Jamaica Market (Mercado Jamaica)

Knowing the best spots for an authentic market experience can be tricky in the urban capital. Visit a classic market on a small-group tour, and allow your senses to be stirred as you stroll by stalls of fresh flowers, ripe fruits, and sweet candies. Have a go at bartering, benefiting from your local guide’s tips and advice, and enjoy included samples of market goodies.

Would you like to taste Mexico City’s genuine street food made for locals and discover the most authentic flavours? Explore two of the most important and traditional markets of Mexico City, check how the tortillas are made inside a small tortilla factory and taste the tradicional snacks of a market. Discover the favorite street food spots of the Historical Center according to the locals and learn about the history and preparation of each of them. Visit a traditional pulquería and taste the delicious pulque, an emblematic drink of Mexico that is still unknown in many countries. - 11 different street food tastings included. Take into account that some stops are essential and unfortunately don’t offer vegetarian options. - Getting into the subway and learn how the public transportation works. - 5 hour street food walking tour of Mexico City's Historical Center.

Stray from the tourist trail and explore the markets of Mexico City like a local on a food tour. This tour, which is designed with first-time visitors in mind, reveals food stalls that many visitors miss out on, and introduces you to less-typical Mexican dishes that you may never have heard of. Come hungry as all food and drinks are included.

On this experience you'll get to know more about Mexican food and its markets while enjoying amazing bites and learning its history and rich culture behind each dish.

Attention, foodies. Uncover the culinary underpinnings of La Roma and Condesa in Mexico City on this 4-hour food walking tour. An in-the-know guide whisks a small group of up to 8 people to local gems not frequented by tourists, including pastry shops, pozole spots, markets and street vendors who whip up freshly made tortillas. As you eat and walk about this food mecca, discover for yourself why Mexican cuisine was declared a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.