Culinary Secrets of the Centro Histórico, with Culinary Backstreets

On this food tour in Mexico City, we’ll be exploring the district’s deep tracks – with an emphasis on the out-of-the-way food spots. We’ll start the day off by visiting two neighborhood breakfast institutions. As we work our way through the bustling Centro’s cobblestoned streets, we’ll also stop by several beloved food stands, from one serving the area’s best carnitas to another that sells escamocho, a tropical fruit cocktail like no other. We’ll duck into a side alley for homey enchiladas at a workers’ lunch spot and explore the edible offerings at a 1930s-era covered market that is also home to a stunning display of public art. There will be a stop for a bite and a drink with the regulars at a neighborhood cantina that remains unchanged from when it first opened 100 years ago and then, to end the day, a sit down at another classic cantina for a meal of botanas, hearty home-style dishes that redefine upwards the concept of “bar snacks.”

Our day will consist of a series of delicious bites and intriguing sites, starting off with this bustling historical plaza, from where we will head out in search of the historic center’s best eats.

Among the fascinating cultural stops we will make is this one, where we will visit one of the oldest synagogues in Mexico City.

In between tacos, sweets and freshly-squeezed juices, we will stop at some of the historic center’s most fascinating colonial-era buildings, such as this old palace.

One of the historic center’s most beautiful buildings, the famous House of Tiles, will also give us a chance to take in another delicious bite along our route.

Along with tasting some of the historic center’s best eats, we’ll also learn about the area’s fascinating history through visiting sites such as this one, which during the colonial period served as a staging ground for journey’s all the way up to what is now New Mexico.

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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• This Tour is Provided by Culinary Backstreets Walks.
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