We will begin with an introduction to Paseo de la Reforma, the Cuauhtemoc neighborhood, and taco basics! Everyone will receive a 'Taco Cheat Sheet' with a detailed description of the tacos we will try.

Discover two of Mexico City's most classic, emblematic tacos: tacos al pastor and gringas. While we enjoy our tacos, we'll learn some important taco essentials, like how to choose toppings and how to try each salsa to decide which one goes with which taco. We will start filling out our taco scorecards to rank each of the tacos we'll try during the tour.

We will sample some of the best birria in Mexico City! We will learn about tacos dorados and the history of birria, a classic way of preparing meat from the state of Jalisco.

Learn about the eternal debate among Mexicans: do quesadillas need cheese to be called quesadillas? We will visit a stand making delicious, authentic Mexico City quesadillas (with or without cheese!).

Savor some of Mexico City's most mouthwatering tacos de carnitas. We will learn about all the different kinds of carnitas and discover how to order carnitas.

Discover the fascinating history of Paseo de la Reforma, built by Mexico's last emperor. We will see one of the oldest buildings in this part of the city and learn about the history of the Cuauhtemoc and Juarez neighborhoods.

We will learn about the history of Mexico City's iconic Angel of Independence and have a chance to snap the classic Mexico City photo in front of the monument.

We'll try two more classic Mexico City tacos: tacos de suadero and tacos campechanos. We will learn about how these tacos are made and why they are so well loved in Mexico City! We will get a beer or soft drink and compare our taco scorecards.

We'll finish up at an authentic local Mexico City market, where we will see tortillas being made an an authentic tortilleria. We will visit a candy stall in the market to try out some delicious traditional Mexican candy as a sweet treat to end the tour!