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Fine dining restaurant · Roma Norte
"Set on the broad avenue that’s the main artery of Roma Norte, this One MICHELIN Star bistro from chef-owner Lalo García is perpetually on a waitlist and a go-to for well-heeled locals and in-the-know tourists; García’s cooking and sense of style have helped cement his place in the city’s exceptional dining scene. The space—once an auto repair shop—feels cool and elegant with a vaulted industrial ceiling and blond wood furnishings, and the menu pairs a can’t-miss fried chicken that’s always offered with a rotating selection of creative daily dishes that pull inspiration from local purveyors and refined French technique." - David Shortell
Av. Álvaro Obregón 65 Bis, Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions
Brunch restaurant · Centro Urbano Benito Juárez
"A colorful brunch spot owned by Lalo García that the chef himself prefers to frequent when he’s in town, known for its lively, casual atmosphere as one of his neighborhood restaurants." - David Shortell
Restaurant · Centro Urbano Benito Juárez
"Cooking here is straightforward but skillful: a plate of beautifully charred squash comes with a smoky pine nut sauce, chicken with crispy skin is set alongside roasted peaches and a mushroom medley, and a rich mole coloradito gives one dish particular memorability; finish with a fruit-layered tres leches for a real treat." - David Shortell
Seafood restaurant · Roma Norte
"For a memorable seafood meal at Contramar, start with a tostada—perhaps one topped with diced raw scallop tossed in salsa macha—then savor pulpo a la Gallega, a simple dish of tender octopus and potato cubes dressed with olive oil, flaky sea salt, and paprika, and don’t miss their signature pescado a la talla with red and green rubs on each side." - David Shortell
Wine bar · Centro Urbano Benito Juárez
"It's a sliver of a space in Roma Norte—dark and moody with just a sprinkling of tables plus a communal table—but Vigneron makes a big impression with a concise menu and a mostly European wine list that is surprisingly extensive, earning it a Bib Gourmand." - David Shortell
Bar · Roma Norte
"For a cocktail in Roma Norte, Café de Nadie is a recommended spot." - David Shortell
Italian restaurant · Centro Urbano Benito Juárez
"For a martini, Café Arixi is one of the preferred neighborhood choices." - David Shortell
Art center · Roma Norte
"Around the corner from Máximo, OMR Gallery is recommended as a cultural stop to visit in the neighborhood." - David Shortell
Museum · San Pablo Tepetlapa
"A recommended cultural site to visit, the Museo Anahuacalli is suggested as part of a visiting friend’s itinerary." - David Shortell
Hotel · San Miguel de Allende
"About a ten-minute walk from the city center, this property places each guest in a freestanding casita that opens to countryside views, making it an ideal base camp in charming San Miguel de Allende, with rooms available for less than $200 a night." - David Shortell
Dentro de "Valle de Los Senderos, Carretera San Miguel de Allende a Dolores Hidalgo km 3.5, 37713 San Miguel de Allende, Gto., Mexico Get directions