MEXICO CITY
Mexico City’s best days out.
The 15 food tours travellers book most in Mexico City, each one reviewed in full: what the day is really like, who runs it, how long it takes and what you pay.
Small-group Centro Historico food tour in Mexico City with Mercado de San Juan tastings, cultural stops, and drinks included for $115.
Most Popular“What a fun way to spend 5 hours learning about the history of Mexico City through their delicious food. Our guide Angel was great and made the experience entertaining through storytelling and his expertise of the dishes.”
Small-group Polanco food walking tour in Mexico City with 5–7 tastings, chef-style insights, and a stroll past parks and mansions.
“I WENT AT 5:30PM on the day I arrived in CDMX and it was the perfect way to end my first day here. This was a great tour and Marcela was an amazing guide. She studied culinary arts so she was able to give us background on the food preparation and variations in different areas…”
Sample modern Mexican flavors on a 4-hour Roma Norte walk with guided tastings, architecture stops, and mezcal, coffee, and cocktails.
“Johana was an amazing guide and it was a wonderful afternoon tasting of Condesa food highlights. One of our best Viator tours.”
Mexico City Centro food tour: 7 tastings, agua fresca and beer. Small group walk past the Zócalo and Templo Mayor.
“Amazing experience, our first time in Mexico and Mexico city. Andy was amazing, friendly, very informative. Took us to places we would have never found.”
Xochimilco trajinera tour with priority boarding, unlimited drinks, tacos, and a hands-on michelada workshop in a small group.
“Great experience! Luis was our tour guide! He was so fun and easy to get along with! Very friendly loved his vibe and energy! Had us laughing the whole time!!!! I really recommend you book with luis in Xochimilco!! Gracias Luis!!! We will definetly let our friends and family know to book with Luis!”
Shop a Mexico City market, cook a full meal with chef José, taste mezcal, and learn to recreate Mexican flavors at home.
“I was a solo traveler welcomed into a fun group. The chef was friendly, patient, and knowledgeable. The space was beautiful and filled with eclectic decor. Best of all, the food was delicious, and we actually helped shop for, prepare, and cook.”
Roma Norte food walk in Mexico City with menu help, Revolution stories, and 10+ dishes and drinks in 3.5 hours for $85.
“Had an incredible experience on this tour! Our guide, Regina, was amazing, she made us feel welcome from the start and shared fun facts and insights that are often overlooked. The food was excellent. Just a heads-up: you will be very full by the end. It starts out light with a taco here and there,…”
A 4.5-hour small-group bike food tour through Mexico City, pairing neighborhood history with market snacks, tamales, and sweet endings.
“Fabulous food bike tour. Great stops and amazing knowledge of the city. Velia and Claudio were amazing”
Two local Mexico City markets, street food tastings, atole, metro rides, then a molcajete salsa lesson to finish at Palacio de Bellas Artes.
“We were fortunate to have Edgar as our guide and extra lucky that it was just the two of us…a private tour. We loved his attention to art (focus on murals), architecture (focus on time of construction and influences), and culture (tradition and trends)…all in addition to food and drink. Really well done.”
A 5-hour downtown Mexico City food walk with San Juan Market tastings, cantina drinks, street snacks, and cultural stories in a small group.
Ride an e-bike through Chapultepec, Reforma, Centro Histórico, and Mercado de San Juan with safety gear and tasty Mexican bites for about $52.
“Fun and informative. Super friendly and kept moving. It’s a great way to see a lot and est good food.”
Mexico City street food walking tour in Cuauhtémoc: learn what to order, eat lots of local bites, and finish with artisan chocolate.
“The food selection was good, there were lots of things in the menu which I wanted to try and others which I had never heard of and was good to have an opportunity to try. The negatives about the experience were that the tour felt rushed, and I have to add that I found this…”
Sample all-you-can-eat vegan street food across Mexico City, from Alameda to Zona Rosa, with a small-group guide and a included beer.
“It was so fun! Mena was great. We saw a lot of different neighborhoods and ate some really incredible food.”
Cycle through Roma, Condesa and Chapultepec with tamales, tacos, market bites and a Michelada included. English tour, small group.
“Bikes around Roma Norte, Roma Sur, La Condesa and Park Chapultepec. Ate delicious foods around the city while learning about history from a kind and knowledgeable guide. Recommended.”
A private 3-hour Mexico City food walk through Centro Histórico with tacos, mole, chilaquiles, chocolate, agua fresca, and local beer.
“Carlo is an amazing guide, friendly, engaging, and very knowledgeable about the history of Mexico and pre-hispanic culture and cuisine. I highly recommend this tour!”
Every corner of the city, and every road out into the valley.
