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Tech & Development in Mexico City
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What locals recommend in Mexico City
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Pollos Poncho
Pollos Poncho is a casual restaurant in the Roma Norte neighborhood of Mexico City that specializes in roasted chicken and chicken al pastor. It's a great option for someone with gastritis because it's not greasy, and it doesn't have any spicy food. It's also affordable, with a variety of dishes to choose from, and it has seating and sells beer.
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Lucha Libre Arena
Lucha libre is an experience in Mexico City, offering an electric atmosphere that's like being part of a live comic book. Don't miss out on the nachos, which are an essential part of the experience and add to the excitement of the event.
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Club Tengo Hambre
For a deep dive into the regional street food of Mexico City, I highly recommend Club Tengo Hambre. Their Mexico City Street Food tour and the tour of the Merced Market were incredible, and the food on the tours were the most memorable of the trip.
