
explore BEYOND CDMX TOURIST AREAS

local & family-owned businesses only

Small groups
of maximum 6 people

Most TOURISTS IN Mexico City stay within the same neighborhoods, eat at the same places, and leave thinking that is all the city has to offer. Hungry Nomads is a Mexican-owned operation that works exclusively with family businesses and street stands that have been feeding this city for decades, places you will not find in any travel guide because the people who eat there never needed one. We keep our groups small, maximum 6 people, because that is the only way to eat and move through this city the way locals actually do.





mexico city's
after-dark eats
Understanding the street food scene and local life after sunset

CDMX Staples &
street food
Navigating through the market's staples to Mexico City's plates

Downtown
half-day eats
A shorter walk for those who want to eat the city in just a few hours








I'm John Chávez, born and raised in Mexico City. I founded Hungry Nomads to share the city I know. I’ve spent years refining my routes to ensure you only sit at the tables where the food has a story to tell. My goal is simple. I take you away from the noise to meet the faces behind the stalls who feed this city every day. I’m here to help you understand this city through the food that actually defines it.



MATTHEW KEMPTON
GOOGLE MAPS / MAY 2024
Do it, do it, do it!! We just completed the Authentic CDMX Street Food with John from Hungry Nomads. What a fantastic experience it was. John has a great style in delivering this tour that covers the Mexico City street food scene. Starting in the Jamaica Market the tour included not only sampling a number of taco styles, Moles, fruits and insects (you've gotta put yourself our there to eat what the Mexicans eat) but also included the background to each dish, it's history, how it's made and, importantly, how it's eaten. All this was topped of with Pulque (a traditional fermented drink) and Churros. Make sure you bring your appetite (we were very full by the end of the tour) and an inquiring mind. The tour included travel on the Mexico City public transportation system which was an added bonus.





















