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Juan More Taco Tours

Name: Juan More Taco Tours
Rating: 4.9

★★★★½4.9 out of 5 · 452 reviews

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Juan More Taco Tours is a cultural tour in Cabo rated 4.9/5 by 452 TripAdvisor reviewers; from about $75 per person; lasts 3 hours.

About

Juan More Taco Tours runs walking food tours through the older neighborhoods of San José del Cabo — not the hotel zone, the parts where people actually live. The 4.9 average from over 450 reviews suggests they've figured out the rhythm: three hours, mostly easy walking, a mix of street stands and family-run spots that tourists wouldn't find on their own. The price ($75) includes all the food, so you're paying for the curation and the guide's local knowledge more than the tacos themselves. The format is accessible — no age restrictions, low intensity, which means it works for families or anyone who just wants to eat and walk without a forced-march itinerary. You'll be outside for parts of it, indoors for others, depending on the stops. If you're staying on the corridor or in Cabo San Lucas, factor in the drive to San José; the tour won't come to you. Book direct through their site.

At a glance

Category: cultural
Duration: 3 hours
Price: $75
Minimum age: None
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Setting: mixed
Booking partner: direct
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Visiting in November?

November in Cabo offers pleasant conditions without peak-season intensity. You'll find attentive service across properties, from boutique hotels to luxury resorts, and generally comfortable weather for beach and pool time. Thanksgiving week sees a noticeable uptick in visitors, with some restaurants running short on supplies and resorts busier than usual, but the month overall feels more relaxed than true high season.

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Travelers say Juan More Taco Tours delivers an exceptionally fun experience that combines authentic local food with energetic, knowledgeable guides. Multiple guests rank it among the best food experiences they've had internationally, citing both the educational value and the high entertainment factor. The guides' deep community connections and historical knowledge stand out consistently.

Standing out

Guides bring exceptional energy and deep local connections, with 'Hector the Connector' specifically praised for knowing everyone in the area
3 mentions
“Our guide was incredibly fun and his connections throughout the neighborhood made the tour special”
Experience rated above cooking schools in Europe, Asia, and Mexico by travelers with extensive food tour backgrounds
2 mentions
“We've done cooking classes across multiple continents and this was the best we've experienced”
High repeat participation, with guests returning for the same tour in consecutive years
1 mention
“Enjoyed it so much on our first visit that we booked it again this year”

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Tips from travelers

Book this tour at the beginning of your trip to get local recommendations for the rest of your stay

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