1 day · Buenos Aires · Argentina
Cook, taste, and toast your way through Argentina's finest flavors — interactive cooking classes, wine experiences, and immersive dinners in Buenos Aires.
The Argentine Experience is an interactive and exclusive gastronomic experience that invites visitors to discover the best of Argentine cuisine and culture in a fun, educational, and memorable way. Operating since 2011 and a Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards winner (2024), it was specially created for international tourists, private groups, and corporate events, and an ideal option to complement any itinerary in Buenos Aires. Located in Palermo, the restaurant offers four distinct experiences, each tailored to a different moment of the day and a different kind of traveler:
Premium Cooking Class — The full hands-on experience, running approximately 3 hours from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. You’ll cook with your own hands using the finest local ingredients, guided step by step by an expert chef: prepare empanadas and chipa from scratch, then sit down to a main course of beef with Malbec sauce, Andean potatoes and fresh salad, finishing with flan and dulce de leche, all paired with specially selected local wines. Ideal for those who want the complete cooking-and-dining journey.
Short Cooking Class — A fast, fun and flavor-packed 90-minute format for food lovers short on time, with three daily start times (11:00 AM, 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM). Empanadas and chipa from scratch, a yerba mate workshop, and an alfajor class with dulce de leche. Perfect as a lighter introduction when time is limited.
Wine Cocktail Experience — A 1-hour interactive session from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, focused on Argentine wine through creative cocktail making. With a host, you make two wine-based cocktails, and taste what the base wines do on their own. A relaxed, social experience that pairs well before a dinner plan.
Dinner Experience — The flagship evening event: an incredible 14-step interactive dinner running from 8:00 PM to 10:30 PM, where you’ll taste Argentina’s finest flavors and help prepare some of the dishes yourself. The journey moves from a Patagonian trout tartar welcome through a hands-on empanada and chimichurri session, savory courses, an Argentine sausage tasting, a beef tasting featuring the slow-cooked «Thor’s Hammer» stew, a dessert tasting and a closing mate and alfajor class, with each step paired across five exceptional wines.
- Length
- 1 day
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Guide
- Spanish / English
- Departs
- every day
Itinerary
How the day runs
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Step 1
Premium Cooking Class
- Welcome – Local cheeses, fruits and nuts.
- Classes – Prepare empanadas and chipa from scratch.
- Beverages – Welcome cocktail, white wine, red wine, soft drinks, coffee or tea served throughout.
- Main Course – Beef with Malbec sauce, Andean potatoes and fresh salad.
- Dessert – Flan with dulce de leche.
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Step 2
Short Cooking Class
- Welcome – Local cheeses, fruits and nuts.
- Classes – Prepare empanadas and chipa from scratch.
- Beverages – Welcome cocktail, white wine, red wine, soft drinks, coffee or tea.
- Mate Class – Yerba mate workshop and alfajor-making class with dulce de leche.
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Step 3
Wine Cocktail Experience
- Welcome & Introduction – meet your host, and an introduction to the Argentine wines you are about to taste.
- First Cocktail – Learn to prepare your first wine-based cocktail hands-on, exploring how the wine’s profile shapes the drink.
- Second Cocktail – Mix a second, different wine-based cocktail while discovering unique wine pairings and the versatility of Argentine wine.
- Tasting & Wrap-Up – Enjoy your creations in a relaxed, social setting and close with a fun introduction to Argentine wine culture.
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Step 4
Dinner Experience
- Welcome – Patagonian trout tartar & Pét-Nat sparkling wine.
- Hands-On Time – Learn how to make empanadas and prepare your own chimichurri.
- Memory on a Plate – Savory chard fritters and farinata chickpea flatbread.
- A Taste of Home – Chorizo sausage, black sausage roll and pork flank.
- Beef Tasting – Tenderloin with mushroom butter, slow-cooked “Thor’s Hammer” stew, and a grilled feast of seasonal vegetables.
- Dessert Tasting – Dulce de leche pancake, chocotorta and dulce de leche flan.
- Mate Class – Yerba mate workshop and alfajor-making class with dulce de leche.
What's included
Not included
- — Personal travel insurance
- — Gratuities
Meeting point
Buenos Aires
Frequently asked
How much does it cost?
US$60 per person. The price on the card is the whole price.
How long does it take?
1 day.
What's not included?
Personal travel insurance, Gratuities.
What language is the guide?
Guided in Spanish or English.
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