Guidebook for Ciudad de México
Food Scene
Panadería Rosetta Havre
73 Havrethe best pain au chocolate and sandwiches
Panadería Rosetta
179 ColimaBest pain aun chocolate, lattes and sandwiches.
Best coffee!! one of my fav places to have brunch. is monica´s patiño place, a well known mexican chef.
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Delirio Mónica Patiño
116 MonterreyBest coffee!! one of my fav places to have brunch. is monica´s patiño place, a well known mexican chef.
Krikas
207 MonterreyMexican style restaurant !! ask for the chilaquiles and mexican breakfast.
This little place will enchant you with its freshly made menu filled with classic breakfast options and a personal twist.
French Toast, eggs, sandwiches and much more in an order away. Accompany your hardy breakfast with a steaming cup of your favorite coffee (latte, cappuccino, straight up black) or a fresh cup of their fresh juices (orange, grapefruit, etc.).
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Café Toscano
42 OrizabaThis little place will enchant you with its freshly made menu filled with classic breakfast options and a personal twist.
French Toast, eggs, sandwiches and much more in an order away. Accompany your hardy breakfast with a steaming cup of your favorite coffee (latte, cappuccino, straight up black) or a fresh cup of their fresh juices (orange, grapefruit, etc.).
From the owners of Maximo Bistro. Lalo! promises more than the average grab-a-slice experience. Potato, rosemary and truffle oil pizza, inspired by a trip to Puglia, will be on the menu, along with striped sea bass served with caramelized onions and gremolata, salads using lettuce from the Mexican region of Xochimilco and suckling pig in salsa verde paired with a Mexican succulent known as verdolagas.
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Lalo!
173 ZacatecasFrom the owners of Maximo Bistro. Lalo! promises more than the average grab-a-slice experience. Potato, rosemary and truffle oil pizza, inspired by a trip to Puglia, will be on the menu, along with striped sea bass served with caramelized onions and gremolata, salads using lettuce from the Mexican region of Xochimilco and suckling pig in salsa verde paired with a Mexican succulent known as verdolagas.
Contemporary cuisine that blends the flavors of Mexico.
With the creativity of chefs Lucy and Fabian Acuña you will have the opportunity to taste dishes made from local, fresh, organic and seasonal products
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DULCINEA
46 TabascoContemporary cuisine that blends the flavors of Mexico.
With the creativity of chefs Lucy and Fabian Acuña you will have the opportunity to taste dishes made from local, fresh, organic and seasonal products
is the perfect option for those looking for authentic Mexican coastal flavor in a relaxed family atmosphere. You will not be wrong when ordering here: all dishes are guarantee of freshness, simplicity and quality, worthy of being savored and enjoyed.
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Contramar
200 Calle de Durango is the perfect option for those looking for authentic Mexican coastal flavor in a relaxed family atmosphere. You will not be wrong when ordering here: all dishes are guarantee of freshness, simplicity and quality, worthy of being savored and enjoyed.
Named after the French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo, famous for his funny, pouty frown in Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless, Belmondo’s excellent sandwiches and soups will surely leave an opposite expression on your face.
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Belmondo
109 TabascoNamed after the French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo, famous for his funny, pouty frown in Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless, Belmondo’s excellent sandwiches and soups will surely leave an opposite expression on your face.
Delicious hamburgers with four kinds of ketchup, douse their fries in truffle oil, offer a whole menu dedicated to the gin and tonic (another Mexican obsession), and serve a surprisingly good veggie burger. The burgers are named after musicians—the “Bowie” features roasted poblanos, guacamole, fried tortilla strips, bacon, and Swiss cheese, while the “Zappa” has foie gras and caramelized onions.
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Butcher & Sons
87 OrizabaDelicious hamburgers with four kinds of ketchup, douse their fries in truffle oil, offer a whole menu dedicated to the gin and tonic (another Mexican obsession), and serve a surprisingly good veggie burger. The burgers are named after musicians—the “Bowie” features roasted poblanos, guacamole, fried tortilla strips, bacon, and Swiss cheese, while the “Zappa” has foie gras and caramelized onions.
This little place may look like a traditional fonda to anyone, but everything changes with the first bite. A lovely little spot in the Roma neighborhood cuisine. Casual atmosphere, great service, excellent dishes, the menu changes daily. A place for everyone. it´s expensive.
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Máximo Bistrot
65 Bis Av. Álvaro ObregónThis little place may look like a traditional fonda to anyone, but everything changes with the first bite. A lovely little spot in the Roma neighborhood cuisine. Casual atmosphere, great service, excellent dishes, the menu changes daily. A place for everyone. it´s expensive.
The restaurant offers a cuisine which clearly expresses the flavors and forms of modern Mexican food tradition. This is a vision of contemporary national cuisine that flourishes because of adherence to gourmet food artistry and everyday common sense. it´s expensive.
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Quintonil
55 Av. Isaac NewtonThe restaurant offers a cuisine which clearly expresses the flavors and forms of modern Mexican food tradition. This is a vision of contemporary national cuisine that flourishes because of adherence to gourmet food artistry and everyday common sense. it´s expensive.
Freshness and quality with two additions: a great personality and a full menu of delicious dishes that include eggs in different presentations, sandwiches and juices. It could be defined as a fruit & vegetable shop with selected products and coffee service that integrates harmoniously the delicious and healthy.
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Ojo de Agua
23C CitlaltépetlFreshness and quality with two additions: a great personality and a full menu of delicious dishes that include eggs in different presentations, sandwiches and juices. It could be defined as a fruit & vegetable shop with selected products and coffee service that integrates harmoniously the delicious and healthy.
Maque
61 C. OzuluamaTry pan de elote and pastel azteca!
la Perla de la Roma
35 Av. CuauhtémocBest Seafood in la roma.
Frontera
FronteraMexican tacos. close late
Alekzander
mediterranean food and drinks
Contemporary market with a nice terrace where you can drink and have gourmet food.
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Mercado Roma
225 C. QuerétaroContemporary market with a nice terrace where you can drink and have gourmet food.
Drinks & Nightlife
Licorería Limantour
106 Av. Álvaro Obregónbest cocktails in la roma. very well known place.
Balmori’s mixology is creative and fresh and the service is young, attentive and efficient. Chef Azari Cuenca has created an unpretentious but surprising menu at the same time, such as our speciality: a melted mozzarella cheese hamburger with truffle oil.
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Balmori Roofbar
Balmori’s mixology is creative and fresh and the service is young, attentive and efficient. Chef Azari Cuenca has created an unpretentious but surprising menu at the same time, such as our speciality: a melted mozzarella cheese hamburger with truffle oil.
Khristian de la Torre (the same bartender who designed the drinks in Artemisia) is responsible for giving a private space to gin. Despite being a stiff drink, the mixology that boasts this place is a fantastic tray to get into this type of alcohol.
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Gin Gin
87 Av OaxacaKhristian de la Torre (the same bartender who designed the drinks in Artemisia) is responsible for giving a private space to gin. Despite being a stiff drink, the mixology that boasts this place is a fantastic tray to get into this type of alcohol.
Bang Bang
Álv. Obregón 153-A, Col. Roma, 06700Really good mixiology and a Kubrick interior design
Once the home of Mexican Communist Party founder M. N. Roy, this breathtaking space by world-class architects Emmanuel Picault and Ludwig Godefroy is reason enough to visit the trendy Roma neighbourhood. But add to this the best local DJ talent, a 7am closing time, a tequila-stocked bar and an ultra-glamorous crowd, and the result is one of Mexico City’s hottest and most exclusive nightclubs. Once inside, you’ll find cathedral-height ceilings, black basalt, sweeping geometric lines and a spartan, futuristic feel
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M.N. Roy
Once the home of Mexican Communist Party founder M. N. Roy, this breathtaking space by world-class architects Emmanuel Picault and Ludwig Godefroy is reason enough to visit the trendy Roma neighbourhood. But add to this the best local DJ talent, a 7am closing time, a tequila-stocked bar and an ultra-glamorous crowd, and the result is one of Mexico City’s hottest and most exclusive nightclubs. Once inside, you’ll find cathedral-height ceilings, black basalt, sweeping geometric lines and a spartan, futuristic feel
The nightlife is doomed to fleeting. Opening doors suddenly closed. Only a few places exceed the ephemeral and, for some mysterious reason, spend years being fashionable, like Leonor, Felix or M.N. Roy. Now is the turn of Mono. An old house in Colonia Juarez is the place where the party begins.
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MONO
64 Calle VersallesThe nightlife is doomed to fleeting. Opening doors suddenly closed. Only a few places exceed the ephemeral and, for some mysterious reason, spend years being fashionable, like Leonor, Felix or M.N. Roy. Now is the turn of Mono. An old house in Colonia Juarez is the place where the party begins.
A concept where sounds deep house and indie and then becomes in Joplin, where you listen nu disco.
This place has one of the best nightlife in the neighboorhood, with colorful decorative designs and moving under a New York haze.
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club janis
A concept where sounds deep house and indie and then becomes in Joplin, where you listen nu disco.
This place has one of the best nightlife in the neighboorhood, with colorful decorative designs and moving under a New York haze.
opens on friday night. 30 pesos per beer and a lot of 80´s and 90´s songs. is really really fun
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Patrick Miller
17 Meridaopens on friday night. 30 pesos per beer and a lot of 80´s and 90´s songs. is really really fun
Maison Artemisia
23 TonaláAbsinth bar
Restaurante Romita Comedor
49 Av. Álvaro ObregónNice place at the top of an old building. Try tostadas de atún.
Essentials
Sumesa
266 TlacotalpanMedium supermarket, but with the basics needs.
Chihuahua 141
141 ChihuahuaSmall local store
Farmacia San Pablo
132 AguascalientesBig Pharmacy
Hospital Alvaro Obregon
123 Av. Álvaro ObregónHospital next to the building
Getting Around
Metrobus Álvaro Obregón
Metrobus goes all Ave. Insurgentes, south and north.
Insurgentes station
big metro station.
Taxis Seguri Express A.C.
TonaláSafe taxi stand
Arts & Culture
inaugurated in 1964 a place dedicated to register, preserve, restore and exhibit the archaeological and ethnographical collections from the country. It is considered the largest museum in Latin America and one of the most important works within worldwide museography.
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國家人類學博物館
s/n Av. Paseo de la Reformainaugurated in 1964 a place dedicated to register, preserve, restore and exhibit the archaeological and ethnographical collections from the country. It is considered the largest museum in Latin America and one of the most important works within worldwide museography.
Founded in 1981 in Mexico City, the Rufino Tamayo Contemporary Art Museum carries out innovative exhibitions of international contemporary art in addition to exhibiting its own collection formed by its founders and includes important pieces from the second half of the 20th century to today
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Tamayo 當代藝術博物館
51 Av. Paseo de la ReformaFounded in 1981 in Mexico City, the Rufino Tamayo Contemporary Art Museum carries out innovative exhibitions of international contemporary art in addition to exhibiting its own collection formed by its founders and includes important pieces from the second half of the 20th century to today
The University Museum of Contemporary Art (known in Mexico as MUAC for its acronym in Spanish) of the UNAM is part of the University Cultural Center, a space where are located other buildings dedicated to music and dance performances, theater, cinema and a library.
In its 14 halls are exhibited representative works of different artistic movements raised in Mexico since the second half of the 20th century until our days.
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大學玩具玩具环球玩具馆
3000 Av. Insurgentes SurThe University Museum of Contemporary Art (known in Mexico as MUAC for its acronym in Spanish) of the UNAM is part of the University Cultural Center, a space where are located other buildings dedicated to music and dance performances, theater, cinema and a library.
In its 14 halls are exhibited representative works of different artistic movements raised in Mexico since the second half of the 20th century until our days.
Established in the surroundings of the Chapultepec Park in 1964, exhibits, in its wide spaces, representative works of Mexican artists from the first half of the 20th century such as David Alfaro Siqueiros, José Clemente Orozco, Diego Rivera, Rufino Tamayo, Gerardo Murillo, Dr. Atl, Rodríguez Lozano and Leonora Carrington, among others. There is also a selection of paintings and sculptures done by artists from the second half of the same century; among these we find Manuel Felguérez, Lilia Carrillo, Francisco Toledo, Remedios Varo and Gelsen Gas. The famous painting “Las dos Fridas” (The Two Fridas) is part of its collection
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現代艺术博物館
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaEstablished in the surroundings of the Chapultepec Park in 1964, exhibits, in its wide spaces, representative works of Mexican artists from the first half of the 20th century such as David Alfaro Siqueiros, José Clemente Orozco, Diego Rivera, Rufino Tamayo, Gerardo Murillo, Dr. Atl, Rodríguez Lozano and Leonora Carrington, among others. There is also a selection of paintings and sculptures done by artists from the second half of the same century; among these we find Manuel Felguérez, Lilia Carrillo, Francisco Toledo, Remedios Varo and Gelsen Gas. The famous painting “Las dos Fridas” (The Two Fridas) is part of its collection
When one looks in detail the work of Frida Kahlo, and has the privilege of knowing her home, discovers the intense relationship between Frida, her work, and her home. Her creative universe lies in the Blue House, the place where she was born and died. Although, when she was married to Diego Rivera and lived in different places in Mexico City and abroad, Frida always returned to her house in Coyoacan
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Museo Frida Kahlo
247 LondresWhen one looks in detail the work of Frida Kahlo, and has the privilege of knowing her home, discovers the intense relationship between Frida, her work, and her home. Her creative universe lies in the Blue House, the place where she was born and died. Although, when she was married to Diego Rivera and lived in different places in Mexico City and abroad, Frida always returned to her house in Coyoacan
This place houses the art collection donated by its founder. Among which there are 148 pieces by Diego Rivera, 26 by Frida Kahlo, this being the largest collection of both artists in one place. There are also 40 engravings by Angelina Beloff; more than 3 thousand pieces of popular art; 900 pieces of pre-Hispanic art and 11 wooden sculptures from the 17th century
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Museo Dolores Olmedo
5843 Av MexicoThis place houses the art collection donated by its founder. Among which there are 148 pieces by Diego Rivera, 26 by Frida Kahlo, this being the largest collection of both artists in one place. There are also 40 engravings by Angelina Beloff; more than 3 thousand pieces of popular art; 900 pieces of pre-Hispanic art and 11 wooden sculptures from the 17th century
The museum features Mexican artists such as Gabriel Orozco and Carlos Amorales and international artists such as Olafur Eliasson and Tacita Dean. The museum plans to host at least six exhibitions per year and regularly rotate works from its permanent collection.
The building was designed by David Chipperfield Architects and has a distinctive sawtooth form. It forms part of the mixed-use development Plaza Carso which also includes the Teatro Cervantes, the Soumaya Museum; a shopping mall and much more. In five floors, its 17,000 square feet of gallery space includes sky-lighted rooms for the permanent collection at the top and special exhibitions one level down.
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Jumex 博物館
303 Blvd. Miguel de Cervantes SaavedraThe museum features Mexican artists such as Gabriel Orozco and Carlos Amorales and international artists such as Olafur Eliasson and Tacita Dean. The museum plans to host at least six exhibitions per year and regularly rotate works from its permanent collection.
The building was designed by David Chipperfield Architects and has a distinctive sawtooth form. It forms part of the mixed-use development Plaza Carso which also includes the Teatro Cervantes, the Soumaya Museum; a shopping mall and much more. In five floors, its 17,000 square feet of gallery space includes sky-lighted rooms for the permanent collection at the top and special exhibitions one level down.
Considered one of the most complete of its kind, has a collection of over 66,000 pieces of art. The majority of the art consists of European works from the 15th to the 20th centuries.
The museum contains the world's largest collection of pre-Hispanic and colonial era coins.
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索馬亞博物館
Boulevard Miguel de Cervantes SaavedraConsidered one of the most complete of its kind, has a collection of over 66,000 pieces of art. The majority of the art consists of European works from the 15th to the 20th centuries.
The museum contains the world's largest collection of pre-Hispanic and colonial era coins.
One of the most transcending examples in contemporary architecture in an international context, just like UNESCO has acknowledged by including it in the 2004 World Heritage List. This is the only individual facility that has gained this distinction in Latin America.
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Luis Barragán House and Studio
General Francisco RamírezOne of the most transcending examples in contemporary architecture in an international context, just like UNESCO has acknowledged by including it in the 2004 World Heritage List. This is the only individual facility that has gained this distinction in Latin America.
With the intention of creating a gallery in Mexico City to represent contemporary artists, three friends decided to open the gallery Kurimanzutto. The idea was conceived by the artist Gabriel Orozco, who lived in New York, Jose Kuri, who at the time was studying an MA in Columbia, and Monica Manzutto, Kuri's wife, who worked at the prestigious Marian Goodman Gallery. They started with offices in the Condesa Buildings on Mazatlan Street. The architect Alberto Kalach handled the architectural project in a house in San Miguel Chapultepec. Now representing important artists internationally.
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Kurimanzutto
94 Gobernador Rafael RebollarWith the intention of creating a gallery in Mexico City to represent contemporary artists, three friends decided to open the gallery Kurimanzutto. The idea was conceived by the artist Gabriel Orozco, who lived in New York, Jose Kuri, who at the time was studying an MA in Columbia, and Monica Manzutto, Kuri's wife, who worked at the prestigious Marian Goodman Gallery. They started with offices in the Condesa Buildings on Mazatlan Street. The architect Alberto Kalach handled the architectural project in a house in San Miguel Chapultepec. Now representing important artists internationally.
Founded in 1983 by Patricia Ortiz Monasterio (current director) and Jaime Riestra, her husband, the OMR has become one of the most prestigious galleries in the country for good complement between Mexican and foreign artists, the variety of supports and disciplines, and art shows mostly communicate a taste for the monumental, the geometric and something that evokes nostalgia, melancholy, an indescribable emptiness
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Galeria OMR
100 CórdobaFounded in 1983 by Patricia Ortiz Monasterio (current director) and Jaime Riestra, her husband, the OMR has become one of the most prestigious galleries in the country for good complement between Mexican and foreign artists, the variety of supports and disciplines, and art shows mostly communicate a taste for the monumental, the geometric and something that evokes nostalgia, melancholy, an indescribable emptiness
University City
University of mexico, the campus and the buildings are patrimonial.
Design by Kalach, a well known mexican architect. The books look like they are flying.
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巴斯孔塞洛斯圖書館
S/N Eje 1 Nte.Design by Kalach, a well known mexican architect. The books look like they are flying.