Street Food Walking Tour in Merida
Disover Yucatecan culinary secrets. Explore Mérida’s streets through authentic flavors, delight yourself by tasting local dishes at the main market, a seafood spot, a...
Esquites Plaza Grande is a street-food stop in Centro Histórico, Mérida.
Editorially verified June 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Disover Yucatecan culinary secrets. Explore Mérida’s streets through authentic flavors, delight yourself by tasting local dishes at the main market, a seafood spot, a...
Taste your way through Mérida on a 3-hour food tour. Explore the downtown areas of the city and savor authentic Mexican specialities.
Experience Mérida's food scene on the city's only evening food tour. With 15+ tastings, discover the dishes locals eat at night.
Address: Plaza Grande, Calle 60 x 61, Centro, 97000 Mérida, Yucatán
Tacos Don Armando on Calle 70 Mérida runs the trompo from 19:00, al pastor and lengua tacos with chorizo, a late-night Centro standby for taxistas.
Try: Tacos al pastor and lengua
Shaarawi on Calle 59 Mérida is a Lebanese-Yucatecan torta stand, pita flatbread with shawarma pork, late-night legacy of the 1900s migration wave.
Try: Tortas árabes Yucatecas
Marquesitas El Tony rolls Edam-and-Nutella crepes on Plaza Grande Mérida from a portable cart, the signature Yucatán street sweet on the Sunday plaza closure.
Try: Marquesitas (Edam, Nutella, cajeta)
The cochinita pibil stalls inside Mercado de Santiago Mérida wrap tacos in tortilla and banana leaf with pickled onion, an early-morning Yucatán institution.
Try: Cochinita tacos
Loncheros Pan on Calle 57 Mérida is the Santiago barrio's torta counter, cochinita and pavo en escabeche stuffed into birote loaves for Plaza walk-ups.
Try: Cochinita and pavo tortas
La Lonchería Castillo inside Mercado Santa Ana Mérida is one of the stall row's most-recommended panucho and salbut counters, cochinita fillings.
Try: Panuchos and salbutes Yucatecos
Tacos Don Armando on Calle 70 Mérida runs the trompo from 19:00, al pastor and lengua tacos with chorizo, a late-night Centro standby for taxistas.
Try: Tacos al pastor and lengua
Shaarawi on Calle 59 Mérida is a Lebanese-Yucatecan torta stand, pita flatbread with shawarma pork, late-night legacy of the 1900s migration wave.
Try: Tortas árabes Yucatecas
Marquesitas El Tony rolls Edam-and-Nutella crepes on Plaza Grande Mérida from a portable cart, the signature Yucatán street sweet on the Sunday plaza closure.
Try: Marquesitas (Edam, Nutella, cajeta)