My Mexico City Travel Guide

Fantastic chicken soup.

Cheap fast late night food, great torta.

Great taco spot, newer/modern place, multiple locations.

The best cheapest taco food stall right on a busy corner.

Newer taco spot, has traditional and more modern toppings.

Spanish spot for vermouth and tapas if you're tired of Mexican food.

Great quesotote taco (corn tortilla filled with an entire chile relleno and fried shrimp).

Mornings only, these ladies set up on the street outside of the Medellin market and serve some of the best tlacoyos anywhere.

Great little modern cocktail bar.

Best cocktail bar in the world, won many awards and some of the best cocktails I've ever had anywhere. Requires a reservation as it's 2+ hour wait otherwise.

Also good for food too. Part of a restaurant group so their other spots are good too and rather similar in quality.

Off the beaten path, great spot to have traditional fermented Pulque.

Walk this oval park for tree covered walkways with many cafes and restaurants that line this little park in La Condesa.

Huge park that can be explored for hours. Also inside is the CDMX letters (a great tourist photo opportunity) and the History Museum.

Huge library with the inside architecture like you've never seen to display the books on their hanging shelves.

Huge cultural center building and plaza.

One of the more unique and busy markets in the city center. Pricier but good for a lunch or snack stop.

Art focused market full of handmade and manufactured items. Good for a souvenir or some clothing as well.