Amazing old school cantina where old dudes play dominos for hours. Food's good too, tapas style.
One place where you can more or less trust the salads is Belmondo. They also have a great brunch.
Lots of mezcal- you can do tastings and its amazing and lovely and they sell the bottle for you to bring home.
Handmade burrata, Ernest Hemingway novel (ask server about rooftop bar for after)
Try the huevos encamisados, eggs cooked on a griddle inside a puffy tortilla, served with tasty bean stew (ask for salsa roja, a piquant sauce of tomato and guajillo chiles).
a staggering maze of vegetables, fruit, meat, piñatas, sweets, hardware — you name it — that occupies something like four football fields near the city center.
Mayer, a German-born financier, left a collection of decorative arts spanning three centuries in trust to the Bank of Mexico. gorgeous 18th-century building with a quiet cloister.
old, beautiful building close to Zocalo - either 9am for break or 1pm for lunch. no resys.
They don't take reservations either, but if you arrive early for dinner (around7:30pm), you should be able to secure a seat. I recommend the clafoutis.
Yucatan style, ask for a torta a taco and a panucho / not fancy, street food (be careful with the habanero sauce)
