Mexico · FOOD TOURS IN SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE
Good food tours in San Miguel de Allende fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste San Miguel specialties, hear local history, and explore downtown on a small-group walking tour with food, churros, and agua fresca.
“Omar was really interesting and fun. We learned so much about the history of San Miguel as well as the cuisines of Mexico!”
Taste San Miguel de Allende through five restaurants, local dishes, city history, and warm guiding on this intimate evening food walk.
“Very nice experience. Good food. Pascal was great. He even walked me back to my hotel as I came alone.”
Taste tequila, mezcal, sotol, bacanora and more with sommelier Alex in San Miguel de Allende, plus snacks and Mexican wine guidance.
“What a FANTASTIC experience. So with tastings, it’s inevitable that you’ll drink. Obviously…but with THIS it was so much more. Alex is so passionate about what he does, that you leave with more than just a buzz. You leave with a genuine appreciation of the Tequila/Mezcal. You learn quality, and how to tell the difference. You learn how products are made. Knowledge that I know I’ll remember for the long haul. We had a great group, and this was definitely a highlight for the trip. The only downside was that it’s advertised with “snacks/small plates for pairing.” We didn’t get any kind of food during the tasting, but outside of…”
Review of San Miguel de Allende’s Tres Raíces vineyard tour, with wine tasting, food pairings, transport, timing, value, and practical tips.
“The winery itself is beautiful and the wine is good. However after the tour and tasting we were told we had 90” to “ do whatever we liked”. Basically to go to the restaurant and order food and wine. We were not hungry and would have rather finished our time there. I’d just get a driver and go on my own so I could leave when I wanted”
Tour San Miguel de Allende’s vineyards, taste three Guanajuato wines, and enjoy local cheese, fruit, views, and hacienda architecture.
“I highly recommend this experience. We had a lovely drive from Fabrica la Aurora to the Lavista winery. Our driver Alain was charming and courteous. We toured the vineyards and winery with Estefania. She was very informative about the wine making process and patiently answered our questions. We tasted three wines with a cheese board while taking in the view of the San Miguel de Allende countryside. Very chill and relaxing. After the tour Alain drove us back to our home in San Miguel de Allende. Perfecto!”
Taste five Mexican dishes, hear San Miguel stories, and explore the city after dark on this intimate 3.5-hour food tour.
“Our guide was very enthusiastic. Having been a former chef, his insights were valuable. The historic perspective was also appreciated. We enjoyed it!”
Taste five Mexican chocolates while walking San Miguel de Allende’s landmarks, learning local food history with an English-speaking guide.
“We learned a lot about the history of chocolate. Arrive hungry because the four stops fill you up. They are sampling, artesian, pain o chocolate, chocolate, enchiladas with Molé, and drinking chocolate – cold is spectacular.”
Taste San Miguel’s best local dishes on a 3.5-hour walking tour with history, family-run eateries, desserts, and nieves de garrafa.
“Omar provided excellent & entertaining historical information. And the food was fantastic. Great way to start a visit to San Miguel de Allende!”
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