Lonely PlanetSep 11
The Ultimate Vegetarian Weekend in Mexico City
Mexico City is known to be a top destination for eating well. Here
free to enter, features altars, art, and crowds
25 things in this story
- Roma NorteNeighborhoodone of CDMX's trendiest neighborhoods
- Green RhinoRestaurantcontroversial bakery for guava pastries
- RosettaCaférestaurant in Roma Norte
- Centro HistoricoNeighborhoodvisit for people-watching and souvenir shopping
- Panadería RosettaBakerytrendy bakery for guava pastries
- Boicot CafeCaféexcellent cold brew and matcha bar
- Sugar PlantyRestaurantvegan spot with burgers and fries
- CumbéCaféorder iced vanilla lattes
- DelirioRestaurantgrab a seat at sidewalk tables for breakfast
- Templo Mayor MuseumMuseummuseum with Aztec ruins outside
- La ValiseHotelluxury boutique hotel in a 1920s French-style townhouse
- GatortaFast foodentirely vegan spot with tacos and tortas
- Los Originales del BeisRestaurantget quesadillas and lemon pie
- La Valise CaféRestaurantspread of desayuno americano and chilaquiles
- Catedral Metropolitana de la Ciudad de MéxicoSightfree to enter, features altars, art, and crowds
- Alexander HotelHotelhotel for cocktails or mocktails
- Bosque de ChapultepecNeighborhoodpark with Chapultepec Hill and fountain
- Funky PlantasiaRestaurantAsian fusion with greenhouse seating
- 180º ShopPlacesells clothes and accessories
- Colima Local MarketMarketsells ceramic gifts and trinkets
- OdetteBakerychic bakery for guava pastries
- Parque EspañaParkpark for a relaxing afternoon walk
- KuraRestaurantJapanese restaurant with vegetarian ramen
- Castillo de ChapultepecMuseum
- El Jugador Número 12Place