Guidebook to Mexico City

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Guidebook to Mexico City

Food scene

My personal favorite specialty coffee shop in the neighborhood
23 recommandé par les habitants
Cucurucho
183 Tonalá
23 recommandé par les habitants
My personal favorite specialty coffee shop in the neighborhood
32 recommandé par les habitants
Blend Station
237 Puebla
32 recommandé par les habitants
Best bakery in town. Period
17 recommandé par les habitants
Panadería Rosetta Puebla
242 Puebla
17 recommandé par les habitants
Best bakery in town. Period
As local as it gets to source your produce or eat Mexican food.
249 recommandé par les habitants
Marché de Medellin
101 Medellín
249 recommandé par les habitants
As local as it gets to source your produce or eat Mexican food.
A historic and local market where you can find great seafood and rare meats. A true gem in the Historic Downtown area
147 recommandé par les habitants
Mercado Gastronómico San Juan
21 2ᵃ Calle de Ernesto Pugibet
147 recommandé par les habitants
A historic and local market where you can find great seafood and rare meats. A true gem in the Historic Downtown area
Great food and a great view of a would-be palace
64 recommandé par les habitants
Terraza Cha Cha Chá
157 Av. de la República
64 recommandé par les habitants
Great food and a great view of a would-be palace
Best tacos in town.
105 recommandé par les habitants
Orinoco
179 Av. Insurgentes Sur
105 recommandé par les habitants
Best tacos in town.
Great food at a turn of the century palace
35 recommandé par les habitants
Madre Café
131 Cerrada Orizaba
35 recommandé par les habitants
Great food at a turn of the century palace
Azul is as charming as it is exquisite. A must for tasting traditional mexican food with a modern twist. Book in advance.
237 recommandé par les habitants
Azul Historico
30 Isabel La Católica
237 recommandé par les habitants
Azul is as charming as it is exquisite. A must for tasting traditional mexican food with a modern twist. Book in advance.
Italian-Mexican fusión cuisine from one of the best mexican chefs.
32 recommandé par les habitants
Sartoria
42 Orizaba
32 recommandé par les habitants
Italian-Mexican fusión cuisine from one of the best mexican chefs.
A classic Mexican cantina at la Roma. Great spot for drinks and tacos, frequented by locals after work.
52 recommandé par les habitants
La Riviera del Sur
174 C. de Chiapas
52 recommandé par les habitants
A classic Mexican cantina at la Roma. Great spot for drinks and tacos, frequented by locals after work.
Modern Mexican cantina with a buzzing atmosphere and great food.
57 recommandé par les habitants
La Buena Barra
124 Aristóteles
57 recommandé par les habitants
Modern Mexican cantina with a buzzing atmosphere and great food.
Modern Mexican gourmet cuisine with strong influence of pre-hispanic roots
104 recommandé par les habitants
Limosneros
3 Ignacio Allende
104 recommandé par les habitants
Modern Mexican gourmet cuisine with strong influence of pre-hispanic roots
Best for breakfasts. Classic Mexican fare paired with fresh-baked bread. Enjoy the original Diego Rivera mural "Tarde en la Alameda" on the wall that faces Alameda park
128 recommandé par les habitants
El Cardenal Alameda
70 Av. Juárez
128 recommandé par les habitants
Best for breakfasts. Classic Mexican fare paired with fresh-baked bread. Enjoy the original Diego Rivera mural "Tarde en la Alameda" on the wall that faces Alameda park

Neighborhoods

Top notch restaurants and bars are all around Roma. Stroll up along Orizaba street until you reach a life-size replica of Michelangelo's David at Plaza Rio de Janeiro to discover some of the best places in Roma.
240 recommandé par les habitants
Roma Norte
240 recommandé par les habitants
Top notch restaurants and bars are all around Roma. Stroll up along Orizaba street until you reach a life-size replica of Michelangelo's David at Plaza Rio de Janeiro to discover some of the best places in Roma.
A large public open square surrounded by a synthesis of Mexican history. The Temple ruins to the NE corner represent the indigenous roots of the country. Mexico City's Cathedral (in front) was built using the stones of the Temple to symbolize the religious conquest. Along the Eastern side, you can see the National Palace, home and office of the president
795 recommandé par les habitants
Zócalo
S/N P.za de la Constitución
795 recommandé par les habitants
A large public open square surrounded by a synthesis of Mexican history. The Temple ruins to the NE corner represent the indigenous roots of the country. Mexico City's Cathedral (in front) was built using the stones of the Temple to symbolize the religious conquest. Along the Eastern side, you can see the National Palace, home and office of the president
Parque Lincoln is the heart of "Polanquito", a subset of Polanco neighborhood characterized by its vibrant bars and restaurants.
231 recommandé par les habitants
Parque Lincoln
163 Av. Emilio Castelar
231 recommandé par les habitants
Parque Lincoln is the heart of "Polanquito", a subset of Polanco neighborhood characterized by its vibrant bars and restaurants.

Sightseeing

Local spot often overlooked by even locals themselves. The statue is an exact replica of David
20 recommandé par les habitants
Plaza Río de Janeiro
Plaza Río de Janeiro
20 recommandé par les habitants
Local spot often overlooked by even locals themselves. The statue is an exact replica of David
My personal favorite spot in the city. The 19th century castle hosted the last emperor of Mexico and his wife. Reforma Avenue was designed back then so that the emperor's wife could see him march back from the city center on a straight line back to their bedroom in the castle.
1163 recommandé par les habitants
Château de Chapultepec
1163 recommandé par les habitants
My personal favorite spot in the city. The 19th century castle hosted the last emperor of Mexico and his wife. Reforma Avenue was designed back then so that the emperor's wife could see him march back from the city center on a straight line back to their bedroom in the castle.
The crown jewel of the historic downtown district. A French-inspired palace that houses Rivera, Siqueiros and more Mexican muralists. Book a concert if you have the chance.
680 recommandé par les habitants
Palais des beaux-arts de Mexico
S/N Av. Juárez
680 recommandé par les habitants
The crown jewel of the historic downtown district. A French-inspired palace that houses Rivera, Siqueiros and more Mexican muralists. Book a concert if you have the chance.

Bars and Clubs

Multi-genre club and a local favorite
58 recommandé par les habitants
Leonor
163 Av Nuevo León
58 recommandé par les habitants
Multi-genre club and a local favorite
Underrated place great for an 80s music party. Unique no-frills experience. Opens only on Fridays and is cash only.
110 recommandé par les habitants
Patrick Miller
17 Merida
110 recommandé par les habitants
Underrated place great for an 80s music party. Unique no-frills experience. Opens only on Fridays and is cash only.
Go hard on Gin cocktails as the locals do
109 recommandé par les habitants
Gin Gin
87 Av Oaxaca
109 recommandé par les habitants
Go hard on Gin cocktails as the locals do

Veggie-friendly food scene

The best of Mexican home food adapted for a vegetarian and vegan crowd.
94 recommandé par les habitants
Pan Comido
91 Tonalá
94 recommandé par les habitants
The best of Mexican home food adapted for a vegetarian and vegan crowd.
A local unpretentious classic with Mexican-Asian fusion vegetarian and vegan cuisine.
32 recommandé par les habitants
Los Loosers
236 B Sinaloa
32 recommandé par les habitants
A local unpretentious classic with Mexican-Asian fusion vegetarian and vegan cuisine.

Conseils aux voyageurs

Se déplacer dans les environs

Uber is inexpensive and efficient; eBikes for short trips

By far the safest and best way to get around the city is by Uber. Regular taxis don't take credit card and you may be overcharged with a "tourist tax". For short trips, eBikes are common in the Roma/Condesa/Reforma/Polanco neighborhoods.
Réservez avant de partir

Pujol and Quintonil

Both are amazing restaurants. Book as soon as you know when you're visiting the city as they are always fully booked and take no walk-ins.
Coutumes et culture

English isn't common

Mexicans are warm and welcoming people. Even if people don't speak English (most often the case), they'll be glad to help or find a way to understand.