Top Mexico City Coffee & Tea

Get an insider’s peek into Mexico City's culinary hotspot of Polanco on this food walking tour. An in-the-know guide whisks you around the well-heeled neighborhood to several 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.

Get a taste of the culinary renaissance in Colonia Roma, a district just west of Mexico City’s Historical Centre, on this half-day food walking tour. This formerly European enclave lined with mansions is now a bohemian hub home to the trendiest eateries, shops, and bars. Samples to enjoy may include tasty fish tacos, Oaxacan cuisine, mezcal, specialty coffee, and cocktails. Along the way, learn about the neighborhood’s history and development into one of Mexico City’s hottest dining spots.

Discover the culinary riches of Mexico City’s historic center on this half-day food walking tour. Taste authentic Mexican cuisine, designated a 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 different types of foods and gain insight into Mexico’s history and culture as you admire its historical architecture along the way.

Sample 10 of Mexico City's quintessential snacks, drinks, and dishes with this food tour, led by an enthusiastic local guide. You'll try delicious items such as corn on the cob and tacos as you make your way through town, with stops along the way to visit important historical and cultural sites.

Peruse 2 of Mexico City's top street markets during this 5-hour cultural and salsa making experience. Navigate the bustling markets packed with goods like exotic flowers, traditional piñatas, super hot tamales, taco lesson and taste, food history, and 'magic' love potions with your guide, who will give you the inside scoop on the best places to find whatever you're after. With tasty samples along the way, you'll finish your tour with panza llena, corazon contento: a fully tummy and a happy heart. On this tour, you will learn about the socio-political history of Mexico, support independent market vendors, and experience real connections by meeting with a local family.

Discover the flavors, history, and culture of Mexico City without breaking a sweat on a small-group e-bike tour. The outdoor excursion begins with a leisurely ride through Chapultepec Forest and Paseo de la Reforma. Throughout the journey, your guide will point out landmarks and provide entertaining narration. Next, visit Mercado de Medellin and sample five of Mexico's most popular street foods. (Vegetarian options available.)

Skip the tourist trap restaurants and devour your way through Mexico City’s best-kept culinary secrets on a small-group food tour. Arrive with an empty stomach, as you'll need room for carnitas, escamocho, enchiladas, botanas, and other classic dishes. In between bites, enjoy stops outside the historic center's top attractions, including Palacio de Mineria, House of Tiles, and the Historic Synagogue Justo Sierra 71.

Immerse yourself in Mexican culture on a day trip to Mixquic’s Day of the Dead celebration in late October or early November. With round-trip hotel transport, avoid the stress of taking public transit or navigating from Mexico City on your own. In addition to navigating, your guide offers inside tips, anecdotes, and background information on the holiday’s traditions.

Discover some of the most acclaimed micro roasters and coffee shops in areas where the specialty coffee scene is most famous. During the two-hour walking tour between the Roma Norte and Obrera neighborhoods, ancestral colonies that tell the story of CDMX's history, you will taste a magnificent top-notch espresso, experience a demonstration of preparation methods and participate in a comparative tasting of coffee. This tour will not only allow you to meet some of the best baristas and micro-roasters, but also enjoy one of the most extravagant areas of the City center.