FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 mexico city food tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Walk Mexico City’s Centro Histórico with a small group, sampling chef-loved market bites, classics, and desserts for $115.
Most Popular“Host was amazing. Tour was worth every penny and really enjoyed the ceviche. One of our favorite things about our trip to Mexico City.”
Walk Polanco with a pro guide for 3 hours of 7 tastings, regional dishes, and beautiful parks, mansions, and art for $109.99.
“Entertaining, lots of food, and our chef/guide knowledgeable. Definitely worth the money.Very manageable size of eight.”
Taste contemporary Mexican food in Colonia Roma on a small-group walk with drinks, neighborhood stories, and Roma Norte architecture stops.
“An enjoyable walk through the Roma neighborhood with well timed stops at respected restaurants for food and drink tasting. The foods and drinks were delicious and varied. Our tastings included various seafood and veggie tostadas and flautas, interesting and unique tamales and several local drinks. Besides the food and drinks we learned a lot about…”
Walk Mexico City Centro with a small English-speaking group for 7 authentic tastings, guided history, and drinks like agua fresca and beer.
“What an amazing- and tasty! - adventure we had with our tour guide Carlo! We learned about the history of the delicious foods we sampled at hidden gems in the historic center of Mexico City. Carlo was very knowledgeable and warm, sharing stories and insights of Mexico’s rich culture. We were delighted with the addition…”
3.5-hour Mexico City food walk in Roma Norte with menu help, Michelin-style barbacoa tacos, horchata, sustainable tastings, dessert.
“Come hungry! 3.5 hours of wonderful food and drink at 5 different places and great history insights and walking. Thanks Alisa!”
Small-group Mexico City bike tour through Condesa, Roma, Chapultepec and Juárez. Street food tastings, markets, parks, and safety-first guides.
“Velia and Jimena were amazing hosts. Who took really good care of the group. We rode, we ate, we talked, we rode, we ate, we drank. It was the perfect tour for experiencing all the different aspects the city has to offer.”
Market hopping in Mexico City plus salsa-making with a family, tamales and atole, and a subway ride through Centro Histórico.
“Alfonso was a fantastic guide, providing a perfect mix of history, culture, and delicious food. His knowledge and enthusiasm made the tour an unforgettable experience!”
Mexico City’s La Merced & Sonora culinary tour pairs small groups, 6–8 tastings, a witchcraft-market stop, and market-family guides.
“This is now the tour I will rate all other tours against. A truely amazing experience.”
Walk Centro Histórico on a small-group food tour: San Juan Market, cantinas, street bites, and stories—enough for lunch plus drinks.
“One of the best things I did in Mexico City. Jimena was an amazing tour guide, really passionate for her culture and cuisine. The tour was cery enriching and I highly recommed it to anyone who is a food entusiast, or not.”
Taste fresh Mexican food in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico with a small English-speaking group, major colonial sights, and a mezcal finish.
“Great food, good cultural insights and a whole day of fun in centro cdmx. Ana, our guide was very informative and knew all the best places to checkout in centro”
Ride an e-bike through Chapultepec and Reforma, snack at Centro Histórico, then hit Mercado de San Juan on a 4-hour foodie tour.
“Jose was our chef extraordinaire! He really was patient, funny, & so organized. The food was fantastic & we felt that we could use some of these techniques in our daily cooking.”
A 3-hour street food walking tour in Cuauhtémoc with guided ordering, big portions, and a standout chocolate finish. Great for first-timers.
“Every stop had great food that I never would have tried on my own. My 14 year old daughter ate things she never would have. Nico gave great insight on the neighborhoods, the food, and some Mexican history. Highly recommend.”
Mexico City vegan street food walk on Reforma and Zona Rosa with all-you-can-eat tacos, aguas frescas, beer, and neighborhood history.
“This tour was a fantastic way to discover the richness of the local vegan food scene. Our guide was not only knowledgeable but also deeply passionate about supporting local businesses, which added a meaningful touch to the experience. It was equally wonderful connecting with fellow vegan travelers and sharing stories along the way. A 10/10…”
Ride Roma to Chapultepec on a small-group bike food tour with coffee, tamales, market bites, tacos, and a classic CDMX michelada.
“I was a little anxious about riding a bike around the city. Simon did an excellent job at keeping us safe. He is also a great guide and story teller. Even with a hiccup during the tour, he made sure we had a good time. I appreciated the time he took in each spot and…”
Private 3-hour Mexico City food tour through Centro, with tacos, mole enchiladas, chocolate, drinks, and local history in English.
“Carlos did a great job touring around Mexico City. Really felt we went to some places I would not have been. Just enough walking.”
