Mexico City Recommendations

Adventure dealers with levels, depending on the hour and number of motorcycles in the area. Located between Tepito and Eje 2 Norte, these adventure dealers offer good deals.

Enrique Welton in Insurgentes at Welton & Sons Mens Wear offers custom-made pants in various materials, including Italian linens. Prices are reportedly reasonable, with a pair of custom pants in light-blue wool costing around 1000 MXN several years ago.

Another service that is well worth it is the CENDIS of the Benito Juarez municipality. Some of them manage an extended schedule from 9:00 to 19:00 hours for working parents.

Check their Instagram for concerts at Multiforo 246, a small-medium size concert venue in Mexico City. As a remote worker, I appreciate the unique atmosphere and intimate setting that these types of venues offer, and I've had some great experiences discovering new music at places like this.

For DJ/vinyl collectors, Casa Calypso is a must-visit with a nice 7” collection of various genres, including rare Latin finds curated by Carlos Rene, an excellent DJ. Located in an unknown neighborhood, no specific hours are mentioned, but visitors can find it through online research or word of mouth.

Depending on the dates, you can probably find some inexpensive hotels like City Express by Marriott. It's located close to Reforma, where there's stuff happening in December, and you can walk outside and cruise up and down the avenue.

Sastreria La Roma on Bajio and Medellin has a good reputation for quick turnarounds. They might need to be googled translated, but the service is reliable.

La Condesa is one of the great examples of a place that has lost its charm after becoming famous. It used to be a great place to hang out, eat well, and enjoy something special, but now it's overcrowded and prices have gone up.

Located in the Historic Downtown, in the corner of Francisco I. Madero and Isabel la Católica, Mixup has the best and biggest stock of CDs in the city. It's right beneath the Estanquillo museum, so you won't have trouble finding it.

Cantina Cuchilleros is a local favorite that serves delicious seafood dishes at reasonable prices. The shrimp with butter tastes like lobster, and the grilled octopus is tender. It's an unassuming place that's popular among locals and older folks, making it a great spot to try authentic Mexican cuisine without breaking the bank. If you're looking for a light splurge, Cantina Cuchilleros is a great option.

Corona Capital is a music festival held in Mexico City, offering a unique experience for music enthusiasts. Attendees can expect to enjoy a fun and lively atmosphere, and if you're planning to attend solo, you shouldn't worry about safety, but rather be mindful of transportation back home.

Roll a Game en CDMX is an event that features various game tables where you can play board games, including role-playing games. The event also includes tournaments, testing of new games, and a tombola with good prizes that you can participate in by collecting stamps and exchanging them for raffle tickets.

Find DJ's and people dancing on weekend nights, not just cumbia but all kinds of music, near Reforma. It's located on Alameda Central, close to the city center, and is a great place to experience the local nightlife.

MUAC is worth visiting because it has a diverse collection of contemporary art from around the world. It is located on the campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM, in the Ciudad Universitaria neighborhood.

Great pozole and fun atmosphere with live bands make Tenampa a must-visit spot in Mexico City. The square outside is also a good time, adding to the lively ambiance of this popular destination.

La Puerta Roja is a sports bar in the heart of Roma where you can catch live NBA games, including the New York Knicks, as their owner is a fan. It's a great spot to meet fellow sports enthusiasts and watch the game with a cold beer. If you're solo, you can also consider reaching out to a woman in her 40s who's open to meeting up. La Puerta Roja is located near the intersection of Avenida Ámsterdam and Calle de Copala in Roma, and is open from 5pm to 2am, Monday to Saturday.

Tortas Al Fuego is a 24-hour restaurant that serves delicious tortas. It's located on Av Sonora 205 in the Condesa neighborhood, making it a convenient option for those who need a late-night snack.

Monte de Piedad sells silver coins by weight, making it worth a shot to try there. It's located in downtown Mexico City, specifically in the Centro neighborhood.

It’s a special place For breakfast, try Balcon del Zocalo, a unique spot that's perfect for a family with young kids.

For the best experience, sit on the ground floor and choose a seat where you can see the screen. The tickets are available on Ticketmaster, and it's recommended to buy them in advance as they can sell out quickly, especially when AEW talent is announced. Also, consider purchasing a package from the Turibus website, which includes tickets and a guided experience for Xochimilco and Lucha Libre events.