About this Event
Spend an unforgettable afternoon with Zamir Gotta—beloved fixer, producer, and travel companion of renowned author and travel show host Anthony Bourdain—and W. Scott Koenig, publisher of A Gringo in Mexico and author of Taco Megaregion: The Essential Guide to San Diego & Tijuana’s Best Tacos.
This intimate gathering at the San Diego Natural History Museum features:
🌮 A special street taco and beverage served by The Craft Taco, as featured in Taco Megaregion. (Additional tacos and food may be purchased on-site, with profits benefitting the charity).
📚 Book signings of The Fixer and the Chef by Zamir Gotta and Taco Megaregion by W. Scott Koenig.
🎤 Zamir sharing behind-the-scenes anecdotes from his adventures with Anthony Bourdain.
❓ An open Q&A session with both authors.
🎟️ Includes entry into all of the exhibits at the San Diego Natural History Museum.
All profits benefit Survivors of Suicide Loss San Diego, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting those affected by suicide.
⚠️ Only 40 tickets are available for this rare opportunity to enjoy food, stories, and community in an intimate setting. Ticket tiers include General Admission and GA with either "The Fixer and the Chef", "Taco Megaregion", or both books. There will be a limited stock of both books available for sale at the venue.
Can't make the event but still want to contribute to the charity? An optional donation is available at checkout.
NOTE: The North Entry to the San Diego History Museum is temporarily closed for construction. Please use the West Entrance & Exit on the side of the musuem to access The Craft Taco, where the event will be held. See map, below. .
About the Authors
Zamir Gotta
Zamir is best known as Anthony Bourdain’s trusted fixer and travel companion, appearing in multiple episodes of No Reservations and Parts Unknown. His new book, The Fixer and the Chef, reflects on his adventures across the globe and his decades-long friendship with Bourdain.
W. Scott Koenig
Publisher of and author of , Koenig has spent over a decade covering food, culture, and travel in Baja California and beyond. His work has appeared in numerous outlets on both sides of the border.
About the Venue
The , located in Balboa Park, is one of the city’s most iconic cultural institutions. Hosting this event in such a unique space brings together the spirit of exploration, storytelling, and community.
, with locations at The Nat and in Sorrento Valley, are renowned in San Diego for their delectable tacos—from grilled shrimp to a surprising poke. They are featured in the book, Taco Megaregion: The Essential Guide to San Diego & Tijuana's Best Tacos.
About the Charity
provides hope, comfort, and resources to those who have lost a loved one to suicide. By attending this event, you are helping to support their mission and extend vital services to individuals and families in need.
🎟 Reserve your spot today—only 40 seats available!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
San Diego Natural History Museum, 1788 El Prado, San Diego, United States
USD 0.00 to USD 75.00
