You should meet the local guide at "Yo amo Bazurto Restaurant", located in the walled city of Cartagena. So lace up your walking shoes, and get ready to taste the most delicious dishes that Cartagena has to offer you.

Our journey begins with a visit to “Yo Amo Bazurto” restaurant, a vibrant and colorful spot nestled in the heart of the historic center of Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. At this first stop, we’ll immerse ourselves in the rhythm of local life through the kitchen. we’ll start with just a few carefully selected appetizers—a small but flavorful introduction to the city's rich food culture.

Now, it is time for a fresh fruit juice. The Fresh fruit juice stalls in Cartagena are a vibrant and integral part of the city's food culture. These stalls offer a refreshing and healthy way to enjoy the tropical fruits of Colombia, providing both locals and tourists with a delightful taste of the region's natural bounty.

After our flavored fresh fruit juice, we take a refreshing turn with a visit to Cartagena’s iconic fresh fruit stands, a cornerstone of daily life and street culture in the city. At this stop, you’ll get to enjoy some Slices of fresh mango, papaya, or pineapple, and exotic fruits you may have never tried before, such as lulo, guanábana (soursop), or maracuyá (passion fruit).

Then we will head to “Donde Magola restaurant”, a traditional Cartagena restaurant renowned since 1999. It offers the most delicious fried arepas in the city. These arepas are known as "Arepa with egg". They're made with yellow corn dough, eggs and meat. Here you can buy and eat all the arepas you want.

Super Bunuelo is a vibrant street-food spot tucked into the San Diego neighborhood in Cartagena historic center. where the irresistible smell of fried dough and cheese wafts through the evening air, making it a popular stop for both locals coming off the bus and tourists wandering through the old city. When you visit Super Buñuelo, these are some of the treats you’ll want to sample: bunuelos (Fried cheese dough balls), empanadas (Fried pastries filled with meats, cheese, or mixed fillings), and pasteles hojaldrados (Flaky pastries, possibly with savory or sweet fillings, cheese, meat, or sweetness).

How about finishing our food tour with a delicious grilled arepa at Colombitalia? Colombitalia is a well-known restaurant in Cartagena, Colombia, famous for its delicious and authentic Colombian cuisine. The restaurant offers a cozy and welcoming atmosphere with a traditional Colombian decor that reflects the vibrant culture of the country. The grilled arepa at Colombitalia is one of their signature dishes.