Market tours · MEXICO
The 5 best street food market tours in Mexico you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how early it starts. Number one is first for a reason.
Taste Cancun beyond the resorts with carnitas, barbacoa, Yucatecan food, Mercado 23, local murals, drinks, and hotel pickup.
“Amazing! Adrian and Angel were super informative and kind. Every single food stop was delicious and transports you into the Mexican culture. Must have experience when you visit Cancun.”
Explore Mexico City markets, street food, murals, Metro travel, and a family salsa lesson on this lively five-hour small-group tour.
“Poncho was a great guide! We really loved the salsa making, and getting to see the murals at the market with great explanation and description of the history. Learning to ride the Metro on this tour was also a highlight. Poncho made us feel very comfortable with this and we can’t wait to come back and ride the metro on our own. Thanks Poncho!”
Taste San José del Cabo through mole, birria, tacos, market tortillas, and paletas on a friendly three-hour walking food tour.
“This showed us the not so touristy restaurants and was a pleasant walk around the ‘real’ San Jose del Cabo.”
Taste seven Mazatlán specialties, explore the Mercado, and learn local history on this intimate 3.5-hour walking food tour.
“Be sure not to eat anything before the tour - you’ll be overly stuffed way before the end. I’d highly recommend this activity and would do it again in a heartbeat.”
Taste Oaxaca’s markets, mole, mezcal, tamales, chocolate, tacos, and chapulines on a small-group food tour with local guides.
“Foodie walking tours are my favorite in any part of the world and this one did not disappoint. It works because Betsy is an energetic bundle of information and kindness, and because the Oaxacan markets are fabulous. Come on an empty stomach, wear good walking shoes and prepare for a fabulous day. The other unexpected delight was that everyone in our group was so lovely. It made for fun chatting over ants and grasshoppers! There may be other foodie walking tours in Oaxaca but hard to image they can beat Betsy’s!”
Pick a canal, a covered hall, a souk or a stove.
