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Food Bike Tours in Mexico City & Madrid, Spain

06/11/2025

🚨A lot of police in Mexico City? 🇲🇽

If you’ve walked around the Historic Center, you’ve probably seen them — but don’t worry, it’s completely normal! The city keeps a strong police presence to help maintain safety, so travelers can explore without concern.

In another video, we’ll talk about how effective they are and what people think — for now, just know they don’t have as much authority as in some other countries.

Curious for more? Check out the Netflix documentary “A Cop Movie” (Una película de policías) to understand a side of Mexico few know.

🚲 Want to discover more behind-the-scenes stories while enjoying the city safely?
Join our Street Food Bike Tour 👉 www.foodhoodtours.com

04/11/2025

🌍✈️ Your travel buddy can ruin your trip — here’s how to choose wisely.

Morning person vs night owl, Uber vs walking, eating habits… small differences can turn into big struggles.

Pick someone with a similar lifestyle and preferences, and your trip will flow smoothly.

Want to explore Mexico City, taste tacos, and bike through hidden gems? 🚲🌮

👉 Book your Street Food Bike Tour now: www.foodhoodtours.com

03/11/2025

🎃 Halloween meets Día de Mu***os in Mexico City! 🌼

If you think Halloween lasts one night… think again! In CDMX, the celebration goes on for days — from October 31st all the way to November 2nd. The city comes alive with color, music, food, and deep cultural traditions that blend ancient rituals with modern energy. 🇲🇽✨

It’s one of the most magical times to experience Mexico City — when the streets are full of life, locals, costumes, and of course… incredible street food! 🌮🚲

👉 Don’t miss it — join our Street Food Bike Tour to taste, explore, and celebrate this unique time of year!
📍 Book now at www.foodhoodtours.com

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30/10/2025

🇲🇽🔥Best Fish Tacos Mexico City

You think you’ve had good fish tacos… until you try María la Pescadora.

We’ve eaten our way across Mexico City, and trust us — these are the best fish tacos in town. Every bite is fresh, crunchy, perfectly seasoned, and honestly… unforgettable. It’s one of those spots you must try while in CDMX.

📍 Guanajuato 53, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City

Want to taste more hidden food gems like this?

🚲 Join our Street Food Bike Tour and discover Mexico City through its flavors!
👉 Book now at www.foodhoodtours.com

27/10/2025

🇲🇽💀✨ The best view of the Day of the Dead Parade?

This is not free, but it’s super affordable, and trust me — if you’re coming just for the parade, the last thing you want is to see a wall of heads. 😅

In our video, we show you the perfect perspective to enjoy the costumes, floats, and energy without missing a thing.
🗓 The parade in 2025 is on Saturday, November 1st, starting at 2 PM, along Avenida Reforma from Chapultepec Park to the Zócalo.

And while you’re here, why not explore Mexico City on two wheels, tasting incredible street food along the way? 🚲🌮

👉 Book your Street Food Bike Tour now at www.foodhoodtours.com

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25/10/2025

🇲🇽 🚨 Chilaquiles with Barbacoa — not normal, not for everyone… but you HAVE to try it.

We found it at Conejo en la Luna, where breakfast gets wild: slow-cooked lamb barbacoa paired with chilaquiles. Bold, unexpected, unforgettable.

In Mexico, barbacoa is usually a weekend ritual — here, you can have it any day, with fresh mandarin juice and streets full of life.

Want more hidden gems like this? Join our Street Food Bike Tour — we’ll ride, taste, and explore the flavors locals swear by. 🚲🌮

👉 Book your tour now at www.foodhoodtours.com

📍 Conejo en la Luna, Calle Valladolid 56-int 1, Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, México

23/10/2025

🌍✨ TRAVEL TIP ✨🌍 Mexico-Poland

Every time you travel, learn a few words in the local language — it makes a huge difference! Even just saying thank you, please, or hello can open hearts, make people smile, and create small but beautiful connections
Here in Poland, I tried saying “Dziękuję” (thank you) — maybe not perfectly 😅 — but people smile every time, and that’s what matters.

And if you come to Mexico City, you can do the same — Gracias, Por favor, Buen provecho — and maybe we’ll meet in person on a bike, sharing food, culture, and a lot of stories. 🚲🌮🇲🇽

Join our Street Food Bike Tour and let’s explore the real flavors of Mexico City together!
👉 Book now at www.foodhoodtours.com

20/10/2025

🇲🇽✨ El Penacho de Moctezuma — one of Mexico’s most powerful symbols — isn’t in Mexico… it’s in Vienna, Austria.

It originally came from Tenochtitlan, the heart of the Mexica empire (today’s Mexico City). It’s made of sacred feathers like quetzal, and is believed to have been sent to Europe in the early 1500s, during the first encounters between the Aztec and Spanish worlds. Centuries later, it ended up in Austria, where it remains today.

In English, people often call it Moctezuma’s Feathered Headdress, but honestly, nothing compares to how it sounds in Spanish — el Penacho de Moctezuma.

In this video, I speak in Spanish, which is rare for our channel, but this one comes straight from the heart — it’s for all Mexicans, wherever we are, who still carry the rhythm and pride of our roots.

Sometimes you have to stand far from home to realize how deeply it lives within you. ❤️🇲🇽

19/10/2025

👀 They tried to erase Mexico’s colors — and its art.

These hand-painted street signs are called “rótulos.”

They’re not just decoration — they’re part of Mexican folk art, born from decades of color, humor, and everyday creativity.

During the last local administration, every food stand in the Cuauhtémoc district had to be painted silver and white. All the rótulos — the soul of the street — disappeared. 😞

Now, color is slowly coming back… but sadly, the new mayor is starting similar restrictions again. Let’s hope this part of Mexican tradition doesn’t vanish.

If you want to see these rótulos, taste the food, and hear the stories behind them — come ride with us 🚲🇲🇽

👉 Reserve at www.foodhoodtours.com

15/10/2025

🇲🇽They say Tepito is dangerous…that there’s nothing to see, or that you should avoid it.

But Tepito is part of Mexico City’s soul.

This is where boxing was born, street commerce thrived, and a unique kind of resistance was created.

Something I learned on this tour with our friends and brothers from
is that Tepito is like the ocean — you shouldn’t be afraid of it but you do need to respect it 🌊

Because once you’re inside, you’ll meet people with huge hearts, sharing what they have with pride and authenticity.

Get to know the real Tepito ❤️
Find more info on our tours at�👉 www.foodhoodtours.com (under Kindred Experiences)

Or directly with our friends from Feel CDMX:
👉 www.feelcdmx.com�📱 WhatsApp: +52 1 55 7872 7095

Discover a part of the city that few ever see 🇲🇽✨

14/10/2025

🔔 Ever heard a bell in the streets of Mexico City at night?
That’s not an ice cream truck. It’s the trash truck.

Here, garbage collection works differently: when you hear the bell, you’ve got to run downstairs with your trash and hand it directly to the collectors. No bins outside, no fixed pickup times — just the sound of the bell echoing through the neighborhood.

And yes — it’s also customary to give a small tip, usually 5 or 10 pesos, to thank the crew. They work hard every day (and night) keeping this massive city clean.
It’s one of those little systems that only make sense in Mexico City — chaotic, human, and surprisingly efficient.

👀 What’s the garbage system like where you live?

🚴‍♀️🌮 Want to experience the real Mexico City?
Book your Street Food Bike Tour now 👉 www.foodhoodtours.com

12/10/2025

The official Day of the Dead Parade in Mexico City is finally confirmed! 🇲🇽

It’ll be on Saturday, November 1st, starting from Chapultepec Park all the way to the Zócalo, our main square.
Still no official time — yes, we’re still waiting for the government to say something 😅 — but based on past years, it’ll probably start around 2 PM.

Don’t miss this magical event full of color, music, and tradition — and if you’re visiting Mexico City, check our website to see more local events and what to do around this national celebration.

👉 Join our bike tour and explore Mexico City eating street food!
Book your spot at www.foodhoodtours.com 🌮🚴‍♂️

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