting their food. It was a wide variety of foods and drinks, finishing off with the best ice cream every. HIghly recommend this tour for getting an understanding of the different types of food and the Palermo area of Buenos Aires. Vita was an excellent tour guide highly recommend her and this tour.