CDMX · DINNER EXPERIENCES
Pick from these 11 and the day plans itself. Every entry carries its cost, its length and one plain reason to choose it.
Pair Mexico City’s theatrical lucha libre with a traditional dinner, private transport, and a local guide who makes the evening easy and fun.
“Jaime was fantastic. A thoughtful and knowledgeable guide and great company. We tremendously enjoyed our time with him.”
Review of Bellini’s revolving dinner in Mexico City, with 360-degree views, a three-course meal, hotel transfer details, and practical booking advice.
“Dispute some negative comments we proceeded with our adventure. The food was supurb both in presentation and taste. And the view was spectacular. Would highly recommend this tour to anyone.”
See a passionate three-hour flamenco show in Mexico City with live music, singing, dancing, wine, beer, or Spanish tapas in the premium option.
“Incredible experience. Each member brought their unique passion to the stage. Highly recommend”
Review of Xochimilco’s Day of the Dead night boat tour, with dinner, beer pairings, timing, value, logistics, and practical booking advice.
“The guide and included transportation were nice. I’ve done regular Xochimilco and it was better. I expected to see more light displays as pictured in the ad. Also, I could hear/understand the Catrina and I’m bilingual. For the price, I expected so much more. The food was delicious. Overall, pretty disappointing.”
Compare a four-course panoramic dinner with mariachi music, dancing, drinks, hotel transfers, and Plaza Garibaldi nightlife in Mexico City.
“Bad, unreliable service, avoid, did not show up on the day, mixed up dates although ticket states the correct date for the activity”
See top flamenco artists at Juncal Tablao in Mexico City, with music, dance, wine, and optional Spanish appetizers in a small venue.
“The performance was so gorgeous. The music was phenomenal and I cannot get over the talent of the dancer. She is incredibly devoted to her craft and we had the most amazing time. I was moved to tears. I highly recommend going to this flamenco show.”
Dine at Bellini on Mexico City's 45th floor with a revolving view, piano music, three-course dinner, and round-trip transport.
Share a three-course Mexican meal with Margarita in her Mexico City home, with garden drinks, family stories, and traditional dishes in San Ángel.
“Wow!! What an awesome experience! My friends and I thoroughly enjoyed this unique experience! Imagine being welcomed into someone’s beautiful home and they feed you to your heart’s content?! Everything was beyond delectable. I will definitely recommend this experience to everyone!”
Review of Mexico City’s lucha libre night with Arena Mexico tickets, dinner, hotel pickup, guides, pricing, seats, and practical booking advice.
“I booked this for my birthday, days in advance. This booking included pickup, show, and dinner, for $171 USD. I told them where my hotel was so I could be picked up.Day before they tell me my hotel wasn't in the pickup zone, I would need to pay more, for an uber. I asked them to tell me where I needed to uber to. They said they would let me know. Day of, I ask again, since I didnt hear back. They responded telling me to pay 500MXD more for a private guide, since no one else had booked the tour. This was 2 hours before. No one was going…”
Review of Mexico City’s Garibaldi by Night tour, with a revolving Bellini dinner, mariachi music, folklore show, transport, and practical tips.
“La cena y el ambiente de Garibaldi. El espectáculo de noche en Guadalajara fue una maravilla. Aaron hizo de la noche un lugar agradable y divertido. Tiene mucho conocimiento sobre la historia y folclore mexicano. Gracias Aarón.”
Pair dinner at Mexico City's revolving Bellini restaurant with live mariachi, dancing, and nighttime sights at Plaza Garibaldi.
“We had an amazing time. Gabby and Felipe are really nice and informative. The diner at Bellini was very good and the view was beautiful. Garibaldi square was amazing. They had a great show with mariachi and dancers. The also had dancing Latin music. We couldn’t go to the Zocalo because the streets were closed.”
