The 6 Best Taco Tours in Mexico City

1.Street Food Bike Tour / Mexico is not only Tacos / All Inclusive

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 170 reviews · 4 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $92Our pick

Ride through Roma Norte, Roma Sur, Condesa, and Chapultepec with guides such as Mario, Raul, Simon, or Rigo. Stop for pastries, coffee, tamales, market specialties, tacos, quesadillas, and a CDMX-style michelada. Food, local stories, and bike safety make this a strong first-day introduction to Mexico City.

“Raul and Axel were fantastic tour guides! The food was of course delicious but what was a wonderful surprise were the extra stops to give history about the neighborhoods we visited and about Mexico City. They navigated our group very safely through the city. The traffic was heavier in some areas, but I never felt unsafe. I would highly recommend this bike tour for anyone!”

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2.Mexico City: Tacos & Mezcal Night Food Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 100 reviews · 4 hours · from $135

Spend four hours tasting regional, classic, and modern tacos at five Mexico City taquerías, including Michelin-starred El Califa de León. Guides such as Carlos, Montse, Alma, and Fernanda pair the food with city history, while a mezcal specialist leads three tastings and a cocktail. A small group and air-conditioned minivan keep the evening easy.

“Excellent experience, places I would never find on my own.”

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3.Michelin Taco Bike Tour: Roma Norte & Condesa /All-Inclusive.

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 100 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $101

Ride through Roma Norte and Condesa with guides such as Simon, Mario, Raul, and Axel, stopping for traditional, creative, and Michelin-recognized tacos. This small-group tour includes bikes, helmets, lunch, water, soft drinks, and a michelada. Expect a relaxed pace, neighborhood stories, and help crossing busy streets.

“Mario and Simon were fun and great at keeping the group on track and informed. No hesitation to tell anyone reading this they need to make it happen!”

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4.Street Taco Tour in Mexico City

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 58 reviews · 2 to 3 hours (approx.)

Start at Fuente de Cibeles at 6:00 pm and walk through Roma Norte to three street taco stands. Your English-speaking guide explains taco history, ordering, sauces, and how to spot a good stand. Three tacos cost about $60 MXN total, with drinks extra. Guides have included Tomas, David, Luis, Fernanda, and Netza.

“This experience was so fun!! It was a good way to explore the street food scene in Mexico City. Our tour guide David was very knowledgable and did a good job of the explaining the history of the region as well as answering all our questions. The tacos as expected were delicious :)”

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5.Mexico City: Coyoacan Tacos Food Tour & Optional Frida Kahlo

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 30 reviews · 3 - 4.5 hours · from $69Best value

Walk Coyoacan with guides such as Mannu, Ricardo, Carmen, or Paloma, tasting eight Mexican specialties at markets and local restaurants. Try al pastor, torta de milanesa, quesadillas, gorditas, tostadas, beer, soft drinks, and handmade ice cream. Add La Casa Azul for a 1.5-hour visit.

“The tour was most excellent. Paloma, our guide, was amazing. Explained life in the city and the food we were eating. The food was incredible. Cannot recommend this tour enough for anyone visiting Mexico City.”

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6.Mexico City: Zocalo Tacos Tour by Michelin-Star Chef Torres

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 22 reviews · 3 hours · from $89

Join a small group of up to 10 for a three-hour walk through Mexico City’s Centro Histórico. Guides such as Ricardo and Manu pair seven taco, street-food, mezcal, and dessert tastings with stops at the Zocalo, Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace, and Palace of Fine Arts.

“Let me preface by saying that we have taken many food tours in the past. We booked this because it had excellent reviews My husband and I are both foodies and we were excited for the tour as we thought we would get a great experience. Our tour was supposed to start at 11:30 AM and we got a text from the organizer that it would be at 12. We agreed to this. The guide showed up much later than 12 as he had a tour prior. The guide was very nice, but he was not food tour guide as was evident from the start. He was a historical tour…”

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