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.
CuisineModern Yucatecan
Price$$$$
Tasting menu$1,600 MXN
NeighborhoodNorte
ChefRoberto Solís
Book ahead1 week
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Location
Address: Avenida Andrés García Lavín 334, San Antonio Cucul, 97116 Mérida, Yucatán
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