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The Top 9 Cooking Classes in Mexico City, Ranked

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Mexican Cooking Class with Food Market Visit in Mexico City

Mexican Cooking Class with Food Market Visit in Mexico City - Cooking in a cozy private setting (not a big show kitchen)

1.Mexican Cooking Class with Food Market Visit in Mexico City

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 506 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $124Our pick

Shop a Mexico City market, then cook classic Mexican dishes with a chef. Small group, recipes, and a mezcal tasting included.

“A really fun way to experience mexican cooking! Interesting to learn about the different foods we used and the tacos were the best thing I ate in over 2 weeks in mexico! Rolf was patient and knowledgeable and balanced us getting to help cook with having time to eat and enjoy the food. Highly recommend!”

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Essence of Mexico: Authentic Mexican Cooking Class & Market Tour

Essence of Mexico: Authentic Mexican Cooking Class & Market Tour - Start at Aura Cocina Mexicana with agua fresca and ingredient basics

2.Essence of Mexico: Authentic Mexican Cooking Class & Market Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 289 reviews · 4 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $178

Hands-on Mexico City cooking class plus Mercado Medellín market tour. Cook sopes, mextlapiques, mole blanco, and dessert with drink pairings.

“This was such a fun and cultural experience for my family. Chef Pame was so knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommend as a must do when visiting CDMX”

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Mexican Cooking Class & Cocktails in Mexico City

Mexican Cooking Class & Cocktails in Mexico City - Cooking in a Private Home Kitchen: The Real Atmosphere

3.Mexican Cooking Class & Cocktails in Mexico City

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 134 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $132

Shop for Mexican ingredients and cook a 3-course meal with expert guidance, plus 3 cocktail recipes in a small group in CDMX.

“My boyfriend and I had the absolute best time! learning to cook and making new friends. I wanted to learn new recipes and I definitely did and for him it was unexpectedly fun, he was going more for me but ended up saying “unexpectedly my favorite activity from our trip”. We’ve decided that any new country we go to we’re gonna do this every time!”

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Private Mexican Cooking Class with Gastronomic Historian, Lucia

Private Mexican Cooking Class with Gastronomic Historian, Lucia - Your 3-hour plan: cooking, then eating like you mean it

Mexico City: Mexican Cooking Class

Mexico City: Mexican Cooking Class - A Cozy Kitchen With Real Participation (Small Group of 6)

5.Mexican Cooking Class

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 85 reviews · 3 hours · from $121

Hands-on Mexican cooking class in Mexico City with a market ingredient hunt, small-group chef coaching, and a three-course meal you make.

“Chief was amazing! Very in-depth and structured from the grassroots. Highly recommend everyone to experience this gem experience.”

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México City: Street Food to Home Cooking Food Tour

México City: Street Food to Home Cooking Food Tour - What you’ll actually eat: 10 tastings across regions and time

6.México City: Street Food to Home Cooking Food Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 84 reviews · 4 hours · from $110Best value

Eat street food in Roma, then get invited home for tamales and hot chocolate. 10 tastings, mezcal flight, and chocolate pairings in 4 hours.

“We have done food tours all over the world. The ones in Paris were our gold standard, but after taking this one with Yiban, this s the new gold standard. Yiban had an easy going way about him that made us all feel like old friends. He had warned us in advance to come hungry. After going to seven places and eating birra, seafood tacos, carnitas, tortas and drinking beer and horchata that tasted like vanilla ice cream, we were stuffed. But the best was when Yiban took us to his home to meet his beautiful wife, Daniela. She had prepared a lovely table and served us the most delicious…”

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3h Cooking Class in Mexico City: 8 Recipes & Bottomless Drinks

3h Cooking Class in Mexico City: 8 Recipes & Bottomless Drinks - Meeting the Chef and Getting Set Up Like a Regular

7.3h Cooking Class in Mexico City: 8 Recipes & Bottomless Drinks

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 59 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $110

Cook eight classic Mexican dishes in a real Mexico City home kitchen, with unlimited drinks, step-by-step guidance, and recipes to take home.

“This is a unique opportunity to meet a local, and learn about Mexican culture & cuisine. Food is prepped so that the cooking is fun & not too labor intensive. We made and tasted several different traditional foods.”

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Private San Angel Tour & Cooking Class in Mexico City with Lucia

Private San Angel Tour & Cooking Class in Mexico City with Lucia - Taxi to Lucía’s Home: a high-comfort cooking day (not a commercial class)

8.Private San Angel Tour & Cooking Class in Mexico City with Lucia

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 56 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $155

Shop San Ángel’s Mercado with Lucía, then cook authentic Mexican dishes in her home and eat together for a full food-focused 5 hours.

“Lucía was the best, our communication was great and she tried to accommodate our requests with no fuss. The whole experience was better than expected. Everyone that visits Mexico should do this tour… highly recommended!!”

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Mexico City : Street Food to Home Cooking Food Tour

México City: Street Food to Home Cooking Food Tour - What you’ll actually eat: 10 tastings across regions and time

9.Street Food to Home Cooking Food Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 44 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $113

Walk Roma Norte and Roma Sur, snack your way through a real market, then finish with Yibran and Daniella’s home tamales and hot chocolate.

“This food tour with Yibran was the best food tour we've ever done - not only because of the quantity of the food (so much food!) but the quality and variety of the items and the great conversation with Yibran along the way. Not only did he take us to his/his family's favorite spots in the neighborhoods where he grew up, but he took us into his home for some home-cooked tamales and the best hot chocolate ever made by his lovely and gracious wife Daniella! I would recommend this food tour to everyone who wants to try a lot of different types of dishes representing many regions of Mexico…”

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