The 7 Best Lunch Experiences in Mexico City

1.Teotihuacan, Guadalupe Shrine & Tlatelolco Day Tour with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 11,603 reviews · 9 hours (approx.) · from $39Our pick

Spend about nine hours with an English-speaking guide such as Alicia, Gio, or Leonardo, visiting Tlatelolco, the Guadalupe Shrine, an obsidian workshop, and Teotihuacan. Round-trip transport and site admission are included. Add the buffet lunch, or choose the private option for hotel pickup.

“David was such an amazing and informative tour guide, loved all the activities at Tenochtitlan and learning about the many uses of the maguey plant! Definitely well paced and wrapped up by dinner time.”

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2.Xochimilco, Coyoacan and Frida Kahlo with Optional Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 7,320 reviews · 9 hours (approx.) · from $34Best value

Spend about nine hours exploring Coyoacán’s cobbled streets, Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul or Casa Kahlo, Xochimilco’s canals and UNAM’s murals. Guides such as Gerson, Barbie, David and Ligia have earned praise for lively explanations. Choose shared transport or upgrade to a private hotel pickup.

“Great experience. Amazing places to visit and great fun activities. Hector and Salvador were energetic and informative.”

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3.Teotihuacan Early Access Guided Tour with optional Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 6,138 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $39

Leave central Mexico City at 6:20 a.m. for an early visit to Teotihuacan, where guides such as Alan, Antonio, Lily, and Alex explain the pyramids, murals, and Avenue of the Dead. The day also includes an obsidian workshop and tequila tasting, with an optional restaurant lunch.

“Great tour with Alicia and Francisco. Informative and fun. We really enjoyed the tour around teotihuacan.”

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4.Puebla, Cholula & Tonantzintla Day Trip with Optional Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,702 reviews · 11 hours (approx.) · from $49

Spend about 11 hours visiting Cholula’s pyramid and churches, Santa María Tonantzintla’s remarkable Indigenous Baroque interior, and Puebla’s cathedral, Zócalo, Rosario Church, and El Parián market. Guides such as Álvaro, Omar, Arantxa, and Rodrigo are praised for lively historical explanations. Lunch is optional.

“Bernie was a great tour guide. Very knowledgeable, friendly. Great to give us instructions in English and Spanish. Puebla was my favorite part I would like more time to explore the city.”

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5.Teotihuacan & Basilica Guadalupe Tour with lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 493 reviews · 8 to 9 hours (approx.) · from $59

This 8 to 9-hour Mexico City tour combines Tlatelolco, the Basilica of Guadalupe, and Teotihuacan. You’ll travel by air-conditioned minivan, hear site explanations from an English or multilingual guide, climb near Tepeyac Hill, see Juan Diego’s sacred relic, eat a three-course lunch, and browse local handicrafts.

“Highlight of the tour was visit to the pyramids and shrine to Our Lady of Guadalupe. Could do without the stop at the tequila farm to peddle store sales as well as the buffet style lunch”

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6.Guided Volcano Trek with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 242 reviews · 9 hours · from $105

Leave Mexico City for a guided 13-kilometer trek in Iztaccihuatl-Popocatepetl National Park. Guides such as Alan, Carlos, Bernardo, and Cesar adjust the pace, explain the volcanoes and local plants, and lead you to views of smoking Popocatepetl before a traditional market lunch.

“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.”

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7.Unlock Teotihuacan Pyramids: Private Tour & Delicious Local Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 193 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $220

Meet at Casa de los Azulejos at 8:30 a.m. and travel with an English-speaking guide to Teotihuacan. Walk the Avenue of the Dead, visit the Sun and Moon Pyramids, sample local treats, meet artisans, and share a home-cooked lunch with a local family. Expect about 6 km of walking.

“Arturo the driver was awesome! He'd show me little extra trees and such. Rodrigo was very well spoken (chingon!!) and had so much cool information to share. They were a deligtd. Bring layers. It's warm climbing the pyramids. It is a good hike. Wear comfy shoes. The vistas are outta this world. Be prepared for a long day. After Teohuatican, you have a few drinks see handmade obsidian, then a homemade dinner. I'm vegetarian. No problem. I had nopales with rice and horchata. I suggest leaving tips at these stops. Free food and drinks? It's amazing. I also tipped the driver and tour operator. 10 hours of friendliness and transport.”

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