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Good days. Even better nights.

Make a day of it.

Galleries, good tables, green corners and nights worth staying out for. Choose your city and mood. We’ll put the places in order.

Roma to Condesa, from coffee to the dance floor

Mexico City, your way.

5 considered stops At your own pace

Bread on Colima, a park loop, a seafood lunch and your choice of a bar or late dance floor. Take the whole route or keep just a few stops.

YOUR DAY, AT A GLANCE
Panadería Rosetta on Calle Colima in Mexico City, photographed in April 202501 / 05 Roma Norte

STOP 01 / 05

Panadería Rosetta: Colima

Start small with bread and coffee. Leave the restaurant across the road for a separate reservation.

Colima 179, Roma Norte, 06700, Mexico City
Opening hours & practical details
Regular opening hours
Monday07:00–22:00
Tuesday07:00–22:00
Wednesday07:00–22:00
Thursday07:00–22:00
Friday07:00–22:00
Saturday07:00–22:00
Sunday07:30–21:30

Last checked 21 Sept 2026.

About this photograph

Panadería Rosetta on Calle Colima in Mexico City, photographed in April 2025

Tbhotch · CC BY-SA 4.0; License; Source

Fountain and trees in Parque México, photographed in September 201602 / 05 Condesa & Hipódromo

STOP 02 / 05

Parque México

Take the long way around the paths. The park is a pause, not a checkpoint.

Av. México, Hipódromo, 06100, Mexico City
Opening hours & practical details

Opening hours have not been confirmed. Check the official website before visiting.

Last checked 21 Sept 2026.

About this photograph

Fountain and trees in Parque México, photographed in September 2016

Raul21940 · CC BY-SA 4.0; License; Source

A table of food at Contramar in Mexico City, photographed in December 201803 / 05 Roma Norte

STOP 03 / 05

Contramar

Make lunch the anchor and check reservation arrangements before you arrive.

Durango 200, Roma Norte, 06700, Mexico City
Opening hours & practical details
Regular opening hours
Monday12:00–20:00
Tuesday12:00–20:00
Wednesday12:00–20:00
Thursday12:00–20:00
Friday12:00–20:00
Saturday11:00–20:00
Sunday11:00–20:00

Last checked 21 Sept 2026.

About this photograph

A table of food at Contramar in Mexico City, photographed in December 2018

T.Tseng · CC BY 2.0; License; Source

Entrance to Rosetta at Colima 166, photographed in May 202404 / 05 Roma Norte

STOP 04 / 05

Salón Rosetta

An upstairs cocktail gives the evening somewhere to begin. This is the bar, not the restaurant table.

Choose a night and check the venue’s programme, ticket availability and entry requirements.

Colima 166, 2º piso, Roma Norte, 06700, Mexico City
Opening hours & practical details
Regular opening hours
Monday15:00–00:00 (+1 day)
Tuesday15:00–00:00 (+1 day)
Wednesday15:00–00:00 (+1 day)
Thursday15:00–00:00 (+1 day)
Friday15:00–00:00 (+1 day)
Saturday15:00–00:00 (+1 day)
SundayClosed

Last checked 21 Sept 2026.

About this photograph

Entrance to Rosetta at Colima 166, photographed in May 2024

Tbhotch · CC BY-SA 4.0; License; Source

Original editorial poster for Fünk Club in Mexico City; illustration, not a venue photograph05 / 05 Condesa & Hipódromo

STOP 05 / 05

Fünk Club

For a later finish, check the actual night and its entry conditions before heading to Insurgentes.

Choose a night and check the venue’s programme, ticket availability and entry requirements.

Av. Insurgentes Sur 377, Hipódromo, 06100, Mexico City
Opening hours & practical details
Regular opening hours
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
Thursday23:00–04:30 (+1 day)
Friday23:00–04:30 (+1 day)
Saturday23:00–04:30 (+1 day)
SundayClosed

Last checked 21 Sept 2026.

About this photograph

Original editorial poster for Fünk Club in Mexico City; illustration, not a venue photograph

Original editorial artwork · Original illustration, not a venue photograph

Leave room for a detour. This is an editorial sequence, not a timed booking. Check transport, opening hours and reservations before you go.

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Built from an editorial guideRoma to Condesa, from coffee to the dance floor

The sequence is assembled from linked places. Our guides remain the source of the selections and commentary; each place supplies its own practical details.