Love the places/food/drinks you shared with us, but how did you convince the kids to join? They reminded me of my 60 yr old boss at a 5pm meeting, asleep 😏
😆 They love doing these tours. Especially our son, he’s a foodies like us. But after so many snacks and a couple hours of walking… 😴 💤 They reach their end point.
We LOVE mezcal! We tend to stick to that when making “tequila” drinks at home and we often ask places to substitute when we’re out. Love that smoke flavor!
Oooh. Eating grasshoppers. Flashbacks of SERE training, Summer of 1994. I guess I only ate ants during that summer. And as for picking the best one, no need to do that. Just say they're all good. What's up with the world constantly having to rank things? Mole is delicious. Pineapples are delicious. Street tacos where the grease soaks through not one but two corn tortillas are good too. They'd all be number one in my book.
@@AlwaysBeChanging Eating the rabbit was a must. The rabbit eyeballs, not so much. Ants were definitely lemon. And the wild raspberries, were raspberry flavored.
Absolutely. We LOVED the taco and tequila tour with Alma. We booked everything through our concierge with our travel club but I think this is their website: sanmiguelfoodtours.com/ The wine tour was at Cuna de Tierra. Here is their website: www.cunadetierra.com/
LOL. I (Erin) certainly do! Phil never seems to be effected by a few drinks. But luckily we walked everywhere in San Miguel. I don't usually finish all my drinks either. But you can tell I was pretty buzzed by those last tequila sips. :)
No prob! We paid $343.35 for our family of 5. - I believe that was before tip. Alma is so knowledgable about the city and history that it was much more than just a food tour. It was a walking tour as well. Highly recommend!
@@AlwaysBeChanging The name of the street tacos is Andy's. They set up their cart on Insurgentes and Hidalgo near the Temple of Santa Ana. They are usually there after 7-8pm. Jose
Erin hates grapefruit and Phil hates raw tomatoes. But we’re all open to trying everything. We had a fantastic guide who took us to places that are well known for good food. It makes a difference when your tour is well vetted.
That was from a year and a half ago. We were just back in San Miguel a few weeks ago and there were any in masks except for a school we visited. I hope you check out our new episodes too.
Love seeing authentic gringos eating authentic street tacos like authentic Mexicans !
SMA was right up our alley with amazing food and culture. We loved it there! Street food to gourmet dining was all incredible!
We are in SMA for a month. Your videos are so informative and super fun to watch. Thankyou
San Miguel will always be one of our favorite destinations! I hope you have an incredible time there. Thanks for watching! 😊
this is totally awesome vlog guys and very helpful :)
Thanks so much for the feedback and encouragement, Banshan!
@@AlwaysBeChanging my pleasure 😊
Yummy thank you
Love the places/food/drinks you shared with us, but how did you convince the kids to join? They reminded me of my 60 yr old boss at a 5pm meeting, asleep 😏
😆 They love doing these tours. Especially our son, he’s a foodies like us. But after so many snacks and a couple hours of walking… 😴 💤 They reach their end point.
Plz make a video on inspirato.... Thank you
Tacos & Tequila...its great. Next time try Mezcal, you´re gonna love it.
We LOVE mezcal! We tend to stick to that when making “tequila” drinks at home and we often ask places to substitute when we’re out. Love that smoke flavor!
@@AlwaysBeChanging I have to ne honest I switch Tequila for Mezcal. Thanks for share your experiences.
Oooh. Eating grasshoppers. Flashbacks of SERE training, Summer of 1994. I guess I only ate ants during that summer. And as for picking the best one, no need to do that. Just say they're all good. What's up with the world constantly having to rank things? Mole is delicious. Pineapples are delicious. Street tacos where the grease soaks through not one but two corn tortillas are good too. They'd all be number one in my book.
Ah, yes... SERE. Did you eat the rabbit, too? Did you think the ants tasted like lemon? The grasshoppers were definitely lime :)
@@AlwaysBeChanging Eating the rabbit was a must. The rabbit eyeballs, not so much. Ants were definitely lemon. And the wild raspberries, were raspberry flavored.
@@jeffbrach1214 😂
Great video! Can you please share the contact information of the this tour and the wine tour in SMA . Thank you !
Absolutely. We LOVED the taco and tequila tour with Alma. We booked everything through our concierge with our travel club but I think this is their website: sanmiguelfoodtours.com/
The wine tour was at Cuna de Tierra. Here is their website: www.cunadetierra.com/
@@AlwaysBeChanging awesome ! Thank you so much 😊
Do you ever get too buzzed to film after 3 drinks? I've never food hopped before, but I'm filling it. I might have to copy y'all.
LOL. I (Erin) certainly do! Phil never seems to be effected by a few drinks. But luckily we walked everywhere in San Miguel. I don't usually finish all my drinks either. But you can tell I was pretty buzzed by those last tequila sips. :)
Always be eating.
😆 So true 👍🏻
Where did you get the taco tour?
You can book Alma through sanmiguelfoodtours.com/ Ask for Alma, she incredible!
I want to hang out with you guys 😍😍😍
😝 We can be pretty fun sometimes 🤗
Pricing info would be nice to have.....great videos!
No prob! We paid $343.35 for our family of 5. - I believe that was before tip. Alma is so knowledgable about the city and history that it was much more than just a food tour. It was a walking tour as well. Highly recommend!
@@AlwaysBeChanging where can I book a tour with her?
You can find Alma through Tastes of San Miguel. They have a website. You won’t be disappointed!
@@AlwaysBeChanging thanks for replying :)
I was also looking at your videos from Aspen. I really wanna go there next 😅
@@mariacastilla5149 Thank you for watching 🤗
Hello! Who did you do the tacos and tequila tour with?
We used Alma with Flavors of San Miguel. Tell her we say hi! 👋 She’s fantastic! We learned so much about the history, art and culture too.
@@AlwaysBeChanging Thank you so much! We are getting married in SMA in Dec 2023 and are so excited to explore everything SMA has to offer :)
@@abrillarsen3875 congratulations!!! 🍾🎉
What is the name of the Taco Stand?
I’m not sure the name but they were right around the corner from the big church in the center of town.
@@AlwaysBeChanging The name of the street tacos is Andy's. They set up their cart on Insurgentes and Hidalgo near the Temple of Santa Ana. They are usually there after 7-8pm. Jose
@@r11899 thank you, Jose!
Wort place for Mexicans you are welcome if you are expat or tourist from outside México, avoid this place if you don't like to be discriminated
So sorry to hear that, Ossi :(
@@AlwaysBeChanging thank you, is not your fault, that's the way they are
What a lie lm Mexican lived in SMA and never feel discriminate
Is there anything these people don’t like?
Erin hates grapefruit and Phil hates raw tomatoes. But we’re all open to trying everything. We had a fantastic guide who took us to places that are well known for good food. It makes a difference when your tour is well vetted.
I like the video but what's with all the mask wearing still? I will not wear one once I visit Feb 2023
That was from a year and a half ago. We were just back in San Miguel a few weeks ago and there were any in masks except for a school we visited. I hope you check out our new episodes too.