Best Restaurants in Mexico City: Where to Eat and Drink
- Naureen Chhipa
- Jun 22
- 19 min read
We found the nightlife and culinary scene to be at its finest in the heart of the capital, Mexico City. Here, dining and bar hopping is more than just hitting spot after spot; in Mexico City, going out for the night becomes a cultural experience! In this post, we'll share the best restaurants in Mexico City, where to eat and drink, along with three bars that serve amazing cocktails, plus three top-secret speakeasies not to miss!
Is Mexico City the destination for craft cocktails and fine dining? In our opinion, yes! We enjoyed sipping carefully crafted drinks and savoring well-curated dishes while chatting with our knowledgeable mixologist. The meals we experienced were some of the best! We were highly impressed by all the bartenders we encountered at the restaurants we visited in Mexico City. We had a wonderful time and met many new friends while indulging in the vibrant flavors of this amazing city. From the street food in Roma Norte, offering the best on-the-go Al Pastor tacos to Exquisite tasting menus that stay true to traditional Mexican Cuisine, New York City better watch out 'cause Mexico is taking over!
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In Mexico City, going out for the night becomes a cultural experience!
Best Restaurants in Mexico City: Where to Eat and Drink
Table of Contents
Where Are The Best Restaurants in Mexico City?
Best Restaurants in Mexico City by Neighborhood at a Glance
Best Restaurants in Mexico City Historic Center Where to Eat and Drink
Best Restaurants in Mexico City San Rafael Where to Eat and Drink
Best Restaurants in Mexico City Juarez Where to Eat and Drink
āļø Masala Y Maiz
Xaman Bar (My Favorite Speakeasy in Mexico City)
Hanky Panky (Another Great Speakeasy)
La Casa de ToƱo en Zona Rosa
Best Restaurants in Mexico City Polanco Where to Eat and Drink
āļøāļø Quintonil
āļøāļø Pujol
Jules Basement (Speakeasy *Closed as of June 2025, Check their Website for Updated info.)
Parole Restaurante Italiano
Best Restaurants in Mexico City La Condesa Where to Eat and Drink
āļø Esquina ComĆŗn
ā»ļø BaldĆo
Gaba
Plonk
Jowong
Best Restaurants in Mexico City Roma Where to Eat and Drink
Mercado Roma
āļø MĆ”ximo
āļø Rosetta
āļø Expendio de Maiz Sin Nombre
āļø Em
Best Restaurants in Mexico City Coyoacan Where to Eat and Drink
Food Markets and Street Food in Mexico City
Visiting the food markets and experiencing the street food in Mexico City was at the top of our list! We wanted to shop like the locals and experience food at its core, being the food lovers that we are. Although we managed to visit a handful of food markets that we highly recommend, it was not always the easiest road to take. At times, the food markets were a bit of a tourist trap. Ironic, no? But why? Aren't all food markets supposed to be "the most local" experience for a visitor to have? Well, not really. They could tell we were foreigners, and they wanted to make a buck, so the hustle game was ON as soon as we stepped into a market hall-- for the most part. We did, however, find some food markets in Mexico City that offer a blend of traditional food market vibes in a more modern setting.
Mercado Roma "Roma Market"
We visited four local food markets in Mexico City, and Mercado Roma was our favorite! Out of all the food markets on our list, Mercado Roma was the most upscale and trendy, but it still delivered authentic Mexican bites. Plus, there's a rooftop beer garden serving local beer on tap! Fun fact: Mercado Roma was the first gourmet market in Mexico City, and it's where you want to go for dining rather than picking up fresh produce to cook with. Mercado Roma can be overwhelming to navigate, especially when it comes to finding a good place to eat despite its small size. Here are a few of our favorite stalls and market restaurants with amazing food so you know where to stop for a great time when you visit!
La Reina de la Brasa, Mercado Roma, Mexico City | Best Food Markets in Mexico City
We had the best tacos at La Reina de la Brasa. The vibe here is lively, with live music on some days. The tacos are tasty, with a decent portion size and fresh ingredients. We even found ceviche here! What we loved about La Reina de la Brasa was that all the meat platters were grilled on the spot, resulting in tender, savory, and juicy meats. La Reina de la Brasa is one of the best taco stands in Roma Norte, offering street food in a sit-down market setting.
Butcher & Sons, Mercado Roma, Mexico City | Best Food Markets in Mexico City
Butcher & Sons Roma is the perfect spot for those looking to savor a classic original burger with a side of some crispy fries and specialty sauces to match. Our favorite burger (we tried a few) was the Bowie Burger, which comes with roasted poblano peppers, chunks of bacon, fried tortillas, swiss cheese, and guacamole. Their Original burger is also delicious and comes in both full-size and sliders. Beyond their burgers (the best in CDMX), some of our other favorite dishes here include their mac and cheese appetizer and their bacon-wrapped french fries. Vegan burgers are also available here.
Churreria El Moro, Mercado Roma, Mexico City | Best Food Markets in Mexico City
My favorite dessert stall inside Mercado Roma in Mexico City is ChurrerĆa El Moro. This family-owned business has been a staple in the heart of Mexico City since 1935. They serve the best classic churros with a side of delicious dips and rich hot chocolate to match.
Biergarten Mercado Roma, Mexico City | Best Food Markets in Mexico City
After feasting at the lower level of Mercado Roma, we headed upstairs to the Biergarten, which offered a garden setting to unwind in bench-like communal areas, an amazing selection of craft beers both on bottle and draft, along with tasty gin cocktails -- I love gin, so I was happy to see a great selection of gin-based cocktails here. If you're still hungry, you can order some German bites! *Please note that as of June 2025, the Biergarten is temporarily closed. If you're planning a visit, check their website for the most updated info.
Other Food Markets near Mercado Roma: Mercado La Merced and Mercado de San Juan
Both of these markets are traditional Mexican markets, offering what you would expect from a local food market in Mexico. The main difference between Mercado La Merced and Mercado Roma, for example, is that Mercado Roma caters more to a dining experience, whereas Mercado La Merced is more for shopping. Mercado La Merced and Mercado San Juan are both excellent food markets to buy groceries, meats, dried chiles, fruits, and vegetables. You can still find prepared foods here, such as soups, broths, and tacos, but to truly experience these markets, I recommend booking a guided food tour and visiting with a local guide to make the most of your time there. We love taking guided food tours and learning more about the cuisine of the places we visit, and Mexico City was no exception. Listed below are some of my favorite food tours in Mexico City.
Favorite Guided Food Tours in Mexico City | Top Things To Do in Mexico City
Journey through La Merced is a unique 4-hour small-group guided food tour that takes you on an authentic culinary adventure through Mexico City's renowned La Merced Market. Led by a local tour guide, you'll explore a diverse array of traditional Mexican foods while experiencing Mexico City from a local's perspective. Click here for the latest prices and info.
If food markets aren't your preference and you'd rather explore bars or restaurants, the trendy Polanco Food Tour is an excellent choice. This guided tour offers a local perspective on Mexico City's culinary hotspots in the Polanco area. It combines a food tour with a walking experience tailored for food enthusiasts. During the tour, you'll visit five to seven dining venues, with some drinks included. My favorite part is learning about the various regional cuisines of Mexico. If you have enough time, I recommend doing both this tour and the food market tour, as each provides a unique experience that highlights a different side of CDMX. Click here for more information and the latest prices for the Polanco Food Tour.
The Lucha Libre, Tequila, and Mezcal guided tour offers a fun night out! You'll enjoy an exciting Lucha Libre wrestling match, a unique experience in its own right. Additionally, you'll visit a traditional cantina where you can savor delicious tacos paired with either mezcal, beer, or pulque. For more information and the latest prices, click here.
Food Market Near Frida Kahlo's House: Mercado de Coyoacan
CoyoacƔn Market, also known as "La Coyoacana," is a traditional Mexican market that has been in operation since 1921. This two-story market is eclectic and one of my favorites for dessert tasting! We tried so many homemade Mexican desserts that we hadn't even heard of! You can find a little bit of everything at this market, from produce to cook with, artisanal pottery, art, textiles, and even traditional Mexican clothing. Mercado de CoyoacƔn is my favorite market in Mexico City for souvenir shopping, and if you're visiting Frida Kahlo's museum, be sure to pass by, as this market is only a short walk away. The feel of this market is that of an indoor farmers' market selling a little bit of everything without the "tourist hustle" of other markets. We felt at ease walking around the market and spent a considerable amount of time there compared to the other markets. You can also enjoy a fun half-day experience by taking a tour. Here are two of my favorite tours that combine a visit to Mercado de Coyoacan for a tasting menu of some local Mexican dishes:
šØš¼āš³ Coyoacan Market and Cooking Class
Street Food and Exotic Bites in Mexico City | Local Mexican Cuisine
Yes, my friends, you read that right: we had grasshopper tacos, and let me tell you, the portions were on the heftier side. Okay, let me start by saying that they eat grasshoppers all over Mexico and Central America. Grasshoppers are considered a delicacy and are even served at fine dining and Michelin-starred restaurants. The only thing that changes whether you eat them on the streets, at a local restaurant, or a fine dining establishment is the presentation. We had the chapulines (grasshopper) tacos you see in the picture above at a local restaurant, and we also had them pulverized at a fine dining restaurant -- you couldn't see them, but they were still there! In Mexico, chapulines are eaten as a healthy snack (think a handful of almonds but better) as they are a sustainable source of protein. Chapulines are very crunchy to bite into, and I'm not going to lie, it's a little weird at first, but once you get over the fact that you're eating grasshoppers, you start to enjoy them!
Michelin Star Restaurants in Mexico City
As of 2025, Mexico has added five new One-Star and two new Green-Star amazing restaurants to its extensive list of world-recognized dining establishments. Here are the Michelin-starred restaurants you can find in Mexico City now. As a food lover, I enjoy a blend of elaborate tasting menus and authentic local cuisine prepared by abuelasāMexican grandmothers. Here's a wonderful mix of the best of both worlds that we highly recommend you try on your next visit to Mexico City or CDMX (Ciudad de MĆ©xico), as the locals call it.
Michelin Two Stars Restaurants in Mexico City
āļøāļø $$$$ Cuisine: Mexican Tasting Menu Available, Reservations Required
Issac Newton 55, Polanco, Miguel Hidalgo, 11560, Mexico, CDMX, Mexico
We originally made a reservation at Quintonil to enjoy their lunch-tasting menu. Unfortunately, we arrived 10 minutes late due to terrible traffic and difficulty finding a taxi, so we were unable to partake in the tasting menu, as they are very strict about reservation times. However, we still enjoyed lunch Ć la carte and had a great time. If the tasting menu is anything like the fine dining experiences we had in Oaxaca (Quintonil is named after an herb native to the region), then we definitely want to return! Next time, we'll be sure to arrive 15 minutes early and with empty stomachs. Whether you choose the tasting menu or order Ć la carte, you can be confident you'll be in good hands. Quintonil has been listed among the World's 50 Best Restaurants since 2016, and its attention to detail and flavorful dishes create a culinary experience that exceeds expectations.
āļøāļø $$$$ Cuisine: Mexican Tasting Menu Available, Upscale-Elegant
Tennyson 133, Polanco, Miguel Hidalgo, 11550, Mexico, CDMX, Mexico
If you're unsure about what to try and want to experience innovative Mexican cuisine at an elevated level, then the 9-course tasting menu from Pujol is the perfect choice. There's a reason why Pujol has been named one of the best restaurants in Mexico City, and dining here will not disappoint. Reservations are required at Pujol, and the dress code is smart casual. Pujol feels elegant yet modern, and the plates cater to a more cultural dining experience that you'll remember from your trip to Mexico City.
Michelin One Star Restaurants in Mexico City
āļø $$ Cuisine: Mexican Reservations Only Available Through Direct Messaging on IG
Fernando Montes De Oca, 86, Condesa, CuauhtƩmoc, 06140, Mexico, CDMX, Mexico
Esquina ComĆŗn feels like a common corner, as the name suggests. There's no fancy decorum to get on a list, nor pretentiousness. To get a reservation at Esquina ComĆŗn, you'll need to visit their Instagram page and reserve a spot via a direct message on Instagram. At Esquina ComĆŗn, the vibe is relaxed, offering rooftop seating and an exclusive tasting menu. There are only six dishes on their limited menu, but they're all surely packed with traditional Mexican flavors. What I love about Esquina ComĆŗn is that they're not afraid to experiment, keeping their menu creative while still adhering to their Mexican roots. The entrance to Esquina ComĆŗn is through a cafĆ©, giving them the feel and status of a local hidden gem!
āļø $$$$ Cuisine: Mexican Chic, Tasting Menu Available, Reservations Required
Av. Ćlvaro ObregĆ³n 65 Bis, Roma Norte, CuauhtĆ©moc, 06700, Ciudad de Mexico, CDMX
MĆ”ximo restaurant can take you from brunch to a carefully curated tasting menu or even ordering a la carte if you're not too hungry! What I love about this restaurant is that its menu includes a great selection of Mexican wine. Mexico may not be well-known for its wines yet, but it's definitely on the rise and up-and-coming! Some of our favorite dishes to order at MĆ”ximo are their fresh ceviche āone of the best in all of Mexico ā and their mouth-watering suckling pig, which is out of this-world delicious!
āļø $$$$ Cuisine: Mexican/ International Modern, Vegetarian Focused, Tasting Menu
Blvrd de la Luz 777, Jardines del Pedegral, Ćlvaro ObregĆ³n, 01900 Cuidad de Mexico, CDMX
Sud 777 is a modern restaurant that offers a tasting menu with a vegetarian focus, ideal for vegetarians or those looking to incorporate more vegetables into their diet. The menu at Sud 777 is seasonal and constantly evolving. Sud 777 also features a music and cocktail bar called Lava, where you can explore some of their music online here.
āļø $$ Cuisine: Fusion Industrial Chic Vibe, Reservations Required, Amazing Cocktails
C. ArtĆculo 123 116 Colonia Centro, CuauhtĆ©moc, 06040, Mexico
If you're looking to indulge in a variety of African, Indian, and Mexican flavors, Masala y Maiz is the perfect spot for you! This husband-and-wife duo, with roots in India and Mexico, brings an exceptional fusion of cuisines to every dish. Be sure to try their samosas, prawns with vanilla ghee, quesadillas, tamal colado, and poussin (young chicken). Pair it with one of their amazing cocktails for an unforgettable night out in Mexico City!
āļø $$$$ Cuisine: Modern Mexican Seasonal and Sustainable Ingridients, RSVP Req.
Colima 166, Roma Norte, CuauhtƩmoc, 06700, Mexico, CDMD, Mexico
Small portions and hefty price tags are a popular theme among Michelin Star restaurants, with a few exceptions, but this is not one of them. Despite the portions being small here, I do appreciate the fact that they use seasonal and sustainable ingredients! Some of my favorite dishes here (if in season) include The Tomatillo, nopales, piloncillo, Ocosingo cheese, and chile meco salad, The Risotto and esquites pasta dish, along with the Tamarind and corn nicuatole, piloncillo and chile meco for dessert. Another favorite staple dessert is the Hoja Santa and white cacao criollo. Reservations are required here as they're booked months in advance. Rosetta is a great restaurant to experience fine dining in Mexico City.
āļø $$ Cuisine: Mexican Casual Dining, Cash Only, No Reservations Accepted
Av. YucatƔn 84, Roma Norte, CuauhtƩmoc, 06700, Mexico
Expendio de Maiz sin Nombre feels more like a speakeasy than a restaurant. There is no sign indicating its location, no menu, and they do not accept reservations. Payment is only accepted in cash or through bank transfers. Dining here is all about the food and the flavors. With just four communal tables, the wait time can be long, but the venue perfectly captures the essence of community dining. The food and experience are meant to be shared, and Expendio de Maiz ensures you experience a warm, family-style atmosphere.
āļø $$$ Cuisine: Mexican/ Japanese Intimate, Contemporary, Tasting Menu Available
TonalƔ 133, Roma Norte, CuauhtƩmoc, 06700, Mexico CDMX, Mexico
The innovative 9-course omakase-style tasting menu at Em creates the perfect balance between Mexican and Japanese cuisine. The space feels intimate with contemporary decor and aesthetics. One of my favorite features from Em is that there's a bar on the upper level (686 Bar) offering some of the best craft cocktails in Mexico City.
āļø $ Cuisine: Mexican Open till 2am, Cash Only, Traditional Taqueria
Av. Ribera de San Cosme 56, San Rafael, CuauhtƩmoc, 06470, Mexico, CDMX, Mexico
Photo Credit: Califa de LeĆ³n
With only four types of tacos to choose from, all meat-based-- sorry, veggie lovers, Taqueria El Califa de Leon earned its Michelin Star by providing street food at its finest. Established in 1968 and first receiving its Michelin Star (recognition) in 2024, it shows that patience is the key! Taqueria Califa de Leon is a testament that if you do what you love with care, devotion, and dedication, then the fruits of your hard labor will come to fruition! The menu at Taqueria Califa de Leon is simple and to the point-- indulge in some of the best meats the city has to offer! My favorite thing about visiting Taqueria Califa is that they are open until 2 am, making it a great late-night venue. Taqueria Califa de Leon is a cash-only establishment offering what you would expect from a traditional Mexican Taqueria. You come to eat here, not sit in a pretty space. This tiny taco stand in Mexico City is taking over and is one of the first Michelin Star taco stands in Mexico City.
Michelin Green Star Restaurants in Mexico City
ā»ļø $$ Cuisine: Mexican/ European MICHELIN Green Star, Farm to Table
Antonio SolƔ 26, Colonia Condesa, CuauhtƩmoc, 06700, Mexico, CDMX, Mexico
BaldĆo takes its holistic approach to a new level by introducing zero waste to fine dining without compromising sustainability. It embraces a farm-to-table philosophy that collaborates with local farmers and artisansāright down to sourcing the plates locally. The restaurant draws on traditional ingredients and cooking methods passed down through generations, striving to work harmoniously with the land while delighting our taste buds. The menu at BaldĆo is seasonal and constantly changing. Some of my favorite dishes to try here, when in season, are their corn focaccia and the grass-fed pork with tamarind mole. Don't forget to sip on one of their signature craft cocktails for a great time and an unforgettable dining experience. BaldĆo made the list of the top 10 restaurants in Mexico City and added to the Michelin Star restaurants list in 2025, so don't miss out!
Michelin Bib Gourmand (Best Value for Money) Restaurants in Mexico City
Gaba $$$ Cuisine: Mexican āŖļøTop Restaurant Pick Amongst Travelers, Approachable Menu
Contramar $$ Cuisine: Seafood / Mexican āŖļø Trendy, Reservations Required, Exceptional Seafood
Plonk $$ Cuisine: Mexican/Asian āŖļø Intimate, Romantic Setting, Creative Fusion Dishes
Jowong $$ Cuisine: Korean āŖļø Vegetarian Options, Chill Vibes, Innovative Cuisine
Vigneron $$ Cuisine: Contemporary/French āŖļø Moody Yet Cozy Vibe, Great Wine List
Taqueria Los Milanesos $ Cuisine: Mexican āŖļø Taco Restaurant, Cash-Only
Tacos del Valle $ Cuisine: Mexican āŖļø Retro Diner Vibes, Best Authentic Tacos in Mexico
Voraz $$ Cuisine: Contemporary/Mexican āŖļø Industrial Chic Vibes, Creative Menu
La 89 $ Cuisine: Mexican āŖļø Minimalist Setting, Must-Try Tacos, Authentic Mexican Cuisine
Ultramarinos Demar $$ Cuisine: Seafood/Mexican āŖļø Fresh Seafood, Live Music
Pink Rambo $$ Cuisine: Contemporary āŖļø Vegan Options Available, Eclectic Menu, Lively Vibe
Fine Dining in Mexico City
Ok, ok, ok, I know I just gave you a massive list of "Michelin Star" Restaurants, and now I'm giving you more, fine dining? Well, yes! The truth is, I don't always agree with the Michelin Star pick, so here are the underdogs of the best fine-dining restaurants in Mexico City.
Ling Ling by Hakkasan ā«ļø Asian / Mexican Cuisine
BAJEL š¹ Mexican Cuisine
El Cardenal ā«ļø Mexican Cuisine
Limosneros š¹ Mexican Cuisine
Favorite Bars for Craft Cocktails in Mexico City
RĆo Nilo 71, CuauhtĆ©moc, 06500 Cuidad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico
Salon Rios has a chic city decor, which made it the perfect start to our bar-hopping night! Located just a 6-minute walk from the iconic Angel de la Independencia in the heart of MĆ©xico City, this bar is an excellent stop after visiting the site. Being from a big city like New York, Salon Rios reminded us of home with its vibrant, fast-paced atmosphereāespecially when it's busyāand its sleek design. Another amazing aspect is that this bar serves as a meeting spot for salsa classes! So, if you want to step outside your comfort zone, meet locals, and try a night class, Salon Rios has you covered! Click here for more information and the latest prices for the Salsa Lovers Dance Experience at Salon Rios.
Av. P. de la Reforma 439, CuauhtƩmoc, 06500 Cuidad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico
This upscale piano bar is located inside the St. Regis hotel. Perfect for a classy night out with an outdoor balcony overlooking the city or a mellow evening in the lounge area, where you can listen to live music and enjoy old classical tunes while indulging in some of the finest handcrafted cocktails MƩxico City has to offer. Be sure to browse through their menu; it's filled with artsy paintings and resembles an art book. Another favorite spot inside this hotel is The Glass House CafƩ, located on the first floor. You can enjoy pastries paired with a premium selection of teas and coffee at this cafƩ, so be sure to add it to your list of breakfast, early lunch, or mid-day snack spots. You can also spend the night here if you're looking for a place to stay when visiting MƩxico City. Click here for the latest prices and more information on stays at the St. Regis Hotel in MƩxico City.
Av. Ćlvaro ObregĆ³n 106. Roma Nte., CuauhtĆ©moc, 06700 Cuidad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico
Craving delicious Mexican-inspired cocktails before a lucha libre match? Look no further than Licoreria Limantour, just a quick stroll from the arena! With an inviting atmosphere and a creative menu, Licoreria Limantour offers an array of handcrafted cocktails that are as visually stunning as they are flavorful. We sampled several options, and each one was a delightful surprise, bursting with unique ingredients and fresh flavors. It's the perfect place to kick off an exciting night of wrestling in Mexico City.
My Favorite Speakeasy Bars in Mexico City
Copenhague 6, JĆŗarez, CuauhtĆ©moc 06600 Cuidad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico
Next is my favorite bar in all of MĆ©xico City! Xaman Bar was more than just a bar; it was an all-time experience into the bohemian, hidden, and speakeasy world in CDMX, and I highly recommend checking it out! It's not difficult to find; Google Maps will provide you with the address. However, we found it challenging to locate the exact venue as we kept walking past it numerous times without knowing it was there. We had to put in some work to find this spot, but later on, we discovered that all the other Mexican speakeasies would require the same effort, which makes them all the more enjoyable! I think out of all three we visited, this was the least "commercial" one. The cocktail menu at Xaman feels innovative and a bit experimental in a perfect way. MĆ©xico boasts tradition and flavor, and we got a bit of both at Xaman Bar. Xaman Bar is also on the list of the 50 Best Cocktail Bars in the World.
Pssst. Did you know you can also take a guided bar crawl tour in MĆ©xico City (Cuidad de Mexico)? My favorite one is the MĆ©xico City Craft Cocktail Bar Crawl. It's so much fun visiting the bars in Mexico with a local! On the crawl, you get to visit three very different and amazing bars. Click here now for the latest prices and more information.
TurĆn 52, Juarez, CuauhtĆ©moc, 06600 Cuidad de MĆ©xico, CDMX, MĆ©xico
Our second speakeasy was a super cool find. Reservations to this cocktail bar are required, and the full address will be provided to you by the venue only 24 hours before your scheduled reservation time. Mysteriously exciting, no? To reserve a spot at this trendy speakeasy, follow them on Facebook (Hanky Panky Cocktail Bar) and send a direct message. They'll provide you with an email address to follow up with.
Jules Basement
*Temporarily Closed as of June 2025. Check their website for more information.
Our third and last speakeasy is hidden well inside a Mexican restaurant. We had so much trouble finding it we had to reach out for help from a local friend! This spot had a more edgy and trendy yet local vibe, with live jazz playing every Thursday and handcrafted cocktails. Reservation is required to enter. Upon your arrival, you're greeted by a bouncer who will ask your name shortly after escorting you to this underground hidden bar. As of June 2025, Jules Basement is temporarily closed. We hope it re-opens again soon!
Thanks so much for reading! I hope this blog post inspires you to discover the best food and drinks in Mexico City! We had so much fun eating our way through Mexico! My advice is to try and balance your time there by doing a little bit of everything. Try the street food, treat yourself to a Michelin-starred restaurant, take a tour with a local guide, and say goodbye to a wonderful day by sipping craft cocktails at one of the many amazing bars Mexico City has to offer...' till next time!
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