Didn't expect a food tour to end at one of the best bars in the world but here we are. Tres Monos was the last stop and it completely changed how I think about closing out a night in this city. Everything before it was great too (the parrilla stop especially), but that ending is what I'd tell people about first.
Palermo Soho Food Walking Tour












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Bodegón Núñez en Palermo
Chori
Lo de Jesús
Heladería Kuono
Tres Monos
Tres Monos, Guatemala, Comuna 14 Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina, AR, C1425
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Incredible experience, it truly exceeded expectations. We went with friends and had a great time. The best part is that it's not just about going to eat delicious food (which, in fact, everything we tried was spectacular and the portions were really good), but everything they tell you about the neighborhood, the history of the places, and details I didn't know. The guide was a ten, super willing and with the best vibe. Highly recommended for a different plan.
Three things stood out: the food was genuinely good (not tour-food good, actually good), the history behind each stop gave context I wouldn't have gotten eating at these places on my own, and the pace never felt rushed despite covering five stops in under almost hours. Palermo Soho is walkable and beautiful at that hour too, which didn't hurt.
Went in not knowing anyone and left with people I'm still texting. Small group (there were maybe 10 of us), everyone eating and drinking together as we walked Palermo Soho — genuinely felt like a night out with friends rather than a "tour." The last stop turned into a bit of a party, we ended up staying way past when it officially ended.
Booked this solo not knowing what to expect and it turned out to be the highlight of my trip. Small group, so it never felt like a tourist herd — more like going out with friends who happen to know all the best spots. By the third stop we were all talking like we'd known each other for years. Genuinely didn't want the night to end.

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