The culinary blossoming of Mexico City has given way to the creation of gourmet markets that are an obligatory stop on everyone's itinerary. Enter this chic world of fashion and try the delights that Mexico has to offer. Meet Mexican cheese expert curators who travel to small towns to find the best micro cheese making producers, try the traditional pozole, which is a broth cooked with white hominy, spices and meat, seasoned with radish, oregano and lettuce and let yourself be amazed by an internationally renowned Mexican chocolatier. Taste amazing chocolate flavors like caf□ de olla, mezcal with orange, and lime with chia. You'll also have the opportunity to try the tascalate, a typical chocolate drink with achiote (annatto), corn, vanilla and sugar.

The tour then visits an exclusive boutique dedicated to promote small producers of Mexican wines. Here, you'll have a private tasting to get into the world of Mexican wines with an expert sommelier from the Valle de Guadalupe.

Walking the streets of the Colonia Roma, you'll reach Colonia Ju□rez, a neighborhood that has been reborn in the last year harboring new culinary proposals. Visit one of the up-and-coming chefs of Mexican cuisine, famous for his innovative techniques that elevate Mexican ingredients to a higher level, creating unique flavors. Try either a meat or fish dish accompanied by mescal: agave traditional drink from Oaxacan origin.

Bread is typical of Mexico and on this tour you'll sample one that comes from one of the best chefs in Latin America. Immerse yourself in this mixture of guava and cheese that delights everyone who tries it.

At this point, you'll be given a bag of gourmet products from Tlapaler□a Gastronomica, a store which specializes in finding the best artisan producers, and reaching a high level of curatorship in products such as jams, honeys, preserves and Mexican sweets, leaving you ready for the next step.

In order to get a full vision of the Chilanga cuisine, it is necessary to try the cuisine of its greatest chefs. The tour concludes in Polanco, where you can choose a 2 or 3-course meal from one of the following restaurants: Pujol, Biko, Quintonil, Kaah Siis, Dulce Patria or Anatol (menu depends on restaurant chosen and includes a Mexican beer).