Tijuana Walking Street Food Tour with Wild Foodie Tours





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Join Wild Foodie Tours to eat at your way through Tijuana like a local on our walking street food tour designed for food lovers. You'll also visit Tijuana's largest open-air market, pass by the iconic arch of downtown Tijuana for a photo op, and cross the bustling Avenida Revolución, the heart of Tijuana. Experience all the unique fun, food, and adventure this sister city of San Diego has to offer.
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- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Passports are required for all visitors
- We cannot accommodate late arrivals or no shows
- Not recommended for travelers with mobility issues
Reviews(20)
Albert was a great tour guide. He had a perfectly planned food tour. The food stops were excellent. He was a great communicator in the planning stages and throughout our walking tour. Highly recommend and can’t wait to plan our next food tour with him.
We had such a great time we got to explore the Realty Tijuana. Our guy in Albert took us to the local Mercado’s and local food spots. Everything was excellent and he was so knowledgeable of the city and the culture. I definitely recommend if you wanted authentic experience book with him.
Delicious and unexpected! Albert took us to street food vendors we would have never tried on our own. As new Tijuana visitors, he guided us through everything, food and transportation included. You will walk - a lot - but it is worth it for a unique cultural culinary experience! Thanks, Albert!! 👍👍👍
This is definitely a great street foodie walking tour. You get to enjoy the best of local vendors. He has a lot of knowledge of the local tastes and freshness that make up Tijuana. This is a very raw type of tour. You take public transportation to and from border and walk through some areas that you would not normally go through if you were visiting on your own, but you definitely find some amazing food. The locals know him and he has a good relationship with them. From the sweet, juiciness of the mango, the fresh marlin tacos, and the best chile verde pork tamale I have ever had. Considering I’ve made tamales since I was a child I was very impressed. To the very end of the homemade churros made fresh just for us. A nice crispness with a soft center and just enough sugar and cinnamon. Plan accordingly and take walking shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, and patience for crossing the border back and forth. Thank you Albert.
If you’re looking for an Anthony Bourdain-esque food adventure in TJ, look no further! Albert took our family to some legitimately delicious spots off the beaten path, and it was really fun to share it with fellow foodies on the tour. A local even stopped to ask us how we heard about one of our taco stops, since it’s not a tourist spot. That’s how we knew it was legit! The tour was expertly curated based on Albert’s years of experience dining through TJ. We experienced fresh fruit and regional snacks at the open air market, locals shopping on a Sunday, the freshest ceviche, a variety of different tacos, beverages, and the best churros we’ve ever had. We also learned a lot of new things about Mexico! Albert was really kind, funny, and generous. This tour is also great for kids! At the end of the tour, my niece said, “I’m only going to back Mexico if Albert’s touring.” I highly recommend him, great guy!
Wow, your thoughtful review means a lot to me so here's a big THANK YOU! Anthony Bourdain was my hero and he's the one who inspired my food tours. I love taking visitors off the beaten path to where the locals go, diving right into the food and culture of Mexico. It truly makes me so happy to be able to partake in the food, culture, and adventure of Tijuana with such an appreciative and enthusiatic family as yours. I'm sure we would make Anthony Bourdain so proud.
Great walking tour, fun experience to see how the locals eat. Great food and would highly recommend
So glad to hear you enjoyed the food tour. I hope you'll join us again in the future.
Albert was a reliable, knowledgeable and experienced tour guide. We got the full experience from crossing the border to eating from street vendors. He had great communication throughout the process. Fun way to experience Tijuana.
Hi Melissa, what a fun time with you and the small group we had. I hope you'll join us again on a future food tour.
Must-visit Tijuana walking street food tour with Albert! Our family of 5 really enjoyed the food walking tour in Tijuana. It was fun to walk through local areas, enjoying food, the market, and learning about the beautiful culture & history! The tastings were all delicious -we loved the fish tacos and all the different flavors of the agua Fresca! It felt safe & easy to navigate around the city! I think it benefits everyone to book direct on the wild foodie tours website--cheaper prices for us and the guides avoid having to pay the high commissions. This tour offers a unique off-the-beaten-path foodie experience with lots of authentic Mexican food!
Thank you so much for your thoughtful review. I had such a memorable time with you and your family. Here's to more food, culture, and adventure!
The Tijuana Walking Street Food Tour was just what we were looking for. Albert was knowledgeable in getting around the area and where the best places to stop for a bite to eat were. I felt safe and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. We got to sample a variety of foods and were able to purchase additional items along the way. I was so full by the time the tour was done! I highly recommend taking a food tour with Albert!
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I had a great time with you while enjoying the spots where the locals go.
It was a great experience. My tour guide was very knowledgeable about the area and the food. When walking around the open air market he knew just about all the things there and I was able to learn more about what they eat and some things I eat but had no idea what it looked like. During the walking tour we went to where the locals ate so to me the food was very good and authentic as opposed to the busy tourist area. He also pointed out areas such as the hotel where the first Cesar salad was made and the red lights district was. Not only did I learn about the food but the history as well, it was a great experience
So glad to hear you had a fun time in Tijuana! This city certainly has so much to offer and I hope you'll join us on a future food tour.



