easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with light walking and minimal physical strain.
Taste your way through San Juan on an exclusive food tour that includes savory local dishes, a cooking class, and tropical cocktails. Discover the island’s culinary culture with expert bilingual guides.
3 Hours • Ages 3+ • Up to 5 Stops
Embark on a culinary adventure with Flavors of San Juan Food & Culture Tours, the original food tour of Old San Juan. Experience the vibrant local cuisine, craft cocktails, and rich history as you visit 4-5 unique restaurants. Gain insider knowledge and confidence to navigate the city's food scene like a local.
3 Hours
Become a foodie insider with Flavors of San Juan Food & Culture Tours is Puerto Rico’s original food and cultural tour of Old San Juan. Let us show you our slice of paradise through food! We take you on a progressive walk and eat our way through the city.
We get you involved in the authentic food scene so you leave with the confidence and knowledge of a local that will serve you during the remainder of your stay in sunny Puerto Rico. Our bilingual tour guides have intimate friendships with the San Juan restaurants and you will always receive special treatment.
Skip the lines and dine with us for the “in” on “do not miss” restaurants and foodie scenes in and around the city. By the end, you’ll know the best places to dine in Old San Juan.
Popular tours fill quickly, especially on weekends, so reserve early to avoid disappointment.
This walking food tour covers cobblestone streets and urban terrain, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is recommended.
Puerto Rico’s climate can be warm and humid; bring a reusable water bottle to stay refreshed between tastings.
Let your guides know in advance if you have allergies or specific dietary needs to ensure a tailored experience.
Old San Juan’s cobblestone streets date back to the 16th century, reflecting centuries of Spanish colonial architecture and culture.
Local tours promote sustainable tourism by supporting small family-owned eateries and minimizing environmental footprints in historic districts.
Essential for navigating cobblestones and city streets comfortably.
Staying hydrated is important, especially during warmer months.
summer specific
Useful for sudden spring showers while exploring Old San Juan.
spring specific
Capture vibrant street scenes, colorful food, and memorable moments.