Chef Enrique Olvera heads the city's most innovative Mexican restaurant, using market ingredients and newfangled techniques. Try the tacos filled with baby lamb, avocado-pea purée, and hoja santa.
Open 24 hrs, enjoy a delicious Onion Soup, Carpaccio or Foir Gras in this pretty french space stacked with the bigger wine cellar in Mexico. - Roman Farid Saavedra.
Excelente opción para probar paletas y helados con sabores poco convencionales. Más allá del conejo en la luna, no deben perderse las paletas de vino tinto y de mojito.
A complete tour in this museum takes a bit more than three hours. So, the best thing to do is to visit the Mayan and Aztec halls, which are the most representative. Visit the souvenir shop.
The art is beautiful, and it's completely free. There is free WiFi, and there are 6 floors of Carlos Slim's illustrious and extensive art collection. I recommend it if you are traveling. Es muy bueno.
Hydrate before start your way up to the castle. Guards don't allow bottles in and there's none for sale inside.
You'll find the biggest collection of modern and contemporary art of the country, You'll find Picasso, Miró, Magritte and more. Visit the store, where you can get some original posters of the pieces.
If you felt like going to the Chapultepec Park, don't forget to visit the this Castle afterwards, where you will enjoy an amazing view, beautiful decorations and the Porfirian style of construction.
Prepare your walking shoes because you're going to need them! Very beautiful architecture all around, tacos al pastor in every corner. Everything starts around 9-10AM ends around 8PM.
Surrounded by good music and ambiance, you can order any of the dishes in the menu, which is very simple but varied. From a shrimp broth to a good “taco al pastor”, you’ll have a very nice evening.
Consistently the Mexican restaurant in DF. You will find every great Mexican dish for breakfast or lunch. This is also a safe place to indulge in Mexican insect specialties. –Adam Calderon
Great place, try the mushroom soup and tacos al pastor with cheese! If your a vegetarian the veggie burrito is great if you add the sauces they give you. Just ask which are not spicy.
One of the most Mexican, representative and traditional places in the capital. Have some green enchiladas while you admire the murals. You can also order some tamales and a nice pastry. - Ale Valdivia
These are great tacos. I had pastor, pastor dorados and an alambre del pastor which is a tasty morsel version of fajitas. Beaut neighbourhood too. Love it. Cheap and clean too.
Todo una tradición de pulques en un lugar bien folclórico, hay pulques curados de todos sabores y cada día hay uno diferente, ampliamente recomendado. Los tarros cuestan $39 y el litro en $50.
Oldest bar in Mexico City, well, it was really the second oldest before the first one burned down.
The rooftop bar is a delight, sun-dappled and sailing through a sea of magnificent trees. Be on the lookout for visiting celebs. Read more.
Had the most amazing cocktails! Try the Mezcal Stalk and the Micheladas! Danielle is an amazing bartender and so knowledgable!
El servicio en la terraza es súper bueno, y pidan un curado de nuez está delicioso.
A Basque-inspired menu, part traditional (sea bass in clam sauce) and part avant-garde (foie gras cotton candy). One of Mexico City's most talked about restaurants -- for good reason.
At this Polanco hotspot, chef Jorge Vallejo’s delicate dishes look like floral arrangements. Fried huauzontle is served with cheese from Chiapas; chilacayote squash is drizzled with mole.
One of the best seafood restaurants in DF, posh and popular. The tostadas de atun (tuna) really are one of the best things you’ll ever eat. But you can’t go wrong on the menu. –Adam Calderon
I can't stress enough how amazing this place is. Try every tostado! I personally loved the grilled octopus with a side of asparagus. For desert , try the cheese flan! Enjoy!
Incredible hotel right in the heart of the old city. Get a room with a view of the Zocolo and enjoy a drink on the rooftop bar.
La Catedral the biggest in the Americas. Containing many altars, its principle altar is made from solid gold.
Un impresionante museo con una enorme colección de objetos y arte sacros... el único problema es que se está hundiendo y puede llegar a marear...
If you're interested in pre-Hispanic cultures, you can't miss this museum, which are the ruins of an ancient Aztec temple. Visit the museum as well, where you'll appreciate unique pre-Hispanic pieces.
The best and most renowned Mexican artists and muralists are gathered in this cultural enclosure. There are also temporary exhibits and continuous cultural events. Visit the Digital Museum.
If in Mexico City do not miss this spectacular museum. Just visiting the building is worth it, but they also have the best collection of Mexican Art.
You'll find pieces of art by Picasso, Rothko, Miró, Botero and other big artists. Visit the souvenir store. I recommend you to buy a litography of any artwork you like, it'll look amazing back home.
Excellent museum highlighting the life & art of the fascinating Frida Kahlo. The museum is in a very hip & interesting neighborhood. Also don't miss L. Trosky 's museum closeby.
A must to do in the city of mexico!Take time to listen the audio guide to all the important paintings and after enjoy a coffee in the amazing gardens..don't forget to visit the shop on your way out :)
Trotsky's house in Coyoacán is preserved in much the same condition as it was on the day of the assassination and is now a museum run by a board which includes his grandson Esteban Volkov. Read more.
A must for architecture fans. Barragán created intensity by distilling color and structure, like the intensely pink wall or the window whose shadow aligns with the wall opposite.
Es tranquilo el lugar aunque ya es algo peligroso ya que me han dicho conocidos que hay mucha delincuencia
a staggering maze of vegetables, fruit, meat, piñatas, sweets, hardware — you name it — that occupies something like four football fields near the city center.
Fabulous!! Arts techniques & culture behind each piece are well explained & geographically located. I particularly loved the expo about gods & devils, with a central part dedicated to Catrinas...
Escondido tras la Catedral, este restaurante-bar de comida mexicana, alojado en un bello edificio colonial, ofrece una vista deliciosa en un atractivo expendio de cien variedades de tequila.
Great dishes from the Yucatán, including tacos de relleno negro, empanadas de tiburón, sopa de lima, and cochinita (marinated pork wrapped in banana leaves and roasted in an underground pit). Read more.
The history and ambiance alone are worth the visit, but the bullet hole in the ceiling really adds to the experience.
Very traditional and the best chiles en nogada and pollo ranchero en nata. This is a great place to escape from the crowded pavements of central Mexico City.
This is a great shop to get your sweet on. Make sure you try the dulce de leche quemada. You won't regret it!
Come up during sunset for the beautiful view of the cityscape. Lots of couples around, perfect for dates
Fantastic place to try traditional dishes. Service is great and good place to be with someone else or a whole group.
Come early, day 2 pm for lunch and have the pick of the place. Lamb barbacoa es sabrosita.
La Parrillada Marina. Es fabulosa te incluye muchas cosas tipo bufete. Mejoro mucho su servicio desde la ultima vez que vine. Súper recomendable el lugar.
Filete al comino - Wow!!. Sopa lijera de flor de calabaza. Sopecitos de camaron y chipotle.
Ricos y bien ubicados. El tres marías o el flotante de helado de mandarina con sprite son un must
Tostada de jaiba, atún, pulpo y camarón!! Deli! Los ostiones al horno.... Excelentes....el atún sellado buenísimo! De los mejores restaurantes del df... Todo exquisito!
This place is an institution of sorts in Mexico City, it's in a very old hacienda in a beautiful part of the city, very elegant and traditional, a must of you're in the city. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.
Pidan al mesero la carta con los cortes uruguayos "Green Signature". Carne de res alimentada unicamente con pastura. El sabor de la carne es muy diferente a la que estamos acostumbrados
Upstairs is a bar with a very nice view. Good for a beer or cocktail. Staff is helpful and nice!
Best Pozole in the city! Don't miss their quesadillas de tinga and tostadas de pta and bistek!
Pozole is so good! Get assorted(pork), you will not be disappointed . You can drink the soup first and get it refilled!
The lamb barbacoa and the "quesadilla de sesos" (which is not a quesadilla in the tex-mex sense: more like brain tacos with a mix of other stuff) are both legit. Both dishes on the greasy side, fwiw.
Excelente lugar. La cerveza y el pulque buenísimos. Muy buen servicio. Quizá el único contra serían los precios no tan accesibles, aunque para lo que ofrecen me parecen justos.
Delicious coffee place. Must try the "Cafe de Olla". The hot/cold chocolate and the capuchimoka are excellent. Get a coffee and walk around the historic center of Coyoacán.
