CDMX · EVENING EXPERIENCES
10 reviewed
Good evening experiences sell out around weekends and holidays, and the great ones go first. The 10 best sit below, priced and timed, with a line on who each suits.
Eat tacos, sip beer or mezcal, and learn the chants before a thrilling Lucha Libre match in Mexico City with El Taco Club.
“From the moment I walk in . I was treated so much car. The tour guides were amazing. The tacos amazing and the best part was the match”
See Mexico City lit up at night from a panoramic double-decker bus, with major landmarks, city neighborhoods, and an English audio guide.
“we booked an English quided tour but all was in Spanish. wifi and mobile like was not working as well. very disappointed 😞”
Taste nine tacos, mezcal, and beer across Mexico City with a small English-speaking group, local guide, and air-conditioned transport.
“Fernanda (sp?) was our host for the tour. We were driven to many different stops around the city. The transportations/driver was excellent. We tasted 9 tacos and they were all different. The food really covered the span of tacos from traditional and modern including a Michelin star taco stand. We had a fun night. The tour was only 4 people so very personable. Fernanda was sweet and a good source of knowledge. Highly recommend. We are major foodies and love Mexico City.”
See Mexico City after dark from a Turibus double-decker, passing Reforma landmarks, glowing monuments, and the Zócalo for $10.
“Nice Tour! You see everything and the vibe at night is amazing :) Things worked out nicely with the agency, we had no issues. I totally recommend especially for the price!”
Review of Narvarte At Night in Mexico City, a small-group taco walk with local food, beer, four mezcals, and a chef-led tasting.
“Fernando was a great tour guide! He was very knowledgeable about food and the history of food which was amazing! The tacos were delicious! My favorite was the Al pastor! The Mezcal tasting was also great and very informative. Highly recommend this your me and my Partner had an amazing time.”
Eat across Roma Norte on a three-hour taco and mezcal crawl with a local guide, generous tastings, cultural insight, and smart CDMX food tips.
“I cannot recommend this tour enough. We did our tour with Ishmael and he was extremely knowledgeable and personable. Our group was wonderful and it felt like a bunch of friends hanging out, drinking and eating tacos together. It was definitely a highlight of our trip!! Thank you for an incredible taco tour!!”
See Mexico City from an open-top bus, hopping off at the Zócalo, Chapultepec, museums, Polanco, and Paseo de la Reforma.
Eat your way through Mexico City on a four-hour taco and mezcal tour with five taquerías, local history, transport, and nine tacos.
“Alma was the best tour guide, and I can’t recommend her or Sabores Mexican Food Tours enough. She is incredibly knowledgeable about Mexican cuisine and its history, and her passion really shines through. This tour was the perfect way to spend our first night in Mexico City, and Alma deserves all the credit for making it such a memorable experience.”
See Mexico City’s Zócalo, Reforma, Angel of Independence, and illuminated monuments from an open-air double-decker bus for $10.
“Great tour going through the main attractions, very good service from the Turibus personnel at the main counters”
Review of a 6-night Central Mexico tour from Mexico City, covering Teotihuacan, Taxco, Puebla, Cholula, Xochimilco, hotels, costs, and travel tips.
“Saw everything promised with few exceptions in our Central Mexico tour. Traffic in Mexico City delayed things enough that we didn't get more than a drive-by of the Cortez palace in Cuernavaca, spent all our time on the cathedral visit there. An overnight in Taxco would have made that long day more fulfilling, with more time to spend investigating the byways of the town. Our guide/drivers, all of them, were aggressive but competent on the road, and comfortably bilingual. My wife speaks Spanish, and talked animatedly with other passengers in the vans. After a long journey through the south end of Mexico City we were delighted with the utter change…”
