Travel Guide
Mexico City is a vibrant and bustling metropolis that blends rich cultural heritage with modern sophistication. From its ancient ruins, such as the Templo Mayor, to its world-class museums, including the National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City offers a wealth of history and culture. The city is also renowned for its street food, with an array of delicious options ranging from tacos al pastor to elote. Visitors can explore the historic center, stroll through the beautiful Chapultepec Park, or experience the city's vibrant nightlife scene with options ranging from traditional mariachi bars to hip rooftop bars.
Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or a party-goer, Mexico City is the perfect destination for a unique and unforgettable trip.
A bar at the 38th floor of the Sofitel hotel. Great view of the city and a fun vibe.
The bar inside the Four Seasons. It's a gorgeous hotel and the bar definitely holds true what you would expect from them.
Listed as a top 50 bar in the world, it definitely needs a reservation to avoid long wait times. The drink menu was interesting but nothing really stood out as top tier here. The cocktails were good but often times felt more like a fruit juice than a cocktail.
A speakeasy with live music that is kind of in its own part of Mexico City. I was a little worried about the area when walking to it, but once inside it large and completely safe. Perhaps get a taxi to drop you off.
A fun cozy bar with live music and a lively atmosphere.
Lucha Libre! It's an experience you can't miss. The event happens on Tuesdays and Fridays so plan ahead and get your tickets for prime seating.
A famous chain of churros around Mexico City. When you get a fresh batch, it's the best.
Nice little cafe for breakfast and people watching
Found a vegan taco stand and of course I had to go try it.
Went for a tequila tasting that fun, but ultimately I don't think we would go back. The food was overpriced.
Best place for breakfast in Coyoacan. Their salsa is out of this world and adds the perfect amount of flavor to any dish.
A restaurant right next to the town square in Coyoacan. Perfect place to stop by when you want a break from walking around the area.
Found a highly rated Indian fusion restaurant that was delicious. It's a small place, but the food was spot on and filled the belly.
An offshoot of Pujol that specializes in their tortillas. I was surprised that the menu is 100% vegetarian. Their enmoladas were my favorite; a simple dish with tortillas covered in mole sauce.
THE bakery to go to in Mexico City. Lines can get long but it moves quickly. You can't go wrong with anything but if you go in October, get the Pan de Muerto!
One of the top restaurants in the world and it lived up to it. Got in by putting our name on a waiting list, but recommend making a reservation a month or more in advance. The tasting menu is delicious and the wine pairing was done superbly.
Part of the Rosetta brand, this is their Italian restaurant. Loved all the pasta dishes and had to order all the desserts.
Great place for late night tacos.
Made the mistake of getting tacos to go to avoid the long line. It didn't travel well, so next time wait it out and eat there.
Gorgeous hotel that decorates to the nines during Day of the Dead.
Didn't stay at the hotel, but their restaurant on their roof was a fun experience. Their palomo negra was full of activated charcoal.
The ritziest part of Mexico City with tons of high end shops and restaurants. It was a very large contrast to other areas like Roma Norte.
A fun place to walk around with plenty of shops and people watching. Check out the opera house and other iconic buildings.
Beautiful park in the heart of Mexico City. The castle is definitely worth checking out.
Museum dedicated to the life & works of Frida Kahlo located at her bright-blue former home.
Get on the canals of Mexico City and enjoy time with friends. You can hire a mariachi band as they float by you to get a quick serenade going.
Beautiful statue that I commonly used to navigate and figure out where I was.