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Discover Cabo San Lucas through its authentic flavors on this 3.5-hour food tour featuring 8 tastings at local favorites, led by a knowledgeable bilingual guide.
Exploring Cabo San Lucas beyond its popular tourist spots, the Foodie Grand Tour offers a flavorful journey into local Mexican cuisine. For $80 per person, this 3-hour 30-minute tour visits 6 distinct locations in the heart of Cabo, showcasing 8 tastings that span traditional dishes from beef to fresh seafood. The tour is ideal for those who want a genuine taste of Cabo’s culinary scene, guided by a friendly, knowledgeable bilingual host with a great sense of humor.
While the tour does not include alcohol or hotel transfers, it provides an excellent opportunity to explore lesser-known parts of Cabo San Lucas and discover where locals enjoy their meals. Its highly praised guides and well-curated stops make it a favorite among visitors, especially early in the trip to gather local food recommendations.


This tour begins at Plaza Amelia Wilkes C. in downtown Cabo, where the guides lead you on a short walk through lively streets filled with colorful sights and sounds. Instead of visiting tourist-centric restaurants, the focus is on local spots favored by residents. Here, you sample a variety of dishes that represent Mexico’s diverse cuisine, from succulent tacos to fresh ceviche and other regional specialties.
The stops are carefully chosen to highlight authentic flavors and hidden gems. The tour ends back at the starting point, making it convenient for further exploration or return to your hotel. The small group size enhances the experience, allowing for more personalized conversations and recommendations from your guide.
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Across six different venues, you’ll enjoy eight tastings tailored to satisfy every craving. These include delicious beef dishes, seafood options, and traditional Mexican snacks. Each location provides a glimpse into local culinary traditions and the stories behind each dish, making this more than just a food tour—it’s a cultural journey.
Some stops are family-run establishments, where the owner’s passion shines through in every bite. Others are well-loved local favorites, providing a taste of everyday Cabo life. The variety ensures that no matter your preferences, you’ll find something memorable to savor.

The tour is led by a friendly and knowledgeable bilingual guide with a great sense of humor. Multiple reviews praise the guide for sharing interesting facts about Mexican gastronomy and local history, adding depth to the tasting experience. One reviewer notes that the guide, Gregor, is funny, personable, and full of wisdom, making the tour both educational and entertaining.
The guides excel at making guests feel comfortable, encouraging questions, and providing recommendations for other places to explore in Cabo. Their local insights help visitors discover authentic dining spots beyond the usual tourist fare.

Expect a variety of dishes that showcase Mexico’s culinary diversity. The tastings include tacos, ceviche, and mole, along with refreshing mezcalitas and sweet churros. Each dish is prepared with fresh ingredients and reflects the local flavor profile.
Reviewers highlight the quality and deliciousness of the food, often mentioning fish tacos and local sauces that add a special touch. The portion sizes are enough to satisfy without overwhelming, making it a perfect introduction to Mexican street food and regional specialties.
The tour departs from Plaza Amelia Wilkes C. in downtown Cabo and covers walkable routes through colorful streets. Since hotel pick-up and drop-off are not included, visitors need to meet at the designated starting point. The group size is limited to 20 travelers, ensuring a more intimate experience.
The tour includes one soft drink—water, soda, or other non-alcoholic options—allowing guests to stay refreshed while sampling the flavors. Alcoholic beverages are not included, but guests can purchase drinks at each stop if they choose.
The activity is suitable for most travelers, as it is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for a wide range of physical abilities. The confirmation is immediate, and the tour operates most days, but travelers should book at least 36 days in advance due to its popularity.

One of the tour’s highlights is learning about local ingredients, such as tortillas, mole, and the origins of various dishes. Several reviews mention how the guide shares interesting cultural information, enhancing the experience beyond just tasting.
Guests appreciate the opportunity to learn about how dishes are prepared and the significance of certain ingredients. The tour not only satisfies the palate but also enriches understanding of local traditions, making each bite more meaningful.
Reviews consistently praise the guides for their expertise and personality. Gregor, in particular, is highlighted as funny, personable, and full of useful knowledge. His storytelling and insight into local food culture receive high marks.
Many guests mention visiting places they would not have discovered alone. The enthusiasm and friendliness of guides like Gregor and Anna are often the defining aspects of the tour, helping guests feel comfortable and engaged throughout.
While the tour is highly rated, some visitors have noted that explanations during stops can be more detailed. One review mentions that the guide, Anna, was friendly but lacked detailed descriptions of why certain spots were selected.
Plus, alcoholic beverages are not included, so those seeking a full drink experience may want to plan for additional purchases. Since hotel transfers are not part of the package, travelers need to arrange their transportation to the meeting point.
For travelers eager to see beyond the tourist zone and connect with local food culture, this tour offers a well-curated and authentic experience. The 8 tastings across six locations serve as a delicious introduction to Mexico’s diverse gastronomy, especially when paired with insightful stories from guides like Gregor.
The small group size, interactive stops, and friendly hosts make this tour a memorable, fun, and educational activity. Perfect for food lovers, cultural explorers, or anyone wanting to sample Cabo’s best local flavors in a relaxed setting.
“This was a 10/10 experience! This is great to do early in your trip so you can get great local recommendations for food. Everything we ate and dran…”
Is this tour suitable for vegetarians?
The description highlights meat and seafood tastings, so vegetarians might find limited options. Contact the tour provider for specific dietary accommodations.
Are drinks other than water or soda available?
Alcoholic beverages are not included but can be purchased at the stops. Guests interested in drinks like mezcal or beer should plan to buy separately.
How physically demanding is the tour?
The tour involves a short walk through downtown Cabo. It is suitable for most travelers, but those with mobility issues should confirm with the provider.
Can I join this tour if I don’t speak Spanish?
Yes, the guide is bilingual, speaking both English and Spanish, ensuring clear communication for most guests.
Where exactly does the tour start and end?
The tour begins and ends at Plaza Amelia Wilkes C. in downtown Cabo. No hotel pickup is included.
What should I bring for the tour?
Comfortable walking shoes and an appetite are recommended. Bring cash if you plan to purchase additional drinks or snacks at the stops.
This Foodie Grand Tour in Los Cabos delivers an authentic taste of local Mexican cuisine in a friendly, relaxed setting. Its well-chosen stops, delicious tastings, and knowledgeable guides make it a top pick for anyone eager to explore Cabo’s culinary scene beyond the usual tourist spots.