Food Tours in Central Mexico

Discover the culinary delights and rich history of San Angel, one of Mexico City's oldest neighborhoods, on this 3-hour food-and-cultural walking tour. Stroll along the cobblestone streets of this artistic mecca, once favored by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, and visit picturesque plazas and historical landmarks. A knowledgeable guide share engaging commentary and takes you to popular eateries to sample treats special to San Angel.

Explore an ancient Aztec metropolis and Mexican cuisine on a full-day tour from Mexico City to Teotihuacán, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest city in the pre-Hispanic Americas. Combine food with history as you explore, tasting your way through local treats, with the option to join a pre-Hispanic cooking class. This 8-hour Teotihuacán food tour also includes all entrance fees, a guided tour of the archeological site, lunch, tastings, and round-trip transport from select hotels in Mexico City.

Discover the culinary riches of Mexico City's Historical Centre on this 4.5-hour food walking tour. Taste authentic Mexican cuisine, designated an UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, as an in-the-know guide takes a small group to a local market, a traditional cantina, a street food stall and restaurants. Sample eight different types of foods, and gain insight into Mexico's history and culture as you admire its historical architecture along the way.

Get an insider's peek into Mexico City's culinary hotspot of Polanco on this 3-hour food walking tour. An in-the-know guide whisks you around the well-heeled neighborhood to seven different eating venues. Sample Oaxacan, Yucatecan and traditional dishes, including chocolate and ice cream desserts, against the backdrop of Polanco's parks, mansions and art galleries. Capture a memorable experience on this small-group tour limited to just 10 foodies.

From street vendors to fine restaurants, uncover the rich heritage behind Mexico's diverse cuisine, designated a UNESCO World Heritage, on this 4-hour tour. An in-the-know guide takes a small group, limited to just 12 foodies, to taquerias, San Juan Market Sample indigenous dishes and El Moro Cafe where you will be able to taste some regional specialties, as well as some of the best tacos and quesadillas you'll ever taste.