STREET FOOD AT NIGHT – FOR THE HARDCORE FOODIES
FOR THE HARDCORE FOODIES IN SEARCH FOR THE REAL DEAL
EVERY DAY
Crowded bus rideStreet food onlyNot Gluten FreeNOT DRINKING TOURKids pay full price
Day of the dead itinerary
Condesa (Same as Mexican Food 101)
Te meeting point will change to a very close location near by the subway, keep an eye on your notifications please.
- Traditional cantina for pulque tasting
- Enmolada (mole enchilada)
- Pambazo
- Campechano taco
- Green chorizo taco with optional beer
- Fruit tasting
- Tinga tostada
- Squash blossom quesadillas
- Optional photoshoot with the Marigolds
- Walk around the special seasonal market for decorations and incense
- Fried esquites
- Corn flan
- Pan de muerto (seasonal only)
- Candied fruit (seasonal only)
Metro back to Condesa
- Cocktail or mocktail
Te route is a once in a lifetime chance to see the market at night, marigolds, incense, decorations we never visit this market at night having the chance to see it afterwork is a unique privilege.
When Mexico City goes dark, the real food scene wakes up. We follow smoke, noise, and instinct into neighborhoods where the grills are hot, the recipes are serious, and the flavors are not toned down for tourists. This tour is for people who travel with curiosity — and eat with courage.
Raw, bold, unapologetically local. We eat standing up, on the street, surrounded by locals finishing their workday or starting their night. Think legendary tacos, late-night antojitos, pulque, and bites you won’t find on Google Maps. No scripts, no trends — just places that earn their reputation every single night.
This tour is not for everyone. But perfect for the right people. If you’re looking for comfort food, predictable flavors, or a polished experience, this isn’t it. If you want the best street food Mexico City has — the kind locals argue about — book now. Nights like this don’t repeat.
This experience is for people who travel to be challenged, not comforted. If you want the best street food Mexico City has — the kind that doesn’t care if you like it — book now. If you want “safe,” “clean,” and “polished,” there are plenty of other tours.
What are we going to do?
Itinerary
What are we going to do?
No real local night is complete without a pulquería visit, the government has been trying to banned them for the last 100 years, but they keep going strong preserving the prehispanic tradition.
THE FACTS
All the important information
THE FACTS
Practical information
Meeting point: Condesa
End point: Santa María la Ribera
Transportation: Metrobus
Walking: 4,000 steps
Group size: 7
Tasting stops: 7
Accommodations
Kids friendly:Yes!!
Stroller friendly: No
Wheelchair friendly:No
Pet friendly:No
Fitness level: low
MIND THE METROBUS HUGE GAP
Diet accommodations
- Pork-free
- Beef-free
- Vegetarian (But meat is cooked on the same surfaces)
- Dairy-free
- Mushroom-free
- Cilantro-free
- Spice-free options
- Avocado-free
- Raw onion-free
- Mild nut allergy
- Gluten-free
- Vegetarian and dairy free is vegan and we can’t take it sorry
- Pork and beef free options are vegetarian. No chicken available
Allergies and restrictions we can’t accommodate
- Severe celiac disease
- MSG Allergy
- Vegan diet
- Keto diet
- Onion allergy
- Garlic allergy
- Beans allergy
- Severe nut, sesame, peanut allergy
- Corn allergy
- Tomato allergy
- Please check before booking if you have any life threatening allergy
Food you can expect to eat
- Cochinita Torta
- Tongue, tripe, brisket tacos
- Campechano tacos
- Deepfried quesadillas
- Tamales
- Churros
- **On Mondays we have Northern style tacos instead of the second food stop
Drinks inclusions
- Bottled water
- Pulque
- Soft drinks
THE ITINERARY IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE LAST MINUTE DUE STALLS AVAILABILITY AND TRAFFIC CONDITIONS
FREE CANCELATIONS 10 DAYS BEFORE THE TOUR
FREE RESCHEDULING 2 DAYS BEDORE THE TOUR (ACCORDING TO AVAILABILITY)
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IF YOU ARE A PLANNER THIS INFORMATION IS GOLD
things to consider before booking to have a great time with us
IF YOU ARE A PLANNER THIS INFORMATION IS GOLD
- Have a light lunch, the food on this tour is heavy, you might want to take it easy before.
- Your guide will be in touch via SMS or WhatsApp 1 or 2 hours before the tour, make sure to check your phone
- Avoid bringing with you valuables such as jewelry and big cameras, we visit a non touristy and chaotic area where petty crime is common, don´t put yourself and the group in danger. Dangerous situations are easily avoidable by being discreet.
- Avoid wearing short skirts and revealing clothes if you don´t want to attract undesirable attention from men at the the street
- Plan to go for drinks after, is the best for digesting all the delicious food you’ll eat.
- THIS IS NOT A DRINKING TOUR. We can´t stress this enough. Drinking in the street is ilegal and you can go to jail. You can go for drinks after the tour.
- We work in streets, severe allergies can’t be accommodated because we cat avoid cross contamination and airborne particles. Be mindful with this please.
- This tour is suitable for vegetarians but meat and veggies will be cooked on the same surfaces. There will be stops with no options, but we compensate at other places.
- We ride the bus, and sometimes is packed, is a short ride and very easy, but we need you to understand this before booking. The metro’s has a HUGE gap, your guide will point it out to avoid accidents.
- This tour has very little sitting opportunities, we will be mostly standing and walking at a reasonable pace.
- This tour requires a low fitness level everyone is welcome
- We have many opportunities to use the restroom during the tour, just make sure to inform your guide in advance so she can plan ahead, because not all the bathrooms are easily accesible
- Consider that street bathrooms are basic and not the prettiest. They are clean just not fancy
- Sundays are a great day for this tour, all the stalls are fully operating and many restaurants close early on Sunday, so the tour is the best plan.
- Mondays are good, but the tripe and tongue taco stall is closed, we change this stop for amazing northern style tacos with flour tortillas, so it’s not that bad.
- Don’t book the day you arrive if your flight comes in after 3:00 pm, the traffic is crazy and you might not make it on time.
- If you are coming from Polanco or the Historic Center, consider that Ubers are sometimes hard to get at the time of the tour, planning to visit Condesa and Roma that day and arriving to the meeting point by walking, is the safest choice.
Rainy season in Mexico City goes from late May until late September, it usually starts raining at 6:00 pm. We will bring umbrellas but it’s advised to dress accordingly. Raincoats and waterproof shoes are best.