Mexico City · Roma & Condesa
Roma & Condesa Tours during the 2026 World Cup
Roma and Condesa are the neighborhoods where Mexico City reinvents itself: art deco architecture, fine dining, mezcal bars and the best foodie scene in Latin America.
These two adjacent neighborhoods hold the city’s densest food scene and a unique mix of architecture: art deco, art nouveau and Porfiriato. They are the ideal area for international visitors interested in contemporary cooking, mezcal, Mexican wine and design. For small groups we craft curated taco routes, mezcal tastings with a maestro mezcalero and modern Mexican cuisine experiences in restaurants ranked among the top 50 in Latin America.
Foodies, young couples, professional groups and visitors who want to experience the cosmopolitan, walkable side of CDMX.
4 hours (food route) up to a full evening with dinner + mezcal bar.
Food · Architectural · Nightlife · Walkable
One of the most touristed and safest areas in the city. Walkable during the day and early evening. Reservations are mandatory at top restaurants and specialized mezcal bars.
We answer the most common questions about Roma & Condesa tours.
Yes — top restaurants in Roma and Condesa book up weeks in advance during the 2026 World Cup. We handle the reservation as part of the package.
Yes, it is one of the safest areas of the city thanks to constant tourist flow. We recommend a ride-share back to your hotel after 23:00.
We curate between 4 and 6 stops with tasting-size portions so you don’t fill up too quickly. Each stop tells a different story of Mexican cuisine.
Yes. Roma and Condesa are the most plant-based-friendly neighborhoods in CDMX and we accommodate special diets.
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