The taquerias behind Netflix's Taco Chronicles, from Mexico City al pastor to Ensenada seafood tostadas. 14 places, mapped and ready to build a trip around.
Plan a trip on Trailwind →The tiny Mexico City taqueria that became the first taco stand in the world to earn a Michelin star, famous for its gaonera.
A mechanic shop by day and a legendary al pastor taqueria by night in Colonia Narvarte, a Taco Chronicles star.
A round-the-clock downtown stand beloved for suadero and campechano tacos from a bubbling copper pot.
A 1950s Centro institution whose closely guarded pastor recipe helped define the Mexico City taco.
A no-frills Polanco counter serving some of the city's best Yucatecan cochinita pibil tacos.
A Condesa lunchtime favorite with a rotating lineup of guisado tacos chosen fresh from the pots.
A cult northern-style chain grilling trompo pastor and crispy chicharron into the early hours.
Sonoran-style battered fish and shrimp tacos, piled with toppings at a busy self-serve bar.
Weekend-only artisanal carnitas slow-cooked in copper, a Taco Chronicles standout.
A Tijuana legend for adobada carved off the trompo and rich, house-made tacos.
A Tijuana asada institution, mesquite-grilled beef with a loaded salsa bar.
Sabina Bandera's famous Ensenada seafood cart, tostadas topped with ceviche and sea urchin, a Bourdain favorite.
A late-night Mexico City staple grilling costilla, longaniza, and pastor until dawn.
A morning-only Merida stand serving Yucatecan breakfast tacos from a dozen bubbling cazuelas.