QUE BO! By JoséRa Castillo

Cocina de Mar is a vibrant seafood haven in Polanco, serving up a tropically-themed menu brimming with fresh, mouthwatering dishes that locals rave about.

This chic multi-level food hall serves up a global feast and boasts a lively rooftop beer garden, perfect for indulging in eclectic eats and drinks.

Lebanese-style empanadas, shawarmas & couscous, plus Middle Eastern desserts, in a simple bakery.

Step into this historic café where enchiladas meet revolution, and enjoy comfort food alongside a side of nostalgia—just like Castro and Che did.

Nestled in the historic center, this cozy indie cinema buzzes with charm, serving up a great selection of films alongside coffee and drinks in a vibrant setting.

Step into the historic Dulcería de Celaya, a 200-year-old gem in Mexico City boasting a stunning interior and an irresistible array of traditional sweets.

Nestled in Mexico City, this stunning 1948 museum showcases Luis Barragán's genius, perfectly blending vibrant design with serene surroundings.

Bustling, no-frills destination for soups, tacos & bread roll sandwiches all using turkey.

Unfussy rooms in an upscale hotel offering a garden, a restaurant & a lounge with a fireplace. Set on a tree-lined street, this upscale hotel with a stately exterior is a 7-minute walk from a metro station, 10 km from the Frida Kahlo Museum and 13 km from Mexico City International Airport. The understated rooms with vibrant accents feature Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs; some have verandas. Room service is available. An international restaurant serves breakfast on a shaded terrace. Other amenities include a bar, a lush garden, and an atrium lounge with a fireplace. An airport shuttle is available.