MEXICO CITY
114 Tours Reviewed
A good bite can change your walk. This Best of Roma Sur Food Crawl turns Mexico City’s Roma Sur neighborhood into a real food map, with stops that mix classic Mexican favorites and pre-Hispanic ingredients. The highlight for me is…
Xochimilco isn’t just canals. It’s a way of life you can taste and ride. This food-and-trajinera experience starts at the Catedral de Xochimilco and mixes two market stops with real local eating, then finishes with a 1-hour boat ride on…
Coyoacán tastes better than it looks. This 3.5-hour guided food walk is all about Mexico City’s bohemian neighborhood energy paired with real eating stops, from market bites to contemporary plates. I especially like the mix of classic favorites and newer…
Wine in the hills, but not just tasting. I like how the San Miguel Tour goes step-by-step, from grape growing to an underground cellar to the production area, then lands in a panoramic tasting room. You’ll love two things most:…
Condesa at night has a certain rhythm. This Mexico City street food bike tour turns that rhythm into a plan, rolling you through several neighborhoods while you eat like a local. I really liked starting with real pastor tacos and…
Mercado Roma to tequila is a smart way to eat. This CDMX food tour blends neighborhood walking with tastings in Roma and Condesa, so you get the food and the feel of the streets. I especially like the way it…
Mexico City can be noisy. This tour makes it readable, one bite at a time. I especially like the mix of market food and mezcal tastings, and I also like that you get a hands-on feel for how people shop…
Food is the map here. This Mercado de Abastos tour is built for wandering a massive market—over 16 hectares—without getting lost in the noise, the smells, and the sheer number of stalls. You’ll start in Oaxaca City near the Zócalo…
Mexico City has a funny way of surprising you. This combo tour pairs Arena México lucha libre with a hands-on pulque tasting, so you get spectacle plus a deeply local drink. I love that the wrestling part comes with a…
Craft beer and biking in Mexico City is a fun combo, and this private setup keeps it relaxed and personal. I like the private feel (it’s only your group) and the chance to taste local craft beers paired with classic…
Oaxaca tastes better when you slow down. This private 6–8 hour day strings together mezcal, food, and textiles with stops that feel distinctly Oaxacan, from Mezcal Don Agave to Teotitlán del Valle. I especially love the chance for several mezcal…
A good drink story starts here. In Mexico City, this Mexican Spirits Tasting & Cocktail Masterclass mixes Mexican spirits with a practical cocktail class, so you’re not just watching—you’re tasting and making. You’ll sample traditional bottles from different regions, then…
Food tastes better when it has a story. This Mexico City Food Tour focuses on the city’s heart: the Historic Center, where everyday snacks turn into cultural clues. I especially like that the food flow is practical and varied, starting…
A night in Roma Norte feels like a secret map. This tour pairs landmark photo stops with food-and-drink moments, so you’re not just moving through a checklist. I also like the small-group setup, with a maximum of 6 travelers, which…
Peace and farm life on a boat. This Xochimilco eco tour in the Cuemanco area is special because you’re not just riding in circles for photos—you get a calm 3-hour trajinera rental plus a guided look at how chinampas (that…
