Mexico City Bike Tours

Mexico City
Bike Tours

Flavors on two wheels: mexico city food tour

Discover the heart of Mexican culinary traditions on our exciting food and gastronomy bike tour.

Explore a bustling Mexican food market, where you’ll be immersed in the vibrant world of local cuisine. Pedal through lively streets, indulging in regional delights like tacos, quesadillas, and tamales, each with its own unique twist.

Engage with passionate cooks and artisans, uncovering the secrets of salsas, tortilla-making, and also the prehispanic coffee. This is your chance to savor Mexico’s essence, one bite at a time, as you explore the rich tapestry of flavors, history, and culture on two wheels.

Book This tour

72 USD

Duration
4 HOURS
Equipment included
bike and helmet


Food
All food tastings / 1 savored water
& 1 bottled water

GROUP SIZE

2-10

Flavors on two wheels

Reviews

★★★★★ 5/5
“The tour is very well designed with so many nice stops for food and snacks. Starting with a Mexico coffee and bread in the morning, followed by different type of Tacos. Different parts of the city was also well covered, such as Roma, Condesa and many nice places in the city. Very nice experience.”
Huan Z
John DoeCEO
★★★★★ 5/5
"Mexico City is awesome, but it really requires a fair amount of walking. After a week of ubering to a general location, and then hoofing it, a bike tour was just what the doctor ordered. The ride wear relatively flat and relaxed. We went on Sunday, which is a good day for everyone to ride. Stop number one was a tortilleria. Fresh corn tortillas along with various tacos prepared by a family that drives in 2 hours a day. Stop #2 was a different type of taco. Stop #3 was a lovely park. Dog enthusiasts will love it. Stop #4-6 I'll leave for you to discover, but a real "taste of Mexico". The final stop was really educational as well. The owners of the Cafe Ikigai covered Day of the Dead. Our guide Mazic?, was the absolute best. If you can request her, do so You will be full."
Ronald Stainer
★★★★★ 5/5
A wonderful experience! Bicycling in Mexico City felt surprisingly safe due to the care of our tour guide Marco. Arrive hungry - we tried 2 different kinds of tamales and atole, chocolates, tortillas, tacos, and Mexican sweets. I was definitely full by the end of the tour even with all the biking! Marco was fantastic at explaining all the different types of food, plus giving historical and cultural information about the areas we were in. Thank you Marco!
Jim Selman