Club Tengo Hambre Tours

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 vibrant Condesa neighborhood, this chic hotel boasts stylish rooms and a trendy rooftop sushi bar, perfect for urban explorers.

This historic Basque seafood haven in downtown Mexico City, founded in 1936, is beloved for its excellent service and delightful menu choices.

Chaya BnB is a chic, tranquil boutique escape in downtown Mexico City, boasting stylish rooms, gourmet breakfast, and a serene rooftop terrace with park views.

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

Enchiladas, steaks & tacos accompanied by refried beans, in rooms with a vivid orange & blue decor.

Step into Azul Histórico, chef Ricardo Muñoz Zurita's stunning colonial patio eatery, where authentic Mexican flavors shine amid lush greenery and chandeliers.

Step into Havre 77, a chic slice of Paris nestled in Mexico City, where exquisite French flavors shine in a charming 19th-century villa.

The leafy Jardín Centenario park sits at the center of bohemian Coyoacán, known for its cobblestone streets and colonial architecture. The bright-blue Museo de Frida Kahlo, showcasing her life and work, is here, as are the well-preserved former home of Leon Trotsky, art galleries, and colorful artisan markets. Upscale sidewalk cafes sit side by side with laid-back ice cream parlors along the tree-lined streets.

Museo Jumex is a sleek contemporary art museum in Polanco featuring an impressive rotating collection from renowned artists, all housed in a striking cube of white concrete designed by David Chipperfield.