FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 6 puerto vallarta food tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Winner 2025 Puerto Vallarta downtown walking food tour: 8 tastings, drink stops, and local history with a small group for $59.
Most Popular“Maho was a relaxed and knowledgeable guide. The food was delicious and we enjoyed the group. I think it’s silly there’s a minimum number of characters I need to write in this box.”
Evening street-food walk in Puerto Vallarta with 7 taco tastings, water, and an included agave cocktail, plus neighborhood history.
“It was an excellent method to try many types of tacos so we can go back on our own as vacation time permits! My favorite was the Mahi tuna taco at El Carboncito ... and the fresh churros were yum!!”
Taste tacos, tamales, churros, popsicles, and more on a small-group walk through Puerto Vallarta’s local Pitillal neighborhood.
“Met our guide Joana in the market square she spotted us right away with a huge smile and the first question out of her mouth was, “Any food aversions? Goat? Organs?” (Not your average icebreaker!) She promised us 7 stops, 6 tacos, 1 popsicle and off we went. Pitillal isn’t a tourist zone. It’s where…”
PV by Road food tour: 7 neighborhood tastings by van, including ceviche, tortas ahogadas, flan, and bottled water. Vegetarian-friendly.
“Joana was our tour guide and she was INCREDIBLE!! We loved every minute of it. Our party consisted of 7-3 adults and 4 children. I was worried the kids wouldn’t have a fun time but Jo made a point to include and interact with them. She was so knowledgeable and told us about the cities…”
A 3-hour small-group seafood walk through Puerto Vallarta’s Zona Romántica, sampling ceviche, tostadas, red snapper, and more.
“There’s a lot of walking so wear comfortable shoes. Watch your steps carefully on the streets. Bring your appetite.”
Breakfast taco tour in Puerto Vallarta’s Zona Romántica with a local foodie: family-run stands, birria, seafood, huarache, drinks, and dessert.
“It was a fun tour. Ana Lo was a great guide with lots of great information about the town and the tacos were delicious. It’s nice to know some food stands to go to.”
