Street food at Night and Hidden neighborhoods
EXPERIENCE THE CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS
EVERY DAY
Eat at the best street stalls, hidden restaurants and discover the city at night.
Eat
Beer, corn, tortas, tacos, mole, tamales, mezcal and churros, more than 15 food tastings
Interact
Make your own taco al pastor and stuffed churros
Learn
Food history, ingredients and preparation, city history and cool facts, daily life and culture, pay a visit to the tile house and on Tuesdays and Sundays, we make a special stop at a traditional dancing hall where old couples dance the cha cha, mambo, cumbia, and salsa. Have some drinks and enjoy the live band and the joyful atmosphere.
Travel consciously
This is a sustainable and responsible tourism company, we pay great money to our vendors and amazing salaries to our employees, with small groups that don’t disrupt local life.
Help
Our social programs contribute to creating better opportunities for kids and women in the markets, by teaching them English and life skills.
Be a local
Join us an discover the heart and soul of the city, and also, become a local, say hello to all the vendors, dance with amazing ladies and guys at the dancing hall , learn about their life, because they are our family and if you come with us, you will be treated like a close friend.
If you want a special tour or have questions text me any time +5215519546841 or email me [email protected]
The facts
- Starting point: Condesa neighborhood
- Finishing point: a drop-off in central areas
- Transportation: Mostly Uber and a little walking
- Walking distance: 1 mile
- Number of food tastings: More than 10
- Number of non-alcoholic drinks tastings: 3
- Kids friendly: We prefer to take kids to the morning tour
- Special diets friendly: Vegetarian and gluten-free friendly
- Alcohol inclusions: welcome beer and as many mezcals as you want
Why book this tour?
- It’s a small group, Maximum 5. And I won’t use an umbrella to make you follow me around the city, that´s just embarrassing.
- This tour provides dinner for 3 homeless people per booking.
- We will ride and uber to visit Condesa, San Rafael, Guerrero, and Balderas neighborhoods
- You´ll get to see the historic district at night, visiting the Tile house.
- On Tuesdays and Sundays, you´ll get to dance at a 86 years old dancing hall
Ready to book? A little advice before you hit “Book now”
- Have a light lunch before, and come ready to eat.
- I´ll provide umbrellas if it’s raining, and if mother nature decides to demonstrate how much she hates us with a thunderstorm, we will use Uber, nothing will stop us.
- Dress comfortably and conservatively avoiding bringing with you valuables such as jewelry and big cameras. You can also wear dancing clothes on Sunday and Tuesday
- Bring a jacket, unless you are from Canada, if that’s the case, you´ll be fine with shorts and T-shirt (just kidding, the jacket is always a good idea)