Los 3 Reyes

This cozy, family-run Mexican eatery serves up delightful classics like duck mole and table-side guacamole, alongside innovative dishes that wow locals.

Nestled in the lively streets of Condesa, Bernardino's uniquely serves up authentic hard shell tacos, merging Tex-Mex flair with a cozy, no-frills vibe.

Traditional Spanish cuisine served in the stately, ornate surrounds of a 19th-century palace.

Stylish rooms and suites in a traditional Mexican-style property dating from the 1930s. Set in the Condesa neighborhood, this casual 1930s B&B decorated in traditional Mexican style is a 5-minute walk from a metro station. It's also 2.5 km from Bosque de Chapultepec park and 3.1 km from Museo Nacional de Antropología. The stylish rooms (no air-conditioning) offer free Wi-Fi, safes and flat-screen TVs. Some have doors or balconies opening onto an interior courtyard, and a snug rooftop room has a terrace. Suites add living areas, minifridges, and microwaves or stoves; a penthouse suite has a kitchen, dining area and roof garden. Mexican breakfast is served, and there's a computer for guest use. Children age 8 and over are welcome.

"Somos un restaurante de mariscos, nuestra especialidad son los aguachiles y los ceviches preparados con los mariscos más frescos de México."

Relaxed rooms in a modern hotel offering free Wi-Fi & breakfast, plus a terrace with city views. Set in the historic downtown area, this modern hotel is a 3-minute walk from both a metro station and Zócalo, the city's main square. The relaxed rooms feature contemporary furnishings, and come with free Wi-Fi, safes and en suite bathrooms. Most have TVs. There's no air-conditioning. Complimentary continental breakfast is served, and there's also a shared terrace offering panoramic city views.

At Hi-Fi Analog Cocktail Bar, immerse yourself in groovy vinyl tunes while enjoying expertly crafted cocktails in an eclectic, lively atmosphere.

Huge warehouse with small eateries & vendors selling fresh produce, flowers & local crafts.

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.

Step into this lively 1955 market for a wild culinary adventure, featuring exotic fare, fresh produce, and eye-catching displays that capture Mexico City's vibrant food scene.