Bosque de Chapultepec

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.

Merkavá is a charming gem in Condesa, serving up delightful Israeli dishes like hummus and fresh pita in a cozy, upscale atmosphere with a lovely terrace.

ONORA in Polanco offers sleek, handcrafted Mexican textiles and home goods with a modern, understated palette and rich artisan heritage.

This lively weekend spot in Roma serves legendary, slow-cooked lamb barbacoa with blue corn tortillas and fresh salsas.

Tucked away in Lomas de Chapultepec, Issi is a charming spot for a casual yet chic meal, serving up refined American comfort food with a local twist.

Máximo Bistrot blends French technique and Mexican ingredients in a chic Roma spot with seasonal, farm-fresh dishes and killer wine pairings.

Comal Oculto serves up next-level heirloom corn snacks like gorditas and flautas at a single communal table in San Miguel Chapultepec.

Open 24/7, El Moro churns out legendary churros and rich hot chocolate in a bustling Centro spot steeped in tradition since 1935.

Museo de Arte Popular in Mexico City showcases vibrant folk art and crafts—from alebrijes to textiles—in a bright, lively Art Deco space.

At Fideo Gordo, a vibrant udon bar in Roma, generations of tradition collide with inventive flavors like lamb obi udon and playful appetizers, all set in a kitschy homage to family roots.