MEXICO CITY · FOOD TOURS
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“Delicious food and Angel was a very knowledgeable host and a great story teller. Highly recommend it!”
Walk Polanco with a pro guide for 3 hours of 7 tastings, regional dishes, and beautiful parks, mansions, and art for $109.99.
“Tour involves walking to 6 restaurants or food kiosks. At each spot you will have an appetizer size plate of food or soup, or a drink. It will be plenty. Our guide, Marcella, was excellent. She explained what we were eating or drinking, and answered any questions. Our 3 hour tour began at 5:30. It…”
Taste contemporary Mexican food in Colonia Roma on a small-group walk with drinks, neighborhood stories, and Roma Norte architecture stops.
“Great food and wonderful historical overview of neighborhood. Very pleasant afternoon. Good variety of venues and tour guide was terrific with deep knowledge of food and culture”
Walk Mexico City Centro with a small English-speaking group for 7 authentic tastings, guided history, and drinks like agua fresca and beer.
“Andy is highly enthusiastic and very knowledgeable about the history of Mexican food and Mexico's history. We tried lots of great food and drinks. She speaks english very well and is easy to understand. Thoroughly enjoyed this tour.”
3.5-hour Mexico City food walk in Roma Norte with menu help, Michelin-style barbacoa tacos, horchata, sustainable tastings, dessert.
“We had a wonderful experience with our guide, Alex. He was friendly and knowledgeable and a great guide overall! The tour itself was amazing- the food was delicious with generous portion sizes, and we got to try a good variety of dishes. Everything was very well organized and ran smoothly. This is one of the…”
Small-group Mexico City bike tour through Condesa, Roma, Chapultepec and Juárez. Street food tastings, markets, parks, and safety-first guides.
“Great tour. Lots of fun. Very entertaining and a great exposure to lots of cool spots that we would not have seen. The food was local casual but great. The bicycle effort is basic so nothing to concern yourself about. Excellent Guise”
Market hopping in Mexico City plus salsa-making with a family, tamales and atole, and a subway ride through Centro Histórico.
“Viri was an outstanding guide—she’s a true CDMX local who clearly loves her city and Mexico. Her knowledge of Mexican culture, history, and food added so much to the experience. As we walked through the Centro Histórico and along the tour route, she shared intersting historical context not only about the area itself but also…”
Mexico City’s La Merced & Sonora culinary tour pairs small groups, 6–8 tastings, a witchcraft-market stop, and market-family guides.
“Highly recommend this tour and our guide Gabriel! His knowledge of the area and markets really enhanced our visit and provided a superior experience than if we had gone solo.”
Walk Centro Histórico on a small-group food tour: San Juan Market, cantinas, street bites, and stories—enough for lunch plus drinks.
“Jimena was an awesome tour guide and made the food experience quite fun.”
Taste fresh Mexican food in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico with a small English-speaking group, major colonial sights, and a mezcal finish.
“Our tour guide Ignacio was amazing! From prompt arrival to a very relaxed ending of the day, It was truly a memorable experience. Ignacio, a.k.a. Nacho was extremely knowledgeable not only about the food, but also about the history behind the ingredients and the preparation of what we ate. Our marketplace adventures were enhanced by…”
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.
“Portions were great ! But Honestly I wasn’t blown away by the taste quality of Mex City street food (have had better in other cities) , and found the flavours of the dishes served from the various street carts to be just average. The food at the final spot : a farm to table Choclatiera…”
Mexico City vegan street food walk on Reforma and Zona Rosa with all-you-can-eat tacos, aguas frescas, beer, and neighborhood history.
“We had an absolute blast! the tour guide was informative and entertaining with great vibes and a nice pace. The rest of the people in our group were also a vibe and we became one large group of friends by the end. Definitely recommend. I am a vegan foodie with a voracious appetite if I…”
Ride Roma to Chapultepec on a small-group bike food tour with coffee, tamales, market bites, tacos, and a classic CDMX michelada.
“If it’s your first time in CDMX, this is perfect to get acclimated to the city and see authentic foods and different streets/neighborhoods. Raul was so kind, informative, and kept us safe from the bustling streets! This was worth every penny and count yourself lucky if you get Raul as your guide. Gracias Raul por…”
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.”
