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LanguagesEnglish, Spanish
Group sizeUp to 30 travelers
Overview
Begin your food crawl in the historic streets of Mérida, where everyday life revolves around small eateries, family kitchens, and street stalls serving the dishes locals actually grow up eating in Yucatán.
You’ll meet your local guide and a small group of fellow travelers before starting a relaxed walk through carefully selected neighborhood spots.
At each stop, your guide explains what the food is, when locals eat it, and how it became part of the region’s culinary identity.
The pace is relaxed and social. There’s time to ask questions, take photos, and enjoy Mérida’s food scene without rushing between stops.
By the end of the crawl, you’ll have discovered iconic dishes of Yucatán, explored the city through its flavors, and shared a table with fellow travelers.
You leave with a deeper understanding of local cuisine, real memories of Mérida’s food culture, and the confidence of our 5-star money-back guarantee.
What's included
Small group to ensure an authentic and personalized experience.
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Guided walking tour through local bars, bakeries, and street stalls
Non-alcoholic drinks available upon request
8–10 tastings of traditional foods
What to expect
30m · Admission ticket included
The tour begins at Taquería La Lupita, a popular local taco spot in Mérida’s historic center. Here you’ll try cochinita pibil tacos, one of the most traditional dishes of the Yucatán Peninsula, served the way locals eat them every morning.
30m · Admission ticket included
Next, we visit Mercado de Santa Ana, a neighborhood market known for its authentic street food. You’ll taste panuchos or salbutes, two classic Yucatecan snacks made with handmade tortillas and traditional toppings.
30m · Admission ticket included
At Manjar Blanco, a well-known traditional restaurant, you’ll enjoy a classic regional dish such as papadzules or poc chuc, both deeply rooted in Yucatecan culinary traditions.
30m · Admission ticket included
The tour ends at La Negrita Cantina, a lively historic bar where you’ll enjoy a local drink and experience the social atmosphere of a traditional Mexican cantina.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
The Guide will meet you outside this address. His contact number will be sent by our booking manager.
End point
The Guide will meet you outside this address. His contact number will be sent by our booking manager.
Additional information
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
