El Moro: Eje Central
Churros and chocolate make the original El Moro a natural pause on Eje Central.
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Churros and chocolate make the original El Moro a natural pause on Eje Central.
Blue-and-white tiles make the Casa de los Azulejos hard to pass without stopping.
Esquina Común puts Mexican cooking on the map at Fernando Montes De Oca, 86, Condesa.
Let the next Mexico City walk lead to a meal: Máximo is an address for Mexican cooking.
Contemporary cooking at Raíz, with the exact address ready for your city route.
Comal Oculto puts Mexican cooking on the map at C. Gob. Protasio Tagle 66A.
Let the next Mexico City walk lead to a meal: Guzina Oaxaca is an address for international cooking.
Bakery breakfasts, Italian plates and a terrace on Puebla. A Roma Norte table worth leaving some time for.
Let the next Mexico City walk lead to a meal: Meroma is an address for contemporary cooking.
Contemporary cooking at Bajel, with the exact address ready for your city route.
Let the next Mexico City walk lead to a meal: Gaba is an address for Mexican cooking.
Thai cooking at Galanga Thai House, with the exact address ready for your city route.
Let the next Mexico City walk lead to a meal: Aleli Rooftop is an address for Spanish cooking.
International cooking at Nicos, with the exact address ready for your city route.
Let the next Mexico City walk lead to a meal: Taco Tasting Room is an address for Mexican cooking.
Fish and seafood at Campobaja, with the exact address ready for your city route.
Taquería Los Milanesos puts Mexican cooking on the map at Veracruz 156.
Let the next Mexico City walk lead to a meal: Er Rre un Bistró is an address for international cooking.