My phone: +5215526623198 (whatsapp, telegram, signal)
- Airport: Uber. Never take cabs in the street.
- At public places: keep an eye on your stuff all the time. Many non-violent pick-pocketers.
- Subway: very efficient (no schedule though) at no-rush hours (after 10 am/ 4 pm). - / You can buy a ticket for 5 pesos (less than a dollar), and that same ticket takes you anywhere. Metrobus: you need a card that you can get in most stations.
- Always carry cash.
- Tips= 10-15% expected, but it can be more
- No burritos in Mexico City :(
- In the unlikely case that you get mugged (it's a very big and crowded city after all), just give them your stuff. Don't try to fight or negotiate.

The hipster/trendy areas: Condesa, Roma, Zona Rosa
Posh: Polanco
Most cultural: Centro
Chill/hippie: Coyoacan (Frida Kahlo's house is here)

Bars:
Bosforo - mezcal & traditional coctails (Centro)
Mezcalero- mezcal & local craft brews (Coyoacan)
Xaman- mexican inspired drinks (Zona Rosa)
La Lavanderia- mezcal (Roma)
Covadonga - old school, classic Cantina. Old men and hipster people converge here. There's also food. (Roma)
King Cole Bar (inside St. Regis hotel) (Centro)

Brunch
Fonda Mayora
El Cardenal
Saks (veggie options)

Lunch / Dinner
Casa de Toño (cheap, traditional street food in a safe, clean space lol)- some locations are 24/7
El Cardenal (Mexican)
Limosneros (Mexican)
Los Danzantes (Mexican)
Zanaya (International / Mexican)

Try to get reservations (Dinner/late lunch)
Mexicans eat lunch very late, around 2-3 pm, although most restaurants should be open around 1.
- Maximus Bistro (Daily menus)
- Pujol (One of the best in the world)
- Dulce Patria
- Porfirios
- Astrid & Gastón (Peruvian)

Dessert:
El Moro (churros)
La Michoacana (ice cream, popsicles)

Museums:
Templo Mayor
Tamayo
Antropology Museum
Pyramids (1.5 hour car ride)