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About this activity

The Tequila, Tacos and Tombstones tour lets you walk on the ghoulish side of San Diego – the Old Town district, also known as the “Birthplace of California,” is one of San Diego’s most fun and interesting neighborhoods. It’s also considered by some to be haunted, so grab a friend’s hand if you get spooked while walking past El Campo Santo Cemetery and the Whaley House (officially designated as a haunted house by the US government). Old Town is also home to original adobe homes from the early 19th century.

As you’re exploring Old Town, you’ll taste authentic Mexican cuisine and enjoy small samples of tequila and cocktails, so come hungry; by the end of the tour you’ll have had the equivalent of a full meal.

A wonderful way to spend an evening in San Diego, this culinary walking tour will dazzle your taste buds, titillate your sixth sense and appeal to your sense of adventure – plus you can brush up on your California history.

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Included

Food tasting
Drink samples

Not included

Gratuities
Hotel pickup and drop off

Additional

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
There is a minimum of 4 passengers in order to operate. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there is not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund

Features

Tourism

85%

Cultural

75%

Food

70%

Original

35%

Reviews

4.0

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jpeachyp

2 | 2018-03-09

Guide was nice and organized. But tour felt like a bit of a sham and not worth the price. Margaritas were good, tacos not so great. Aside from restaurant stops the tour takes place on street. There are a couple of ghost stories and that's about it. We saw another ghost tour, might be a better deal.

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Katherine B

5 | 2017-12-07

This tour was amazing!

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wendy.cunningham

3 | 2017-08-03

The food was great but it was difficult for our guide as we were a family with another younger couple. We did not have a lot in common to get the group to bond...but I would reccommend it.

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Heather D

3 | 2017-06-27

We were really looking forward to enjoying the drinks and food along with learning a bit of history. Rochelle was friendly and enjoyed telling stories of Old Town. It was a perfect evening weather wise and we did meet some friendly people. We have been on several city food tours where there is more mingling of participants however we found that those who were in groups of fours stuck to themselves and were hard to socialize with. We also felt like the size of the group was too large 20 /- people. We felt the best taco and margaritas were served at Café Coyote you could detect the drinks had tequila. However with each restaurant we visited you were left wondering if there was any tequila in the drinks. The final stop was at a shop which served up root beer floats the tastiest part of the agenda when arrived the proprietors seemed surprised to see us and were not at all prepared to serve such a large group0. I think a self guided tour would have been better you can buy your own margaritas 9with detectable tequila and choose tacos that may be more suitable to your palate.

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Colleen P

5 | 2016-09-22

Great way to see the old town. Really loved trying the different margaritas and tacos. Rochelle had a really relaxed approach with lots of local knowledge. Great intro to san Diego!

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