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I've noticed that every few blocks, there's a new Sede Café. It's like they're everywhere. I'm starting to think it's suspicious.

I've been visiting Mexico City every winter for years and I've always found the coffee to be rather bitter and burnt, even at specialty coffee shops. I've tried it at various places in the city, from Vips to small cafes, but it's always had a similar taste. I'm starting to think that's just how Mexicans like their coffee, but I've also had some amazing coffee in Australia, so I'm curious to know if it's just me or if there's something I'm missing.

My dog slipped her lead at Parque Mexico one Tuesday morning and I spent twenty minutes running around the fountain, calling her name in a voice I did

I'm a curious expat who's lived in Mexico City for 8 years, trying to understand the local culture and customs. I've noticed that frequent cleaning, especially with strong-smelling products like Cloro and Fabuloso, is a common practice here, but I'm not sure why it's so prioritized. I'm looking for insights from others who may have thought about this too.

Located in Mexico City, Zinco Jazz Bar offers a unique cabaret experience with a great show that's not on every night, so be sure to check their socials for the latest schedule. While the show is the main draw, the bar itself is a great spot to grab a drink and enjoy some live music.

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The Museo De San Carlos is a beautiful museum in downtown Mexico City that offers a tranquil experience. Its stunning architecture and spacious interior make it a spot, and the friendly staff only add to the charm. One visitor even mentioned it as one of their favorite buildings in Mexico City.

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English language school in Mexico City teaching children, teenagers and adults, with in-person campuses and an online option.

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Laguna is a former factory turned art shop and coffee hub located in the Condesa neighborhood of Mexico City. It's worth visiting for the delicious coffee and the unique atmosphere of an old factory repurposed as a creative space. You can find it by the East Condesa Square, and some prices are already available.

I'm staying in the Juárez neighborhood and I want to visit the Anthropology Museum tomorrow. However, an Uber driver told me to stay indoors due to planned protests. I'm thinking of using Uber or Didi to get there around 10 am. Should I stick to my plan or stay home?

I'm a remote worker in Condesa and I'm looking for a place to buy CDs and DVDs for a friend visiting from out of town.

Several people in Mexico City are willing to help with a birthday surprise by taking a photo holding a short handwritten birthday message somewhere cool in the city. They can do it for you in literally a minute or two, and you can even ask them to make a TikTok post about it.

Grab street content and interview people in a vertical format in the historic city center on weekends. The group is ideal for creators who already have experience and don't mind taking turns holding the camera. As a bonus, the group already has a presence in Centro, Zona Rosa, Roma, and Condesa, making it easy to find and plan events.

Hotel Pánuco is a budget-friendly option that is clean and located in a quiet area near the Monumento a la Revolución and the Zócalo. It's a short walk to the Paseo de la Reforma and there's a decent café nearby called Habana.

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