Mexico City Recommendations

NightlifeCondesa 1h ago •Petra D

Henry Miller is a club for dancing, offering a lively crowd without getting super crowded. It's located in the Condesa neighborhood, a short distance from the Roma area where you'll be staying.

Visit the Mercado de Jamaica to assemble a bouquet of flowers and give it to your partner personally. A simple bouquet won't cost you more than $200, and you can send it via Didi Moto for $100.

One of the most interesting eating mercados in CDMX is Mercado San Camilito. Located adjacent to Plaza Garibaldi, it's not overrun with foreign tourists, making it an enjoyable experience.

La Catedral is a stunning example of colonial architecture, offering a glimpse into Mexico City's rich history. It's worth visiting for its impressive stone carvings, intricate details, and the opportunity to see the cathedral's grandeur up close.

There's an official popup store in Masaryk, Polanco for the weekend, where you can buy F1 merchandise. If you're interested in visiting, the exact location is not specified in the source, but it's located in the Polanco neighborhood.

Restaurants & CafésCoyoacán 2d 19h ago •Woojin Oh

Trinidad Ritual de Sabores is a must-visit in Mercado 89, offering excellent food and an impressive selection of salsas. Their barbacoa and birria tacos are fantastic, and the squash blossom taco is a standout. Even the mezcalita de piña is delicious.

Considering you're looking for a hotel that's not a love hotel, I recommend Holiday Inn. You can find several locations in the city, including one in the Viaducto and Insurgentes area. They have a wide range of rooms, including those with private bathrooms and locks on the doors. Plus, they're part of a reputable chain, so you know what to expect.

This museum is part of the three Frida Kahlo institutions that can be visited in one day, along with the Frida Kahlo Muséum and the Museo Casa Kahlo. It is possible to buy a package that includes entrance to the two museums and transportation, making it a convenient option for those interested in learning more about Frida Kahlo's life and work.

The Holiday Inn and Fiesta Americana hotels are within a kilometer of the Fray Nano location, making them convenient options for those attending a concert there. These hotels are also within walking distance of the venue, eliminating the need for transportation. Additionally, they offer a range of amenities and services for guests.

Get a private tour guide who can pick you up and drop you off at your hotel, making it easier to navigate with a 6-month-old and a 70-year-old. Book a tour with Carlos S. from Tours by Locals, who has good reviews for his services.

Restaurants & Cafésbetween Balbuena and the city center 4d 14h ago •dmitri

La Matoza is a restaurant serving delicious seafood dishes in a non-touristy area of the city. All the dishes on the menu are delicious, making it worth a visit.

NightlifeCDMX 5d 12h ago •Rik Meijer

La Banda de los Corazones is a band from Mexico City that is worth checking out. They are a talented and creative group that has been making waves in the city's music scene. With a unique sound that blends different styles, they are a great example of the kind of innovative music that is being made in CDMX. If you're looking for something new and exciting to listen to, La Banda de los Corazones is definitely worth a listen.

Hot Mama's Kitchen serves Tennessee style fried chicken, a must-try for those craving a real fried chicken fix. With its unique flavor and crispy texture, you won't be disappointed. It's located in Mexico City, making it easily accessible for a quick fried chicken fix.

Japan CDMX is exactly what you are looking for in a night out, with a busy atmosphere and good music. It gets very crowded, so keep that in mind when planning your night out.

Electronic Game Repair is a trusted place for console repair in Mexico City, with a location in Coyoacán. Someone recommends this place, stating that the owner is 'de confianza' (of trust), and also mentions Gaming Loadout in the Narvarte neighborhood as another option.

Explore the centro historico, where you can find the Secretariat of Public Education on Avenida Argentina north of the Zocalo to sign in and see stunning Diego Rivera murals. Visit the new fonart store at Argentina/calle donceles, and have a drink at Mayor, catty corner from the fonart gallery. There will be something going on or on display on the zócalo itself, usually.

For cumbia as the main thing, look for bailes sonideros, the sound system dances that pop up in barrios like Tepito, usually on weekends. Baile under Metro Oceanía is one of those casual, loud and very local dances, so go with someone who knows the area.

ShoppingCiudadela 1w ago •Woojin Oh

Located in the Ciudadela market, this tianguis offers a wide variety of vinyl records, cassettes, and CDs at affordable prices. There are several stalls selling vintage records and tapes at very low prices, in good condition, and with a great selection.

Restaurants & Cafésempty string 1w ago •Woojin Oh

Quintonil is a restaurant worth visiting for a unique dining experience. They recommend eating at Quintonil, stating it's one of the best meals they've ever had.

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.