49ers food and fan tour hits Mexico City: Passport program launches ahead of Vikings game

The San Francisco 49ers will bring their “Foodie Passport” concept to Mexico City as part of a game-week initiative built around local culinary partners. The program is designed to give fans a way to experience 49ers-themed eats while supporting businesses in the host city ahead of the team’s November 22 game against the Minnesota Vikings.

The Mexico City Foodie Passport Program is scheduled to begin Sunday, November 15, with participating restaurants and other venues offering exclusive 49ers-themed food and beverage items during game week. The 49ers’ release also describes the tour as a companion to other Mexico City activations intended to grow the team’s presence in the community ahead of game day.

The 49ers’ announcement ties the rollout to their earlier Foodie Passport effort in Melbourne, Australia, and says the Mexico City version will include specialty appearances by 49ers alumni, Sourdough Sam, and the Gold Rush cheerleaders at select locations throughout the week.

Among the listed partners are Pinche Gringo BBQ, Tacos Atarantados, Mitote Café, and Glace Bistro, each with its own location details, operating hours, and a specific “special activation” day. One highlight described in the announcement is Pinche Gringo BBQ’s transformation into “La Casa de los Fieles,” paired with an extended schedule during the week of the game.

Tacos Atarantados is scheduled for a Monday special activation during game week, including a 49ers-inspired torta described as featuring the team’s red-and-gold motif. Mitote Café is also slated for a midweek special activation, while Glace Bistro is set to introduce an exclusive 49ers-inspired ice cream tied to the team’s sourdough branding and described flavor notes during its own special appearance window.