Huatulco Food Tours

Huatulco Food Tours Chiles&Chocolate Cooking Classes offer a delicious culinary and cultural experience that explore a Cooking School, Culinary Adventures, Catering

Not Just a Cooking Class—A Deep Dive Into Mexican CuisineAt Chiles&Chocolate Cooking School, we’ve been teaching for 15 ...
06/03/2026

Not Just a Cooking Class—A Deep Dive Into Mexican Cuisine

At Chiles&Chocolate Cooking School, we’ve been teaching for 15 years—long before cooking classes became a trend in the area. Our purpose-built studio has eight individual cooking stations, so you’re not just watching—you’re fully involved.

But we go beyond recipes. We explore why we eat what we eat, how food traditions have evolved, and what makes Mexican cuisine what it is today. This isn’t just about learning how to make a tortilla or chiles rellenos—it’s about understanding the culture behind every bite.

Come cook, learn, and experience Oaxacan food in a way you won’t find anywhere else.

📍 Book your class today!
www.HuatulcoCookingClasses.com

Loved making cochinita pibil with these guys this week! Contact us to book your culinary adventure🔥
11/01/2026

Loved making cochinita pibil with these guys this week! Contact us to book your culinary adventure🔥

07/01/2026

Homemade salsa has endless variations and uses beyond breaking out the corn chips.

Street Food Cooking Class held on Friday mornings.

Contact us or book thought our website to reserve your spot:
https://huatulcofoodtours.com

We loved spending the first day of 2026 with this fun family- a great way to start the year!
03/01/2026

We loved spending the first day of 2026 with this fun family- a great way to start the year!





Almost time for Night of the Radishes — December 23rd 🎄🌶️If you’ve taken a cooking class, a walking food tour, or an Ent...
21/12/2025

Almost time for Night of the Radishes — December 23rd 🎄🌶️

If you’ve taken a cooking class, a walking food tour, or an Entre Tierras dinner with us, chances are you’ve already heard about this truly one-of-a-kind Oaxacan celebration.

La Noche de Rábanos began in 1897, when radishes—introduced to Mexico by the Spanish—weren’t exactly winning over local palates. Knowing that Oaxacans have an extraordinary tradition of carving and storytelling (think alebrijes and woodcarving), local authorities organized a radish-carving contest during the Christmas market. The goal? To attract people to the festivities, encourage participation in Catholic celebrations, and—hopefully—get people a little more excited about radishes.

Today, the streets of Oaxaca fill with elaborate, playful, and often political scenes carved entirely from radishes. It’s equal parts art, history, food, and community—and it only happens once a year.

If you’d like to go deeper into Oaxaca’s food traditions, history, and the why behind what we eat, come explore with us.
👉 Book a cooking class or food tour at huatulcofoodtours.com

21/12/2025

Some examples of the carvings from previous years

It is almost time for NIght of the Radishes, December 23rd! If you have done a cooking class or Walking Food Tour with u...
21/12/2025

It is almost time for NIght of the Radishes, December 23rd! If you have done a cooking class or Walking Food Tour with us there is a good chance you have heard about this amazing night where the streets of Oaxaca City are filled with radish carvings.

14/12/2025

Tlayudas! 😋

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Paseo De Tangolunda Lote 25 Local #2
Santa Cruz Huatulco
70989

Horario de Apertura

Martes 9am - 5pm
Miércoles 9am - 5pm
Jueves 9am - 5pm
Viernes 9am - 5pm

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+529581007339

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