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Driven Foodie Taco Tour Group in Naples FL

Authentic Mexican Cuisine on the Driven Foodie Tour in Naples FL

Authentic Mexican Tacos with Driven Foodie Tours in Naples FL

Mexican Mango Ice Cream Dessert with Driven Foodie Tours in Naples FL

Meat, shrimp, rice and stew are pictured at a Mexican market in Naples FL, seen with Driven Foodie Tours.

A stack of sombreros is pictured on a stop with Driven Foodie Tours in Naples, FL.

Mexican style fish fried whole for flavor are pictured at a market in Naples FL, with Driven Foodie Tours.

"NACHO AVERAGE TACO TOUR"

How It Works:

We pick you up.

We drive you to four stops.

You eat authentic dishes from appetizers to dessert!

We drop you off where you started!

Duration: 4 hours

Discover the authentic side of Naples' cuisine tucked away in hidden spots only true locals know about! You will be driven to four of Naples' best family-owned Mexican food markets, tortillerias and restaurants to enjoy a generous tasting of foods such as tacos, quesadillas, hand made flour tortillas, guacamole, margaritas, and frozen treats.

Food and non-alcoholic drinks included. Water bottles provided. Alcohol available for purchase.
Luxury SUV
Cooler with ice
$125 per person
Minimum 5, Maximum 14 guests per tour

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About Us

Hey! I'm Liz, and I met my husband JC while we were serving together in the U.S. Navy. We have traveled all over the world, but there's no place like southwest Florida.

I have launched the area's very first "taco tour", if you will, inspired by my own foodie journey. I grew up in the Midwest and had never tasted authentic Mexican or Cuban food until my very Hispanic hubby took me to these spots. From his childhood growing up in Naples, he knew where to find the genuine dishes. And now I'm sharing them with you!

Join me on a TRULY authentic experience through the back streets of one of America's wealthiest counties, and discover Florida's hidden Hispanic cuisine and culture.

FAQ

How many people can go on a tour?

The maximum number of tour guests is 14.

What vehicles do you use?

Black SUVs; each SUV carries seven passengers plus the driver. There are two SUV's available.

Where are the destinations you visit?

We have a list of micro-restaurants, tortillerias and family-owned markets we visit in various parts of Naples. Tour itineraries vary and are set daily, dependent on their availabilities. Every stop offers an authentic dish and experience.

Do you offer group pickup and dropoff?

Yes, we offer complimentary pick up and drop off for all group charters at any address within a 5 mile radius of 34103. If your desired address is outside the radius, we may include a small fuel surcharge.

What is included in the price?

The tour includes four stops and all food and non-alcoholic beverages. Alcohol is available for purchase where available (usually two stops offer margaritas, beer, etc).

How long is the tour?

The tours are four hours.

What time of day are the tours?

Lunch tours are 11:30-3:30pm. Dinner tours are 4:30-8:30pm.

What do we need to bring on a tour?

Cash for drinks is recommended.

Are all the stops at restaurants?

No, some locations have limited outdoor seating only. For at least one stop, you MAY sit outside at picnic or folding tables.

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Reviews

“What a fun afternoon! Elizabeth was an excellent tour guide, prompt, a pleasant conversationalist and a great resource for local Mexican food. Her communication prior to and during the tour ensured a very fun excursion. She met us at a convenient location, drove safely to all of our four eateries and guided us through our menu choices. We let her do all the ordering and were not sorry, she knows good food. She took us to neighborhood restaurants that we would have never found on our own, in fact we had previously thought we'd exhausted our Mexican options in the area only to be very pleasantly surprised at the quaint locations and delicious food she introduced us to.”

Tracy C.

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