Delicious Oaxaca Downtown Food Tour

Oaxaca, Mexico

Delicious Oaxaca Downtown Food Tour

From mole and mezcal to chocolate and chapulines (grasshoppers) — explore the magic of Oaxacan cuisine on this half day tour. Delight your taste buds and sample up to 15+ traditional food and drink selections from 4 tasting locations. Sip delicious aguas frescas (fruit waters) and taste mezcal straight up or in a cocktail. Explore the historic center and learn about the food and culture with a local guide. Discover why Oaxaca is the culinary capital of Mexico!

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Duration

Half Day

Travel Style

Cultural Immersion, Foodie Fun and Group Tour

Languages

English and Spanish
Tours are in English. Bilingual guides will translate in Spanish as needed.

Physical Activity

Light activity

Location

City/Urban

Connect

Wifi: Limited
Cell: Available
Starts at:

$125/person

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Speaks: English and Spanish

Details

Schedule

Tours start at 11:30am or 4:00pm

Availability

Flexible Departure Date
All year

Itinerary

What's Included

Activities

Eat a light breakfast. There is plenty of food on the tour for a filling lunch. We suggest not making an early dinner reservation on the day of your tour. Distance walked is about a mile. Mostly flat walking, some stairs. Tours occur rain or shine. Wear comfortable clothing, (hat, sunscreen) and good walking shoes.

Guide

Bilingual guide

Food

All meals included
Sample up to 15+ traditional food and drink selections from 4 tasting locations. Sip delicious aguas frescas (fruit waters) and taste mezcal straight up or in a cocktail.

Transport

Walk

Your Local Host

Oaxaca Eats Food Tours

Oaxaca Eats Food Tours

Locally Owned Social Enterprise

Oaxaca Eats is like a stroll through the historic Centro with a friend taking your time to eat at 4 curated restaurants that feature both traditional Oaxacan cuisine and its modern expressions. You’ll come away feeling deeply satisfied, not just by the delicious variety of food and drink but by your newfound appreciation for this unique part of Mexico.

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Getting There

Transport options

Walk/hike, Taxi and Local transport
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