Marisquería el K-Guamo

Unassuming, long-standing hangout offering Spanish specialties in a down-to-earth dining room.

Discover a whimsical haven in Mexico City, where four floors brim with vintage Mexican toys, quirky art, and nostalgic treasures for all ages.

The National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City dazzles with its striking modern architecture and an unparalleled collection of pre-Hispanic treasures, making it an essential stop for anyone wanting to dive into Mexico's rich historical tapestry.

This charming spot offers artisanal chocolates, pastries, and espresso drinks in a cozy, inviting space perfect for a sweet escape or a casual work session.

Dive into the rich tapestry of Aztec civilization at this central museum, where stunning artifacts and ancient temple ruins tell a captivating tale.

Upscale hotel featuring a rooftop terrace with a restaurant/bar & a pool, plus a gym & a juice bar. Set in an elegant stone building in the Historic Center, this upscale hotel is a 5-minute walk from a metro station and 12 minutes' walk from the Palacio de Bellas Artes. Sophisticated rooms with high-thread-count sheets feature high-speed Internet access, safes and flat-screen TVs, as well as minifridges, and tea and coffeemakers. Some add Juliet balconies. Suites have pull-out sofas and record players; upgraded suites come with free-standing tubs. Room service is available. There's a rooftop terrace with a restaurant/bar and a pool. Other amenities include a juice bar, a gym and a screening room. Breakfast is offered (fee).

A trendy gem blending Indian and African flavors, this industrial-chic spot offers a delightful culinary experience with thoughtful, vibrant dishes.

Taverna is a stunningly cozy restaurant brimming with Mediterranean delights, exceptional cocktails, and an inviting atmosphere perfect for any occasion.

Stylish rooms and suites in a traditional Mexican-style property dating from the 1930s. Set in the Condesa neighborhood, this casual 1930s B&B decorated in traditional Mexican style is a 5-minute walk from a metro station. It's also 2.5 km from Bosque de Chapultepec park and 3.1 km from Museo Nacional de Antropología. The stylish rooms (no air-conditioning) offer free Wi-Fi, safes and flat-screen TVs. Some have doors or balconies opening onto an interior courtyard, and a snug rooftop room has a terrace. Suites add living areas, minifridges, and microwaves or stoves; a penthouse suite has a kitchen, dining area and roof garden. Mexican breakfast is served, and there's a computer for guest use. Children age 8 and over are welcome.

Quintonil, a standout in Mexico City's dining scene, dazzles with its inventive tasting menus that showcase indigenous ingredients and modern Mexican flavors.