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The Best of Mexico:
A Culinary Adventure
The Adventure you’ve been waiting for
Experience the textures, colors, smells and flavors of real Mexican food.
Whether you want to discover Mexico or are coming back for more; this is the
way to go.
Visit the most traditional restaurant in the city, Restaurante Arroyo,
frequently featured in Rick Bayless’ books and TV series as the best place
to eat the ritualistic Barbacoa. You will experience first hand some rarely
seen preparation as you tour this interesting restaurant guided by the
owners.
Visit the beautiful bazaar and colorful market in San Angel, and jump into a
private bullring for a lesson and great fun. Imagine all of this while being
entertained by a host of mariachi bands, folkloric dances, and Vera Cruz
style trios.
On your last day, you will return home after brunch at Café La Gloria, a
relaxing spot in the heart of the beautiful “ Condesa ”. Don’t miss the fun,
Book today!
Deposits and Guarantees
A deposit of $400.00 needs to be made within 7 days of booking to guarantee
a spot. The final will need to be paid 45 days prior to departure.
What your Adventure Includes:
¨Roundtrip Airfare from Houston to Mexico City (call us for other origin cities)
¨All Ground Transportation.
¨Breakfast and dinner Saturday at the Arroyo and a tour of the Kitchen and facilities
¨A Visit to the San Angel Bazaar and Market to see first hand the wonderful ingredients and colors of Mexican cuisine
¨Work up an appetite with a private bullfight lesson and time to test your skills
¨Sunday Brunch at “Café la Gloria”
¨Tour guided full time by local expert Eloy Benitez
All of this and much more for only $800.00 per person
***Group discounts available***
This trip is brought to you on behalf of Eloy Benitez and Time Travel Inc.
Enjoy your adventure
Call Time Travel for more details: 281-361-4443
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Contact Eloy Benitez
P.O. Box 60456 AMF
Houston, Texas 77205
(281) 443-9009
(281) 216-7643
(281) 443-9023 FAX
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Mexican Food and Culinary Tours - Mexican Culinary Adventures - Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico
