Peru · PISCO & PERUVIAN FOOD IN LIMA
Every one of these 12 pisco & peruvian food in Lima is bookable today. What separates them is the price, the start time and how much of the day disappears into a minibus — all three are below.
Learn to make ceviche and Pisco Sours in a hands-on Lima cooking class with a chef, fresh ingredients, and a shared meal.
“The class is one of my highlights in my visit to Lima. My instructors are very knowledgeable about Peruvian cuisine. They have great attitude and are patient. I highly recommend taking this class.”
Explore Lima’s Larco Museum, sip a pisco sour at a traditional tavern, and watch the Magic Water Circuit on a four-hour evening tour.
“The guide was very knowledgable at the museum. The light show was very disappointing. I booked the tour for the interest in the light show. You could do the light show on your own for only 2 soles. If you are looking for an English guide, be aware that they are usually small groups or by yourself. I was by myself on this tour - could be why I didn't enjoy it.”
Make ceviche, tuna tartare, and Pisco Sours in Miraflores while tasting 10 infused piscos and learning Peru’s food traditions from local hosts.
“I had an amazing time! The food and pisco were both incredible, and it was a wonderful way to learn more about Lima and the country of Peru. The fish was fresh and there were lots of flavors of Pisco (all were delicious) - I highly recommend the chincha morada and passionfruit, and you can buy bottles from the instructor (who makes the pisco). It’s a must-do if you’re in Lima!”
Review of the Nazca Lines flight from Pisco and Huacachina dune tour from Lima, with honest advice on cost, comfort, timing, and value.
“Awesome!! The guide & the driver were great and the trip was very well planned . Sand Boarding and ATV was worth experience”
Taste ceviche, tropical fruit, churros, chicha morada, and pisco while exploring Lima, Chinatown, markets, and the historic center.
“the tour was interesting and Michael spike very well. the route we took introduced us to the inner city and was informative. the food was great- sone delicious, some not so. ot was fabulous tasting street food- something we hadn't done as we weren't confident as who to buy from. Exploring the markets and tasting different fruits was fabulous. thanks Michael”
Explore Peru through a dark ride, Pisco Sour class, hands-on cooking, dancing, and a 12-course tasting in Lima’s Miraflores district.
“If you visit Peru and want to find out more about their culture this is one of the places to go and do it. Tells you a lot about their history and culture”
Review of Lima’s 14-hour Nazca Lines, Huacachina, and pisco tour, with airport tips, costs, timing, comfort advice, and honest value notes.
“It was a very long day from Lima filled with superfluous extra activities. We wanted to see the Nasca lines but had to endure a buggy ride that was cut short because the driver was annoyed that two other people did not arrive. This was followed by a frivolous Pisco tasting more suited for bachelor parties. For the main highlight of the trip, we flew for an hour and al half to spend a maximum of twenty minutes enduring stomach churning turns over the Nasca lines with some bored co pilot rattling off the sights. Overall it was a complete rip off and we would have done better buying a…”
Explore Lima from coast to catacombs with a Pisco Sour tasting, colonial sights, hotel pickup, and a bilingual guide for $50.
“Excelente Tour. Especialmente el guia fue muy amable y profesional. Gracias !”
Explore Lima by night with the Magic Water Circuit, historic squares, Pisco tastings, street food, and hotel pickup in a small group.
“this event was a missed opportunity for a Pisco tasting ie different types of Pisco. not much of a "fun" night as traffic was terrible. on the other hand, the water fountain park with it's light & sound show was really nice.”
Explore Lima’s Historic Center in two hours, from Plaza Mayor to San Martín, with an English or Spanish guide and Pisco Sour tasting.
“Very nice walking tour! Cristian was very informative and pleasant, he answered all our questions and gave us many tips.”
Explore Surquillo Market, taste Peruvian fruit, cook ceviche and causa, and mix a pisco sour in this friendly Lima food tour.
“We loved the walk in the market before the cooking class. The restaurant venue for the class was perfect. We enjoyed the drink and two items were prepared. It was fun and delicious. Our best tour of the trip.”
Taste Lima’s markets, seafood, causa, churros, picarones, and pisco sour on a private six-hour food tour with hotel pickup.
“Fantastic tour! Having a private vehicle to go everywhere including hotel pickup and drop off. Our guide Gorki was very knowledgeable of the history of Lima and Peru. The food locations were excellent. Would highly recommend to anyone.”
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