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Dawat offers a cozy, old-school vibe with a charming mix of Indian flavors and hearty portions, making it a go-to for comfort food in 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.

Street tacos with a variety of fillings & sauces, plus aguas frescas, in vibrant, unfussy digs.

Home to historic landmarks dating from as far back as the Aztec era, Centro Historico is the city's beating heart. Centered around the massive Zócalo plaza, the area draws tourists to museums and iconic buildings like the art nouveau Palacio de Bellas Artes and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Street vendors and basic taquerías exist in harmony with high-end restaurants along the bustling, pedestrian-only Calle Madero.

Modest hotel featuring colorful, relaxed rooms with flat-screen TVs & complimentary Wi-Fi. In a bustling area filled with casual restaurants and shops, this unassuming hotel is 2 km from Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral, a 14-minute walk from the Alameda Central park and 6 minutes on foot from a metro station. Colorful, relaxed rooms provide flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi and minifridges, in addition to tea and coffeemaking facilities, en suite bathrooms and air conditioning. Breakfast is available.

At Voraz in Roma, you’ll find a lively gastro-cantina vibe paired with inventive dishes that keep the crowd buzzing and craving more.

Dive into Mexico's top oyster grill for fresh, delicious seafood in a vibrant, dog-friendly spot where service and atmosphere shine.

This lively taquería in CDMX is a local favorite, serving up delicious tacos with a fun atmosphere and authentic vibes—perfect for late-night cravings.

By night, this auto repair shop transforms into a vibrant taco haven where locals line up for tantalizing al pastor tacos topped with juicy pineapple and fresh salsas.

No-frills locale for Mexican comfort food like tacos & enchiladas, known for spit-grilled pork.