In Mexico City, a great night out is all about following the flavors. One minute, you're standing at a bustling taco counter; the next, you're biting into a warm churro or discovering a hidden bar where mezcal takes center stage.
Join a local guide on an evening food adventure through the vibrant neighborhoods of Juárez and Reforma. With five carefully selected stops, seven food tastings, and a memorable mezcal experience, this walking tour offers a delicious introduction to the city's street-food culture and drinking traditions.
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of your tour, your guide will be holding a yellow bag or WalksDevour sign. The tour meets at the Antiques Center Plaza del Ángel, Central Patio, accessed via Londres 161.
Begin at Tacos Atarantados, a stand known for its loud, fast, slightly chaotic energy. Taste trompo negro, a darker, smokier riff on classic al pastor, alongside a proper michelada.
Stop at Churrería El Moro, founded in the 1930s by a Spanish immigrant who found no one selling churros on Mexico City's streets. Grab one fresh, hot churro and keep moving.
The smell of suadero pulls you into Taquería La Chula. Eat your taco standing at the counter, no seating, no fuss, then continue past the murals of Mercado Juárez.
At Eskites Ruls, taste mini elotes grilled over open flame, paired with horchata made from blue corn instead of rice.
Finish at Agavito MPDL, a hidden, family-run mezcalería. Taste two pours side by side, one from Oaxaca and one from Puebla, alongside a mezcal cocktail and toasted chapulines.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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