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Nestled in San Miguel Chapultepec, Masala y Maíz fuses vibrant Indian and Mexican flavors with a social justice twist, making every bite a cultural celebration.

Nestled in the vibrant Colonia Roma, the Brick Hotel offers chic, modern accommodations with a touch of history, just steps from local gems and bustling cafés.

In vibrant Coyoacán, Casa Azul isn’t just Frida Kahlo’s cobalt-blue home—it’s a captivating glimpse into her art, life, and colorful world.

Tirasavia is a chic, airy spot in Juarez serving up delectable, farm-to-table international dishes crafted from top-notch, fresh ingredients.

A charming Roma bakery serving flaky guava pastries, Italian-Mexican sandwiches, and exceptional coffee in a rustic, plant-filled space.

Step into the vibrant world of architect Luis Barragán at his meticulously preserved Mexico City home, where bold colors and light dance in architectural harmony.

Housed in a stunning 18th-century monastery, Museo Franz Mayer showcases Latin America’s largest decorative arts collection, with elegant colonial treasures and a chill café courtyard.

Since 1935, Churrería El Moro has served Mexico City’s ultimate churros, perfectly crispy and paired with a velvety hot chocolate dip.

At Barbacoa Renatos, savor over half a century of smoky, tender barbacoa crafted with care in a cozy Azcapotzalco kitchen, perfect for a weekend feast.

Nestled in Hipódromo Condesa, this wood-beamed gem features a leafy terrace, serving vibrant Lebanese meze and grilled meats that are truly authentic.