These guys know how to execute all the classic cocktails brilliantly. Great spot for some chill and unpretentious afternoon libations.
Feels like you're far away from the city when you're here. Great for wandering, but be careful as there is no cell signal or signage. Easy to get Ubers in/out from the restaurants by the ex-Convent.
Korean BBQ in the front, karaoke in the back -- all without leaving the comforts of Polanco. What else do you need?
Beautiful backyard setting to enjoy a couple beers in. Order and pay in the back by the bar, then bring your ticket to the bar to get served.
Vibey Roman trattoria in a beautiful corner of Centro. Sit outside and feel transported to Rome with a glass of wine and a spaghetti cacio e pepe. Small spot that gets crowded quickly, so make a res!
The OG Korean BBQ spot in Mexico City, where you still grill the meat over freshly-heated charcoals. No frills interior, but the service is on-point and the menu is extensive.
Best draft beer bar in CDMX, hands down. Tons of taps so you’re bound to find something that fits your mood. Beautiful and cozy interior inside as well.
Can't go wrong with any of the pizzas here -- I'm personally partial to the pepperoni, loaded up with extra hot oil. Great spot to order takeout and delivery from as well.
Some of the best tacos in CDMX. The specials change frequently, but they're always on point. Can't go wrong with the tostada de atun or the campechano and pastor tacos.
Wow. As legit as it gets. Delicious KBBQ — get the brisket — and soups. Top notch service as well. Quite possibly one of the best Korean restaurants in Latin America.
Los tacos están bien pero una taquería real de barrio es mejor. Recomiendo taco campechano. Tal vez es mejor pedir los tacos sin frijoles para que resalte más el sabor. Flan y carajillo: recomendables
Truly magical place, truly nothing like it. Beautiful surroundings, delicious vegetarian fare, and inventive cocktails. Reservation via Instagram only.
Wow what a cocktail bar. Definitely get a Naked & Famous if you like aperol or mezcal. Beautiful interior and vibe inside.
Now *this* is a speakeasy. I’m not gonna ruin the surprise with the entrance, but it’s seriously cool. Drinks are well-crafted too. English-speaking bartenders (if you need that sort of thing).
Uno de los lugares más impresionantes del Distrito Federal. Además de permitirnos conocer los lujos con los que vivía Porfirio Díaz, y Maximiliano, nos ofrece un sinfín de historias y murales...
Chapultepec es el bosque urbano más grande de América Latina, un centro cultural de convivencia y diversión para toda la familia. Visita las 3 secciones del Bosque y ¡Diviértete a lo grande!
Todo buenísimo! Los gnoccis, tiradito de pulpo, los gins y el róbalo. Y los postres igual de buenos, el brioche con queso de ceniza, miel y Chile guajillo puede ser mi nueva adiccion.
Gorgeous and spacious coffee shop in Roma Norte. If you've been to their other locations in Bogotá or Cartagena, you'll feel right at home -- except this outpost uses local Mexican beans instead.
Nearly identical to the one in NYC. Get your steak rare, order a glass of wine, and enjoy!
You literally feel like you’re in China, complete with sauce bar and the little cans of hot oil. Pricey, but worth it to get a mala hotpot fix.
Ring the doorbell and enter the Chinese supermarket of your dreams — full of noodles, sauces, oils, soup bases, produce, and frozen dumplings. A gem for Chinese groceries in Polanco.
Crowded spot for dim sum on weekends. Flavors are on point, portions are just right, and prices are pretty reasonable. Cash only.
Great spot to pick up all the Japanese ingredients you need (wayyy better than Japantown in Polanco). Wide selection to stock up on frozen fish, miso, ikura, and more.
