Eat & Drink in CDMX: What You Have to Try in Mexico City

Eat & Drink in CDMX: What You Have to Try in Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City has one of the best food cultures anywhere in the world, and you are going to eat and drink so well! Here’s what to eat and drink in Mexico City!

Mexico City has so many wonderful bites and sips, and you’ll only have so much room for all of it. You’ll leave regretting the places and dishes you didn’t get to try, but it’s all the more reason to want to go back! This fact of Mexico City trips presented a conundrum for me in writing this Eat & Drink in CDMX guide.

With these guides, I usually list specific places that I found exceptional, but Mexico City is so vast and there are so many incredible places that I wouldn’t even come close to giving you a comprehensive guide of where to eat and drink. So, instead, with this Eat & Drink in CDMX guide, I’m going to share dishes and drinks that I loved and that I think you will, too.

I’ll share where I had them when I think that it’s worth a special trip, but the focus will be on the bites and sips in Mexico City that I think you’ll love.

Perched on a stool at the Las Dietéticas stand in the Mercado de Antojitos Mexicanos Juanita in Coyoacán, a bright yellow plastic plate covered in sanitary biodegradable plastic in one hand, I gingerly picked up a piece of huitlacoche quesadilla from a platter held by Cedrela, my tour guide. It was scalding hot, just out of the frying pan. I immediately plopped it on my plate, my fingers tingling. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Eat & Drink in CDMX: What You Have to Try in Mexico City
Guide Location: Mexico » Mexico City
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Sara Scott
Read it on Author's Website: https://wonderandsundry.com/eat-drink-in-cdmx-what-you-have-to-try-in-mexico-city/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • Las Dietéticas
  • Mercado de Antojitos Mexicanos Juanita
  • Tostadas Coyoacán
  • Barbacoa San Ángel
  • La Dulcería de Celaya
  • Rosetta
  • Museo Nacional de Antropología café
  • Panadería Rosetta
  • El Califa de León
  • Café de Tacuba
  • Centro Histórico
  • Café Avellaneda
  • La Mascota
  • Sanborn’s in the Casa de los Azulejos

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