Mexico City · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
7 reviewed
Good lunch experiences book out fast, and the best go first. Here are the 7 standouts, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can lock it in before the calendar fills.
One day, three icons: Tlatelolco, Guadalupe Shrine, and Teotihuacan, with guide, transport, tequila tasting, and optional lunch.
“Really great tour and Geo explained everything really well and with such enthusiasum - she really elevated the experience. Recommend.”
Full day south of Mexico City with Coyoacán, UNESCO Xochimilco trajineras, UNAM murals, and optional Frida Kahlo museum and lunch.
“I did a private tour, so it was just me and my guide, David It was an excellent way to to truly connect and learn about Mexico City. I loved The blue house, and the boat ride, and hold a snake and an iguana 🦎!! David, my guide was very personable and knowledgeable. Going to the market for lunch was also wonderful 😊!”
Early access Teotihuacan tour from Mexico City with a bilingual guide, entry included, plus an optional lunch and a tequila/obsidian stop.
“Alex and Aldo were great guides! Made the whole day so much fun! Had a great time even though I was travelling solo”
Puebla, Cholula and Tonantzintla in one day from Mexico City with round-trip transport, guided stops, and optional lunch.
“Very good ,Alex the guide was great. The pyramid was different and exotic not like all the others. The walk around Pueblo was interesting but don’t miss the cathedral. It’s wonderful and the best cathedral I’ve been to in the americas and frankly rivals if not surpasses the many I’ve been to in Europe. I was the only one in my group to sign up for lunch. The others made a mistake. The mole sauce was exceptional.”
Guided Teotihuacán and Basilica de Guadalupe day trip with lunch. See Tlatelolco, climb Tepeyac, and visit the Sun and Moon pyramids.
“Teresa was fabulous! She was incredibly knowledgeable and a great guide. I would recommend this to anyone who wanted to learn more about the culture of Mexico and the surrounding cities.”
A guided volcano trek from Mexico City into Iztaccihuatl-Popocatepetl National Park, with lunch at a traditional market.
“Carlos was a fantastic guide. great fun, very helpful and goes out of his way regularly to make sure we have everything we need. the trek was so scenic and not too hard for a 13km bush track walk.”
Private Teotihuacán day trip from Mexico City with public transport, Sun and Moon Pyramids, cactus treats, and a homemade local lunch.
“Nathan was an excellent tour guide. Friendly, well informed, patient and fun to be with. Family dinner was excellent. Visited a home where we were given a tutorial on tequila and obsidian. Good value. Highly recommend. One comment: why meet at Museum of Modern Design and then walk to Bellas Artes to catch MetroBus?”
