Pinche Gringo BBQ, Mexico City

Condé Nast TravelerOct 26

In Mexico City, the energy of race weekend spills beyond the track and into the city.

American-owned barbecue mainstay that gets lively.

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Paseo de la ReformaSightPopular thoroughfare bordering Chapultepec Park.
Casa LumbrePlaceMexican spirits company.
El CardenalRestaurantOld-school dining institution dating back to 1969.
LimosnerosRestaurantLimosneros Restaurant in the Historic Center of Mexico City.
Havre 77RestaurantCozy bistro run by chef Eduardo García.
El HidalguenseRestaurantHidalgo-style eatery serving lamb barbacoa tacos.
Cantina Salón RíosRestaurantModernized cantina near the Angel of Independence.
Charly’s Alitas y PostresRestaurantSidewalk stand with Christmas-style taco.
Soho House Mexico CityPlaceHosts Sunday race screening with brunch and poolside party.
Casa ImperialRestaurantKnown to transform into an F1 hub on race day.
Pinche Gringo BBQRestaurantAmerican-owned barbecue mainstay that gets lively.
Museo de Arte PopularMuseumOrganizes annual parade of giant alebrijes.
PujolRestaurant
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Autodromo Nazionale MonzaSightMonza, ItalyIconic circuit, the famed home of Team Ferrari.

Pinche Gringo BBQ