Angel de la Independencia or simply known as "El Angel" is a monument in Reforma Avenue and Florencia Street, near Zona Rosa. This monument celebrates Mexico's independence in 1810.
It's a must go lunch place in Colonia Roma. Note that it's closed on Mondays and it's closed for dinner. Order a torta parnita, viajero parnita tacos and something from the daily suggestions.
Friendly baristas and a delicious cup of coffee. Great spot to sit on a sidewalk bench and watch the world go by
Fans del mezcal: prueben el de toronja, sangrita y mezcal (Diablito). Me parece un excelente concepto, aunque si se atasca un poco en horas post-comida.
The pulque is good and the ambiance is very young and festive, not what would you find in your local traditional pulqueria.
Try their mezcal, they have different categories, and order the Félix hamburger, small but delicious. This place has become one of the favorite bars of the local young adults. - Ale Valdivia.
Los consentidos: mango, tuna, durazno y guayaba, los viernes encuentra un verdadero tónico revitalizante llamado huelia. En savoir plus .
The drinks are delicious and perfectly prepared. Nice outdoor seating area. The sauce on the chilaquiles de la casa was superb!
No wonder there is a lineup everyday here...Pozole, outstanding. Make sure you pack it with the goodness offered.Get the avo, chicharon and cheese.Such great value! Speedy too, so you won't wait long
The seafood is great, and the mezcal selection is fantastic. The location is absolutely fabulous —get a table upstairs near the terrace to enjoy the view of Plaza Rio de Janeiro.
Great coffee and the place has a really comfy couch! Plugs everywhere and FREE WIFI! Great place to recharge and take on the city.
The heritage of this museum includes several items related to graphic arts, ranging from containers to ads. There are also incredible temporary exhibits. Visit the "Tienda Modo" for designer objects.
