



by Sherpa Food Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$158This Mexico City Roma Norte Foodie Tour with Sherpa Food Tours is a walking tour lasting about three and a half hours that includes more than ten tastings showcasing Mexican cuisine. Participants choose between two options: the Traditional Food Tour or the Taco Tour. The Traditional Food Tour begins with a tasting of a barbacoa taco recognized by the Michelin Guide, paired with a local beer. The tour continues with stops to see historic architecture and learn about Mexico’s Revolution. In Roma Norte, guests visit a modern taqueria to try an innovative pork belly fusion taco. The tour includes handmade corn snacks and sweet horchata from Veracruz, supporting local communities. At Plaza Luis Cabrera, the guide points out early 20th-century architecture and shares stories related to La Revolución. Participants explore an arcade filled with cafés, shops, and design spaces. The Traditional Tour offers a farm-to-table tasting featuring two to three dishes made with sustainably sourced ingredients. The tour concludes with a generous feast inside a historic manor house, where classic flavors are combined with modern preparations, followed by a sweet dessert. The Taco Tour lasts about two and a half hours and focuses on regional taco varieties such as Cochinita Pibil, Al Pastor, and Birria, ending with a local dessert. Both tours are small-group walking experiences led by a local guide. All food and drinks are included, with vegetarian, lactose-free, and gluten-free options available upon request. Alcoholic beverages are also provided. Gratuities and transportation are not included.
Barbacoa Taco Tasting
Taste a barbacoa taco recognized by the Michelin Guide, served with a local beer during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Historic Architecture Walk
Spend 15 minutes learning about the historic buildings and stories related to Mexico’s Revolution.
15 min
Roma Norte
Visit a creative taqueria in Roma Norte for 15 minutes and taste an innovative pork belly fusion taco.
15 min
Roma Norte
During 30 minutes, the Traditional Tour includes handmade corn snacks and sweet horchata from Veracruz, while the Taco Tour features a Cochinita Pibil taco representing Mayan-Yucatecan cuisine.
30 min
Plaza Luis Cabrera
Admire early 20th-century architecture and hear stories about La Revolucion over a 15-minute stop.
15 min
Arcade with Cafés and Shops
Explore a beautiful arcade filled with cafés, shops, and design spaces for 15 minutes.
15 min
Roma Norte
The Traditional Tour includes a 45-minute tasting of two to three sustainable, farm-sourced dishes. The Taco Tour features a classic street taco such as Al Pastor or Birria.
45 min
Final Feast or Dessert
The Traditional Tour finishes with a feast of local dishes in a historic manor house with a modern twist, plus a sweet ending. The Taco Tour concludes with a local dessert; this stop lasts 45 minutes.
45 min
The guide will be waiting for you at Gonzalitos, a famous taquería located at Colima 76. (Just a heads-up: on Google Maps it incorrectly appears as Colima 71) You’ll recognize it by its white sign with the name “Gonzalitos.”




by Sherpa Food Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$158This Mexico City Roma Norte Foodie Tour with Sherpa Food Tours is a walking tour lasting about three and a half hours that includes more than ten tastings showcasing Mexican cuisine. Participants choose between two options: the Traditional Food Tour or the Taco Tour. The Traditional Food Tour begins with a tasting of a barbacoa taco recognized by the Michelin Guide, paired with a local beer. The tour continues with stops to see historic architecture and learn about Mexico’s Revolution. In Roma Norte, guests visit a modern taqueria to try an innovative pork belly fusion taco. The tour includes handmade corn snacks and sweet horchata from Veracruz, supporting local communities. At Plaza Luis Cabrera, the guide points out early 20th-century architecture and shares stories related to La Revolución. Participants explore an arcade filled with cafés, shops, and design spaces. The Traditional Tour offers a farm-to-table tasting featuring two to three dishes made with sustainably sourced ingredients. The tour concludes with a generous feast inside a historic manor house, where classic flavors are combined with modern preparations, followed by a sweet dessert. The Taco Tour lasts about two and a half hours and focuses on regional taco varieties such as Cochinita Pibil, Al Pastor, and Birria, ending with a local dessert. Both tours are small-group walking experiences led by a local guide. All food and drinks are included, with vegetarian, lactose-free, and gluten-free options available upon request. Alcoholic beverages are also provided. Gratuities and transportation are not included.
Barbacoa Taco Tasting
Taste a barbacoa taco recognized by the Michelin Guide, served with a local beer during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Historic Architecture Walk
Spend 15 minutes learning about the historic buildings and stories related to Mexico’s Revolution.
15 min
Roma Norte
Visit a creative taqueria in Roma Norte for 15 minutes and taste an innovative pork belly fusion taco.
15 min
Roma Norte
During 30 minutes, the Traditional Tour includes handmade corn snacks and sweet horchata from Veracruz, while the Taco Tour features a Cochinita Pibil taco representing Mayan-Yucatecan cuisine.
30 min
Plaza Luis Cabrera
Admire early 20th-century architecture and hear stories about La Revolucion over a 15-minute stop.
15 min
Arcade with Cafés and Shops
Explore a beautiful arcade filled with cafés, shops, and design spaces for 15 minutes.
15 min
Roma Norte
The Traditional Tour includes a 45-minute tasting of two to three sustainable, farm-sourced dishes. The Taco Tour features a classic street taco such as Al Pastor or Birria.
45 min
Final Feast or Dessert
The Traditional Tour finishes with a feast of local dishes in a historic manor house with a modern twist, plus a sweet ending. The Taco Tour concludes with a local dessert; this stop lasts 45 minutes.
45 min
The guide will be waiting for you at Gonzalitos, a famous taquería located at Colima 76. (Just a heads-up: on Google Maps it incorrectly appears as Colima 71) You’ll recognize it by its white sign with the name “Gonzalitos.”