Mexico City · TACO & STREET FOOD TOURS
Al pastor off the trompo, suadero from a griddle at midnight, and a queue you would never have joined on your own. These 15 walks are priced, timed and clear about exactly how much food is coming.
Review of Xochimilco’s 18+ party boat with a two-hour trajinera ride, open bar, music, taquitos, and practical tips for booking.
“This was a really fun afternoon. I went with my husband and some friends. Unlimited drinks and good food. Fun music too. Highly recommend going with a group.”
Mexico City Lucha Libre with tacos, beer, mezcal, expert guides, and arena tickets. A lively 3 to 4 hour night out for $84.
“I liked the show and it was quite entertaining and lively. We went on Friday night and the crowd was great! The only thing I didn’t like was that we were asked to meet a place called jazz that looked like someone’s garage, not an actually bar, so no drink options other then whatever they had -very very limited. We were there for over an hour to later walk to a taco stand. The tacos here were really good! The venue was about 15 minute walk - so overall 7-9:45 was spent between these two places and watched the last three fights.”
![Frida Kahlo VIP [Museum Tickets Included] Bike, Markets & Churros - Del Carmen: Frida’s neighborhood comes into view](https://9.mexicocityexplorer.com/wp-content/uploads/frida-kahlo-vip-museum-tickets-included-bike-markets-churros.jpg)
Cycle through Coyoacán, sample churros and tostadas, then skip the line at Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul with an English-speaking guide.
“A beautiful and informative way to learn history and a lot about Frida Kahlo’s life. Our guide, Andrew, was a delight, very informed, easy to understand, and amusing. He bought us churros and a taco lunch, both with fruit drinks — all great! The bike route was gorgeous and quiet and easy.”
![Frida Kahlo VIP [Museum Tickets Included] Walk, Markets & Churros - Plaza de la Conchita and the quieter side of Frida’s neighborhood](https://9.mexicocityexplorer.com/wp-content/uploads/frida-kahlo-vip-museum-tickets-included-walk-markets-churros.jpg)
Explore Coyoacán, sample market food, and visit Frida Kahlo’s Blue House with an English-speaking guide and museum ticket included.
“An exceptionally knowledgeable and extremely personable guide made this tour and the history of Coyoacan come to life. His passion for the history of the area was only met by his deep knowledge of Frida Kahlo and her life and loves. It's a vibrant and colorful area full of rich Mexican history and political intrigue. If you're fortunate, and you book this tour, I hope that you have Diego as your guide. Truly a five star experience!!”
Cycle through Mexico City’s Condesa, Roma, Chapultepec, and Juárez with street food, market stops, local history, and careful guides.
“Be prepared to eat right away! We had tamales for breakfast! They were delicious! It was so much fun to ride around the busy city. It was a Sunday so many people were out and our ride began very relaxing and got busier in the last hour. It was a blast!”
Explore Mexico City markets, taste tamales and tacos, ride the Metro, and make salsa with a local family on this five-hour food tour.
“Our guide Pancho was amazing! We had such a great tour. We saw so many things we wouldn’t have seen otherwise. Food was great also and the cute lady who helped us make our salsa was the best!!”
See Mexico City by e-bike, from Roma Norte and Reforma to Chapultepec, with tacos and churros on a four-hour small-group ride.
“This was definitely the highlight of our trip to Mexico City! Eduardo was a wonderful host and showed us so much of this beautiful city that we would have totally missed without this tour. Not only was the tour itself great but so was his knowledge of the history of the area. He also took us to some amazing spots for tacos and churros! Would highly recommend this tour!”
Taste nine varied Mexico City tacos, sample traditional mezcal, and explore CDMX neighborhoods with a guide in a small group.
“An amazing experience I would recommend to everyone. The tacos, mezcal and drinks were fantastic and our guide Maya was so friendly and knowledgeable. Having a driver was great as we got to see and learn about different neighborhoods and cultural sites.”
Taste tacos, beer, cantina fare, and four mezcals while exploring Mexico City's local Narvarte neighborhood with a small group.
“This was an absolutely fantastic experience. We went to restaurants and food stalls that we wouldn't have visited otherwise. Nico is a great guide and is clearly passionate about the food that he's sharing with guests. We are some of the most delicious food I've ever had, and I've been to 30+ countries, and we all learned a lot about the area, its history, and the food culture in Mexico City. I really can't recommend this enough.”
Taste Mexico City street food in Cuauhtémoc with a small English-speaking group, local vendors, fresh juice, and artisan chocolate.
“Adrian was a passionate and extremely knowledgable tour guide. I had a wonderful time on this tour, trying all sorts of Mexican specialities and learning about the food and culture of the country. Everything was delicious and we visited some great parts of the city, I particularly enjoyed the tamales and carnitas! Would 1000% recommend this tour, is a great way to experience the city!”
Review of Mexico City's 3-hour Roma Norte taco and mezcal crawl, with generous tastings, local guides, practical tips, and value advice.
“Must do tour! Our guide set the vibe for a fun, informative and tasty night. Worth the price and more. I would personally recommend to any friend visiting CDMX”
Review of Coyoacán’s small-group walking tour with Casa Azul admission, market tacos, colonial sights, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“We had no idea what to expect but it was the perfect way to get to know the different neighborhoods. Our guides were fantastic! Full of great stories and information. It was also really great exercise after so many great meals in the city. We biked for more than 4 hours!”
Explore Mexico City’s meat-free street food with tacos, tlacoyos, esquites, aguas frescas, churros, history, and local guidance.
“Delicious food and amazing guide, Sharon. Highly recommend taking this! It is an amazing way to try a little bit of everything all over the city.”
Pedal through Roma, Condesa, and Chapultepec while sampling tamales, tacos, pastries, drinks, and market food in a small Mexico City group.
“Absolutely loved! Beto and Ramone kept us safe and made sure everyone was ok on the bikes. The food was amazing! They shared some amazing facts about the city and neighborhoods that we were visiting.”
A practical review of Mexico City’s Lucha Libre tour, with Arena México, tacos, mezcal, masks, guide tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Five of my girlfriends and I were traveling to Mexico City and we decided to book this experience for Lucha Libre! Our tour guide, Gabriel, was fantastic and very responsive before, during and after the event. He was great and we felt so lucky to have him as our tour guide! The dinner that is included seemed a little too crowded for our group but I believe that is common in the Histórico Centro at dinner time and was not their fault directly at all. The food was authentic and very tasty. The Lucha Libre was a cultural piece of Mexico City and we were happy to be immersed in…”
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