Mexico City Q&A

My Gigabyte AERO laptop with RTX 5060 won't turn on, and I'm not sure what's wrong. I've tried disconnecting the battery, but that doesn't work anymore. I'm looking for a place to repair it, and I'd appreciate any recommendations on prices or what to expect.

I'm thinking of visiting Mexico City during Semana Santa, but I'm worried that the city might be empty of locals. I'd like to meet some Mexicans and see some everyday life in the city, so I don't want to visit if everyone's gone or staying at home.

I'm looking for guanciale, a type of Italian cured pork jowl, for authentic pasta dishes like carbonara and amatriciana.

I have a tree in my backyard that's causing problems. It's growing too tall and hitting power lines, which causes them to disconnect when it's windy. I've also noticed that its roots are damaging my drain and the neighbor's fence. I reported the issue to the city two years ago, but they didn't do anything. I've tried to prune the tree myself, but I'm not sure if I should remove it completely. I'm worried about the legal implications and potential fines.

I'm considering a move to Mexico City for my partner and would really value some honest input on the job market before I commit. I'm 32, Italian passport, fluent English, 9 years professional experience in finance and strategy, and currently a Senior Manager on a sports infrastructure programme in Saudi Arabia. I'd like to stay in the sports industry if possible, but I'm open to other options.

I'm planning a family trip to Mexico City for next April with my two children, one age 3 and the other 10 months. We're looking for a neighborhood that's close to sites of interest and has good sleep quality for the kids.

I'm looking for a long-term apartment for my friend who was deported. He's been moving from one temporary place to another for two months and needs a stable place to live. We've tried searching online but it's been difficult to find something within our budget.

I'm visiting from the United States every winter and I'd like to visit Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo, Frida Kahlo Museum, and the Museo Casa Frida in one day. They seem to be within walking distance, but I'm not sure if it's too much to see in one day.

I'm visiting Mexico City in December for a concert at the Frey Nano and I'm looking for a relatively safe area to stay, close to the venue. My friend and I don't want to walk around at night without knowing which areas to avoid. If someone could give us some advice on which area to stay in and maybe recommend a great taco spot, we'd be grateful.

I'm an Australian expat in my 60s, looking to attend a Luche Libre event on November 10th. I'm concerned about the greyed out areas in sections N4, N5, and N6, and whether they're worth avoiding due to potential crowds and anxiety. I've considered sitting in the upper bleacher area for more elbow room and a festive atmosphere, but want to know if it's a good option.

I'm visiting Mexico City for a week and I'd love to play some basketball with locals. I've heard it's a great way to practice my Spanish and meet new people.

I'm still surprised by how many people didn't get hurt when I was a kid playing these pranks on my friends.

I've heard great things about the Claustro de Sor Juana, but I'm looking for a more detailed understanding of the costs and logistics of renting it for a wedding.

While walking down the street in Roma Norte, a couple approached us and claimed their money and credit cards were stolen. They asked us to help them find the US embassy, which was more than 3 miles away. They also asked us to find a nearby Catholic Church, but my wife struggled to find one due to cell connection issues. We suggested they ask the people at a nearby pharmacy, and they seemed to accept that and walked away. My wife immediately felt nervous and said she thought that was a scam. What could this have been?

I'm trying to decide between Vista Hermosa and Interlomas for a family member's daily commute to Santa Fe. They have a single car and need to travel to Santa Fe every day. Which one would you recommend?

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I'm planning to stay in Puebla for the last month of my trip and I have pets and a lot of luggage, so I'd like to take an Uber from CDMX. I've stayed in CDMX for coming close to 3 months now.

I'm traveling to Mexico City from December 24th to 31st and I'm worried that the city will be quiet during the holidays.

My father already has his phone line registered, and I'm wondering if he can register mine for me. I've heard that someone registered their kids' lines to avoid registering them themselves, but I'm not sure if this would cause problems when I try to register for apps or services that require my phone number, or if I can change the owner of the line later.

I'm planning a vacation to Mexico City and I'm looking for some restaurant recommendations that are safe for someone with celiac disease. I've heard it can be challenging to find gluten-free options in the city, but I'm hoping to find some specific suggestions or places that people know are safe.

I'm looking for parts to complete airsoft replicas, specifically for an SG-552 and a Beretta FS92. I've tried searching online and joining Facebook groups, but I couldn't find the parts I need. I'd also like to know if anyone has these parts and is willing to sell them.