Quito: Night Street Food and Local Drinks Tour

Quito: Night Street Food and Local Drinks Tour

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Tours Sightseeing Tours Meet the Locals Food & Drinks Theme Tours Family-friendly Off the beaten track Sunset Tours Medium-risk activities

Savor the best night time street food in Quito. Enjoy the culinary scene in one of the tastiest capitals of Latin America. Finish off the night with a visit to a speakeasy sipping unique local drinks.

Highlights

Catch the awe-inspiring sunset over the valleys of Quinto
Begin your tour with a typical Andean drink
Eat your way through two of favorite neighborhoods
Experience night time food scene from a local's perspective
Sip unique mixologies at a speakeasy bar

Description

Discover the diversity of Quito's street food scene and delight your palate at the favorite eateries in town. Begin your food adventure with sunset watching at a plaza and enjoy the panoramic views of the main valleys at your feet. Then it's time to dive into the food scene of Quito. First, sample a classic Andean drink and get ready for various foods samplings in two favorite neighborhoods. Eat like a local on this tour and be surprised by the diversity of plantain, potatoes, and yuca soaked in a tasty spicy salsa called ají. Experience the bustle of the crowded stalls where local cab drivers grab a quick bite before heading to their night shifts. Savor homemade traditional dishes and enjoy the time at one of the favorite markets in town, a gastronomic paradise showcasing the natural abundance of Ecuador. Finish off the evening with a visit to a classic speakeasy bar. Enjoy advanced mixologies and traditional local drinks.

Includes

Food and drinks Bilingual guided tour
Hotel pickup and drop-off (depending on the option chosen) Private small group tour (depending on the option chosen) Gratuities

Important Information

This tour is not recommended for people with limited mobility
A private tour, as well as a pickup from your hotel, can be booked. Please select from the options given
Pickup is available from the following areas in Quito: Iñaquito, La Floresta, Centro Histórico, and Mariscal Sucre