This evening food tour explores the food scene in the bohemian neighbourhood of Coyoacán. There's more to the this lively district than the former home of iconic artist Frida Kahlo. By night, it's one of the city's best culinary spots with smoky street carts to neighbourhood kitchens.
With 12+ tastings included, the tour focuses on the dishes and spots beloved by locals. Begin with bold evening staples such as smoky chistorra sausage, tangy tinga de jamaica, and crisp fish tacos. As the walk continues, you’ll sample a wide range of classic Mexican dishes, including hearty sopes, rich tamal de mole, roasted esquites, and warm gorditas filled with slow-cooked suadero. Then there's Mexico City's iconic taco al pastor carved from the fiery trompo.
Along the way, enjoy traditional drinks such as warming café de olla, creamy rice-based horchata, seasonal guava atole, and freshly fermented pulque. This guided evening walk offers an authentic introduction to Mexico City’s vibrant food culture, led by an expert local guide.
