La Clandestina

Discover the ultimate stop for natural wines in Juarez, boasting an extensive selection, friendly staff, and a vibrant community vibe.

This hidden gem serves up creative Asian-Mexican fusion tacos with unique flavors like Cantones pork belly, all enjoyed standing at the sidewalk tables.

This colossal cathedral, Latin America's oldest, dazzles with its stunning architecture and rich history, making it a must-visit in Mexico City.

Large monumental fountain featuring a statue of the Roman goddess Diana shooting a bow & arrow.

Upscale hotel featuring a rooftop terrace with a restaurant/bar & a pool, plus a gym & a juice bar. Set in an elegant stone building in the Historic Center, this upscale hotel is a 5-minute walk from a metro station and 12 minutes' walk from the Palacio de Bellas Artes. Sophisticated rooms with high-thread-count sheets feature high-speed Internet access, safes and flat-screen TVs, as well as minifridges, and tea and coffeemakers. Some add Juliet balconies. Suites have pull-out sofas and record players; upgraded suites come with free-standing tubs. Room service is available. There's a rooftop terrace with a restaurant/bar and a pool. Other amenities include a juice bar, a gym and a screening room. Breakfast is offered (fee).

Experience luxury at The St. Regis with polished rooms, top-tier dining, and unparalleled 24/7 butler service in the heart of Mexico City.

Mercado de Sonora is a bustling, quirky marketplace in Mexico City where you can find everything from enchanting herbs and mystical trinkets to tasty street food.

Pascal in Colonia Roma is a charming bistro where Chef Bryan crafts inventive, locally sourced dishes in a cozy open kitchen setting.

Em in Mexico City offers a lavish tasting menu experience where exquisite flavors meet attentive service, perfect for special celebrations.

Sango Teppanyaki serves up authentic Japanese street food hidden within a vibrant Asian dining hub, where delicious flavors and lively vibes reign supreme.