BEST OF · MARKET FOOD TOURS IN SPAIN
The 12 best market food tours in Spain you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how hungry to turn up. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Taste San Sebastián’s best pintxos, wines, market bites, and Basque traditions on a friendly small-group tour capped at nine people.
“Really wonderful. Gabi was a great guide & our group got along well. Made for a perfect first night!”
Taste Barcelona through Santa Caterina Market, Born, and Barceloneta with paella, cava, vermouth, and a small local group.
“Vera is a wonderful tour guide, a wealth of knowledge. Great experience walking around tasting great food and learning about Barcelona.”
Taste Madrid through 15+ local bites, market specialties, vermouth, churros, and tapas on a three-hour walking food tour.
“Great selection and organisation, super foods and drinks in a lot of brilliant places! Flo gave us a great tour with lots of interesting information on each of the venues and their specialties!”
Taste San Sebastián’s best pintxos, wines, cider, and local foods on a lively three-hour market and Old Town walking tour.
“Jon planned a wonderful tour supporting local basque producers, chefs and businesses. His energy is bottomless and his passion is contagious. He imparts information about each plate and each establishment with both deep knowledge and humor. What a wonderful night! Earra!”
Barcelona food tour through La Boqueria and the Gothic Quarter, with Catalan tastings, Roman ruins, local guides, and dessert.
“Great value with a wonderful variety of foods to sample. Francisco was a great guide and explained the history along the way too. Lots of fun!”
A practical review of Barcelona’s 2.5-hour street food tour, with La Boqueria, Catalan tapas, local guides, value, and dietary advice.
“Our tour guide, Francisco, was really knowledgeable and fun. We tried lot of tapas, (cheese, iberico ham, olives, chorizos, paella just to name a few.) We were very happy with the tour, only thing was the meeting point just make sure to look for "Mosaico de Joan Miro" next to Liceu train station, not just "Mosaico di Miro".”
Taste Barcelona through Santa Caterina Market, El Born, Barceloneta, tapas, vermouth, paella, and seven family-run food stops.
“Loved Dom, the other members of our small group, and all the delicious food stops! Highly recommend.”
Explore Barcelona’s markets, Gothic Quarter, and Born with tastings of olives, Catalan foods, premium cheeses, meats, and wine.
“V was an excellent guide; she provided an extensive amount of historical information mixed with recommendations for restaurants and shopping. It was a wonderful time spent.”
Shop La Boqueria with a local chef, cook four Spanish courses, and share paella, wine, and market wisdom in Barcelona.
“Our chef was excellent, and the food was delicious! We had a fun group, everyone participated and loved the wine!”
Explore Barcelona’s local market with Catalan ham, cheeses, vermouth, wine, and 10 to 12 tastings in a small group.
“Good. Being that I don't eat fish the tastings for me were limited.”
Taste Málaga through wine, market foods, anchovies, Iberian ham, cheese, and paella on a lively three-hour food tour.
“Our guide, Paola, was so sweet and informative. We enjoyed all of our stops, tasting many different things. The lunch was excellent!”
Explore Barcelona’s Boqueria Market and Gothic Quarter with local food tastings, Catalan stories, and a practical 2.5-hour walking tour.
“We spent a wonderful few hours with our guide Vincenzo. He was very knowledgeable and very attentive.”
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