Guidebook for Ciudad de México
Food Scene
Ouzeria
95 Calle Julio VerneDelicious unpretentious greek food
Maison Belen
Avenida Emilio CastelarEggs Ricardo and french toast are pretty amazing
Aromi y Sapori
110 LamartineOne of the best italian restaurants in the city. Very low key.
La Piccola Tratoria
107 EmersonMy favorite pizza place!
Da Silva Panadería Artesanal Polanco
8 Oscar WildeENO
258 Petrarca Great breakfast place by Enrique Olvera (Pujol)
Havre 77
77 HavrePujol
133 TennysonProbably the best restaurant in the city. Expensive but worth it.
Panadería Rosetta
179 ColimaMáximo Bistrot
65 Bis Av. Álvaro ObregónLalo!
173 ZacatecasDrinks & Nightlife
Café Paraíso
17 Pl. Villa de MadridCan Can
175 Calle de DurangoDepartamento
154 Avenida Álvaro ObregónGreat live music
M.N. Roy
Extremely exclusive but amazing
Arts & Culture
Museo de Arte Moderno
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaTamayo Museum of Contemporary Art
51 Av. Paseo de la ReformaMuseo Nacional de Antropologia
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaMuseo Franz Mayer
45 Av. HidalgoPalace of Fine Arts
S/N Av. JuárezThe most beautiful building in the city
Former College of San Ildefonso
16 Justo SierraUniversity Museum Contemporary Art
3000 Av. Insurgentes SurMuseo Nacional de Artes
8 Calle de TacubaEssentials
lavanewton
35 Av. Isaac NewtonCity Market
Superama
23 Calle Río BalsasHospital Español
613 Av. Ejército Nacional MexicanoHomme Grooming Center - Polanco
908 Av. HomeroGetting Around
Metro Polanco station
Polanco