Tacos & Mezcal tour
An evening through Juárez & Reforma
Destination
Mexico City, Mexico
Duration
3 hours
Tour size
Max 10
Language
English
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Overview
Going out in Mexico City isn't about rushing to one bar, it's a wander: tacos on the sidewalk, a churro on the move, then a hidden mezcalería nobody finds by accident. This Mexico City tacos and mezcal tour follows that same unhurried rhythm through Juárez and Reforma, ending in an actual nightlife neighborhood so you can continue your evening.
- •Taste trompo negro, a smokier, darker twist on tacos al pastor that complicates everything you think you know about the dish
- •Eat standing at the counter, no menu, no table, exactly how Mexico City actually eats street tacos
- •Step into a hidden mezcalería found by nobody wandering past on their own
- •Compare two mezcals side by side, one from Oaxaca and one from Puebla, agave distilled two completely different ways
- •Finish in an actual nightlife neighborhood, with recommendations for wherever the night goes next
What's included
- 7 food tastings and 4 drinks across 5 stops, michelada to mezcal, enough for a full meal
- A late-night walking route through Juárez, Reforma, and Romita
- A local English-speaking guide who knows exactly where locals actually go
- A close near Parque Pushkin, with recommendations for the rest of your night
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What to expect
Tacos Atarantados: loud, fast, a little chaotic, exactly like the name
The night opens at a taco stand named for being dazed and a bit reckless, and it delivers exactly that energy. Taste trompo negro, a darker, smokier riff on classic al pastor built from black chiles instead of the usual red adobo, alongside a proper michelada. It's the loudest stop of the night, on purpose.
Churrería El Moro: a century-old detour, kept quick
A Spanish immigrant found no one selling churros on Mexico City's streets in the 1930s and fixed that with a Zócalo cart. Grab one fresh, hot churro and keep moving, a sweet, fast breather squeezed between two savory stops.
“The taco stops get loud fast. Then guests walk into the mezcal bar and go quiet without anyone telling them to.”
Sara,
WalksDevour Tour Guide
“This isn't a bar crawl. It's a whole experience, from taco stands to a hidden room where the only thing on the menu is mezcal.”
Miguel,
WalksDevour Tour Designer
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