MEXICO CITY
90 Tours Reviewed
Four hours of snack power in Condesa. This CDMX food tour is built around one simple idea: taste your way through Mercado Roma and the nearby streets of Roma and Condesa, where food is the main event. I like that…
Mexico City’s tortilla stop is a smart way to start. This Tortilla Crawl is built around local markets and a guided street-food walk that helps you taste your way through the Historic Center without getting lost in menus. You’ll try…
Oaxaca feels best when you’re moving. This electric bike food tour is a smart way to cover real neighborhoods fast while you snack your way through the same streets locals actually use. You start in the Centro area, cruise past…
Street food in San Miguel has a rhythm. This San Miguel de Allende Street Food Tour turns random snacks into a guided walk through markets and local culture, led by a certified local expert who knows where to go and…
Taco cravings meet culture in Roma Norte. This 3-hour vegan-focused food walk mixes tastings with local flavor, plus a quick look at Mexican heritage at an art gallery. You get a plan for trying multiple stops without needing to map…
Your lunch starts before noon. In Roma Norte, this foodie walking tour mixes traditional food shops with neighborhood restaurants, then slows down just enough for you to actually taste and learn. The vibe is very local, and the guides (like…
Your taste buds get a workout fast. This private Oaxaca food tour strings together Oaxaca markets and historic-center stops, with an English guide (often Antonio) who explains what you’re eating and why it matters locally. I especially like the mole…
Cable car views beat most sightseeing buses. This Mexico City cable car tour pairs the 21-minute Teleférico ride over Chapultepec Forest with real neighborhood context in the west—plus cultural time at Los Pinos and Cineteca Nacional. I really like that…
That first pedal motion sets the tone. This is a food-forward bike tour that aims you away from the main tourist lanes and into everyday Mexico City life. You’ll ride between two historic neighborhoods where tourism hasn’t flattened the feel…
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…
Teotihuacan feels different when lunch is vegan. This day trip pairs a focused walk through the Teotihuacan pyramids with a hands-on afternoon in San Juan Teotihuacan, where a family shares how obsidian is worked and how xoconostle (prickly pear) turns…
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…
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…
