The CDMX City Guide

Where to eat, what to see and how to get caffeinated with AmiGo

This post is in partnership with AmiGo — curated recommendations from a community of like-minded people & tastemakers. The best part is that recommendations will be put on a map for you so if you find yourself in a random neighbourhood, open up the app to see what’s around!

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I’m not sure how it’s taken me so long to finally visit probably one of the most beloved cities in the world but alas, after having every single person I know, their dog and their dogs dog tell me about CDMX, I finally made it.

I also feel inclined to let you know that many of my recommendations were given to me by good friend who is not only a local, but comes from a family of prominent restauranteurs.

The rest of my recommendations were found on the AmiGo app where I follow all of my favorite tastemakers (vogue editors, creative directors etc) and reference their guides when I needed a few extra options.

AmiGo is currently invite only but you can use the password/code “AmigoRo” to check it out.

*Don’t be shy —if you have any questions, drop a comment below!

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STAY

*best neighbourhoods: Condesa, Roma, Roma Norte

• Iganacia House

• Soho House

• Condesa DF

• Casa Polanco

• Colima 71

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EAT

• Contramar

• Martinez

• Cafe Milou

• Marmota

• Mari Gold

• Comal Oculto

• El Hugo

• Botánico

• Anónimo

• El Güero

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COFFEE/SWEET TREATS

• Niddo

• Panderia Rosetta

• Chiquito

• Saint

• Lardo

• Quentin

• Mendl

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MUSEUMS/GALLERIES

• Chic by accident

• Casa Wabi

• Casa Organica

• Disciplina Studio

• Jo-Hs

• Galería Agustina Ferreyra

• OMR

• Kurimanzutto

• Luis Barragán house and studio (and any other Luis Barragán house)

• Frida Khalo Museum

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UNCATEGORIZED

• Casa Bosques (bookshop)

• Xinu (perfumerie)

• Casa Koti (wellness oasis, think: cold plunge, sauna etc)

• Vasconcelos Library