Dibba Al-Fujairah

From the observatory of Latinamerican Tower you can see the whole city - in a clear day, it is a 360º really impressive view!

Doesn't matter if you like more wine or beer, if you're a wine expert or a novice, if it is to give to give somebody or to give to yourself, if it's your first visit or if you are already a regular customer, if you have a craving or if it's a special occasion, if you're coming…

Roldán 37 is a hidden jewel in one of the oldest and most traditional neighborhoods in the city: La Merced. Since the Aztec times, this area has been the commercial Mecca of the Country. Today, although a bigger commerce center has been built in the South of the city, La Merced…

The Lebanese immigrants in Mexico have become a central part our society. For many Mexicans, Lebanese food is not considered exotic or outlandish, it has a special place in our national culinary tradition and is cherished by most of us. In fact, I may say that it's my favorite…

La Finca Loreto is one of the best "fondas" in Mexico City. A "fonda" is an informal, small and usually family owned restaurant that serves traditional home-made Mexican food in a series of fixed 4 or 5 courses. It includes soups, salad, main course, dessert, bread or tortilla…

This pulcata has been revitalized by young people, who have painted walls with pre-Hispanic motifs, making it now look quaint. It is also sometimes taken by the underground punk scene and rockabilly, to make music and alternate with the obligatory jukebox. The "el curado"…

A small cozy place that shows us a different side of the city. One of the few places with different offers: great live performances and a menu with great options!

Housed in a building designed by Teodoro González de León for the University Cultural Center, the University Museum of Contemporary Art, MUAC, opened in November 2008. Possessor of the first public collection of contemporary art of our country, this museum has set a new paradigm…