For pizza and pasta lovers, Mexico City will host an unmissable gastronomic event. Here, you can enjoy everything from traditional versions to more innovative creations.
So, if you’re a foodie and a lover of Italian cuisine, today we’re sharing all the details of the 2026 Pizza and Pasta Festival.
What will be at the 2026 Pizza and Pasta Festival?
The 2026 Pizza and Pasta Festival is considered the largest in Mexico and, in addition to taking place in our capital, will also have activities in the city of Monterrey.
Although Italian food is its main attraction, this event goes far beyond simply tasting dishes. It has been designed as an experience for socializing and even learning recipes.
Here, attendees will find pizzas and pastas prepared fresh, guaranteeing the freshness of the ingredients and their versatility, ranging from traditional flavors to modern creations.
It will also feature spaces such as a market, designed for people who want to buy Italian ingredients and utensils.
Similarly, there will be workshops and culinary conferences to learn about techniques, history, and other tips on Italian cuisine.
Another highlight is the dessert area, with options to try such as gelato (typical Italian ice cream) and artisanal pastries.
Finally, to close the event with a flourish, there will be a competition to find the best pizza. This competition will bring together chefs from different categories.
When is the 2026 Pizza and Pasta Festival?
The 2026 Mexico City Pizza and Pasta Festival will take place on Friday, August 14, Saturday, August 15, and Sunday, August 16. It will be held at Campo Marte, located at Paseo de la Reforma 5, Bosque de Chapultepec I Sección, Miguel Hidalgo borough.
Although it will take place in August, the maximum capacity is already known to be 15,000 attendees, distributed as 5,000 registrations per day. Once the daily limit is reached, no further applications will be accepted.
Reserve your spot! Register directly at https://pizzaypasta.mx/registro-cdmx/. Do you already know who you’re going with?
Source: eluniversal
