Exploring the world of Mexico City foods.

By TravelDine

From street food to fine-dining restaurants, Mexico City is a food lover’s dream come true.

No wonder it has been recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO (2010).

Start your Mexico City food odyssey at Pujol. It celebrates Mexican gastronomy and ranks No. 5 among the 50 Best list in 2022.

Feast on delicate amberjack ceviche, punchy tuna tostada, and delectable sea bass ikejime. Don’t miss the iconic Mole.

Head to Quintonil (No. 9) to try the 10-course tasting menu.

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Try traditional delights at La Gruta set in an atmospheric natural cave. 

Pic - La-gruta

Dig into escamoles el epazote (ant larvae tossed with wormseed herb) and barbecue mutton. 

Mezcal, a traditional beverage served with citrus slices and sal de gusano (ground worms in salt) is a must-try.

Try the concha con nata (sweet pastry bread with clotted cream created from boiling raw milk) at El Cardenal at Centro Histórico.

Pic - Restaurante-El-Cardenal

Enjoy steaming tamales from street carts with gigantic servings of chilaquiles topped with eggs for breakfast.

Pic - Restaurante-El-Cardenal

In Downtown Hotel, opt for the chocolate caliente as a server will make it right in front of you the old-school way.

The one taco Mexico is most famous for is the al pastor. Taquerías are also very common in Mexico City.

Don’t miss out on suadero, longaniza, tripa, cachete, and campechano, all on-corn tortillas.

Let yourself soak in the Mexico City food experience!