BOGOTÁ
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The 10 most popular food in Bogotá. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Taste seven Colombian regions in La Candelaria with free tastings, real local stories, and a 4-5 hour walking route for $39.45.
“Guide was very friendly and gave us a lot information and food was great and was a lot of food. Definitely I would recommend this tour to friends.”
A small-group Bogotá food tour with 12+ tastings, tejo, and a coffee workshop in La Perseverancia and La Candelaria.
“Excellent tour. Our tour guide Jenny was very knowledgeable, friendly, and fun to deal with. Excellent value. Highly recommend.”
Bogota’s best bites plus tejo. 12+ tastings, coffee workshop, Old Town stroll, and small-group fun in 4 hours for $56.
“the tour was wonderful, the guide was great! the food was amazing!”
Small-group Bogotá highlights with Monserrate views, Candelaria food tastings, plazas, Botero Museum, and churches, plus great local guides.
“Fascinating. Take it. Jacqueline is a great guide. She knows a lot. She is very good at explaining and even takes great pictures. She accommodated to our likes and went beyond what she had to. I don't know if you can request a tour guide but if you can, request Jacqueline. The only thing I…”
3-hour Paloquemao Market tour in Bogotá with guided exotic fruit tastings, cheese bread, snacks, coffee, water, souvenir.
“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 and tastings like chocolate Santafereño, coffee, arepa, almojábana, obleas.
“We had the BEST time with Nataly, our super knowledgeable, warm and inviting tour guide. We felt so connected with her instantly and we totally loved our time together. She took us to so many great spots and we learned all about Colombia and it's fantastic cuisine. We hated when our time came to an…”
Taste Bogotá street food in La Candelaria with a small-group walk, chicha, market produce, and La Oblea at Plaza de Bolívar.
“Sebastian was an amazing guide with great history, culture and local foods knowledge. Sharing personal experience with traditions.”
Bogota’s 4-hour food tour packs market fruits, La Candelaria dining, bakery treats, and coca-leaf cultural context into one small-group walk.
“Our wonderful guide Emilio provided us with the perfect introduction to Bogota's marvelous culinary delights. He showed us many parts of the city where we tried many types of food - sweet and savory - which we will never forget. He also gave us a great overview of the city geographically and historically and gave…”
A 150-minute Candelaria food walk with empanadas, obleas, hot chocolate with cheese, ajiaco, coffee and aguardiente from $13.
“Schön wäre es wenn es mal stattfinden würde!!”
Bogotá VIP food tour with market fruit tastings, arepas, cacao, lunch, coffee, and craft beer, plus neighborhoods like Usaquén and Chapinero.
“This tour is a must do in my opinion, when visiting a new destination, nothing lets you understand the culture of the city more than food. Alejandro and Luis are two brothers that will take you on this journey. They picked us up from our hotel. We’re very warm and personable and very knowledgeable about…”
