Barbacoa Renatos

"Tómate un minutito"

This rustic-chic spot in the heart of Mexico City serves elevated Mexican dishes and artisanal mezcal, making for an unforgettable dining experience.

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

At this vibrant plaza, mariachi bands fill the air while visitors enjoy nearby bars, food markets, and a lively, traditional atmosphere.

El Gran Abanico is a bustling cantina serving generous portions of authentic tacos and tortilla soup, with a lively two-floor setup perfect for taco lovers.

This cozy spot boasts a communal table vibe and serves up delightful dishes like mole enchiladas and seasonal chile en nogada, making the wait worthwhile.

This cozy, open-front cafe serves up hefty American breakfasts, tasty sandwiches, and refreshing smoothies, all in a welcoming atmosphere that's dog-friendly.

Posh hotel featuring a lobby with a Tiffany stained-glass ceiling, plus dining & Zócalo views. In a grand building bordering Zócalo square, this genteel hotel is a 4-minute walk from a metro station and an 11-minute walk from the ornate Palacio de Bellas Artes theater. Warm rooms offer free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, along with minibars and coffeemakers. Suites add 4-poster beds; some have pull-out sofas and/or Zócalo views. Room service is available. There's a stately restaurant with views over the square, in addition to a piano bar, a cafe, and an elegant vaulted lobby with an iconic Tiffany stained-glass ceiling. Other amenities include meeting/event space and parking (fee).

This trendy spot serves up creative meat and seafood dishes alongside standout cocktails, all set in a vibrant terrace atmosphere that feels like a hidden gem.

Molino is a vibrant taquería serving up some of the best tacos in town, with fresh tortillas and a lively atmosphere that keeps the good times rolling.