Hour: 13:00 Hrs.

Duration: 3 Hours

Language: English

Meeting Point: Main door at Palacio de Bellas Artes.

(You are gonna find your local guide holding a bright ORANGE UMBRELLA to receive you.)

Prepare your taste diving into a culinary experience with incredible specialties as we eat our way through a spread of dishes such as: Chapulines & Mexican Appetisers with Mezcal, Cheese and Chocolate tasting from Oaxaca in one of the most unique markets of the city.

Discover the original Taco al pastor on the famed restaurant from Netflix: 'Somebody Feed Phil ', then visit one of the stands from the'Taco Chronicles' where the local experts goes to eat the iconic Taco de Suadero, Taco Campechano and Tacos de Cabeza.

Explore Mexico's food history on a120 years old restaurant, to taste the traditional Torta sandwich.

After that we will enjoy the ever-present fresh handmade Quesadillas and the native Mexico City dish: Tlacoyos.

Finish your extended lunch with the ancestral drink: Pulque, considered the beverage of the gods for the local Aztec civilisation.

All by the hand of your local expert that will make your trip an immersion on a Mexico's food experience!

This experience includes:

All the food is included:

Chapulines with garlic, lime and chilli,

Roasted Corn with habanero, chipotle and cheese

Oaxaca cheese and chocolate

1 shot of Mezcal

2 Tacos al Pastor

1 Taco de Suadero , 1 Taco Campechano, 1 Taco de Cabeza

1/2 Torta sandwich, stuffed with adobo pork and avocado

1 Quesadilla, fresh-made pick your speciality

1 Tlacoyo, pre-hispanic dish

1 Pulque, natural or fruit flavoured

Your local guide

Recommendations:

Bring water, sunscreen, sunglasses, wear a hat or a cap, comfortable clothes and walking shoes.

Know before you go:

-This activity requires a minimum number of 2 guests.

-The itinerary and tastings are subject to change due to seasonal availability, individual closings, or local holidays

Free Cancellation: You'll receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance.

Food Tour in Downtown of Mexico City