Mérida: 3-Hour Walking Food Tour
Taste your way through Mérida on a 3-hour food tour. Explore the downtown areas of the city and savor authentic Mexican specialities.
CuisineBakery
Price$
NeighborhoodCentro Histórico
HoursMon-Sun 06:00-22:00
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Location
Address: Calle 50 460 x 53 y 55, Centro, 97000 Mérida, Yucatán
Also in Centro Histórico
La Cubana ★ 4.3
La Cubana on Calle 62 Mérida is a long-running Yucatán bakery turning out franquesa, marquesote and pan de muerto from a Centro counter since the 1960s.
Worth the queue: Franquesa
Panadería Rondel ★ 4.0
Panadería Rondel on Calle 65 in Mérida turns out Yucatecan pan dulce, hojaldras and conchas through the day, the neighborhood bakery near Lucas de Gálvez.
Worth the queue: Pan dulce surtido
Panadería La Cordobesa ★ 4.0
Panadería La Cordobesa on Calle 56 Mérida bakes the Yucatán birote and a sweet-bread case from 6am, a Centro neighborhood counter open until late evening.
Worth the queue: Birote
More bakeries in Mérida
Loncheros Pan Yucatán ★ 4.0
Loncheros Pan Yucatán on Calle 57 Mérida is the Santiago barrio's torta counter, cochinita and pavo en escabeche stuffed into birote loaves.
Worth the queue: Cochinita torta
Pastelería Pop ★ 4.1
Pastelería Pop in García Ginerés Mérida is a small pastry studio on Calle 31, layered cakes and birthday tortes built to order from a courtyard kitchen.
Worth the queue: Chocolate-cherry torte
La Cubana ★ 4.3
La Cubana on Calle 62 Mérida is a long-running Yucatán bakery turning out franquesa, marquesote and pan de muerto from a Centro counter since the 1960s.
Worth the queue: Franquesa
Panificadora Montejo ★ 4.2
Panificadora Montejo on Paseo de Montejo in Mérida is the city's morning-walk bakery, pan de muerto in October and Yucatecan birote loaves year-round.
Worth the queue: Pan de muerto
Panadería Rondel ★ 4.0
Panadería Rondel on Calle 65 in Mérida turns out Yucatecan pan dulce, hojaldras and conchas through the day, the neighborhood bakery near Lucas de Gálvez.
Worth the queue: Pan dulce surtido
Panadería La Cordobesa ★ 4.0
Panadería La Cordobesa on Calle 56 Mérida bakes the Yucatán birote and a sweet-bread case from 6am, a Centro neighborhood counter open until late evening.
Worth the queue: Birote