Gourmet products local specialties and wines México

Wines, French products, tea, cold meats.

Ideal for buying chocolate breads or croissants, this panaderia also makes cakes.

Good Italian glacier near the Embassy of Italy. Selling coffee and sandwiches, too.

La Bohème is an artisanal bakery-pastry shop founded by three Frenchmen in 2014. You can come here to buy your bread or fill up on French-style pastries: croissants, pains au chocolat, chocolate twists, cannelés, palmiers, madeleines or even cronuts. As for the pastries, here again, the classics are there, from the éclair to the mille-feuille and the many fruit tarts. The place is also a café, where you can sit down to drink your espresso or eat breakfast, a sandwich or a salad.

The hotel offers natural snacks, for the meal that we are experiencing between meal hours: fruit juice, salads, fruit salad, and some gourmet sandwiches. The place is very frequented by the inhabitants of Condesa, who like to come babbling around a fruit juice on the benches located outside the establishment.

The hotel serves very good churros, these Spanish pastries, which are sometimes sold in our holidays. It is a flour dough that one fried in oil and covers sugar, but it also sells more elaborate churros, filled with chocolate, nutella, or caramel! Perfect for a break to eat or recharge the batteries before going into a box!

This delicious confectionery was founded in 1874. It was originally located on Calle Madero, but at the beginning of the last century it was moved to its current location on Calle 5 de Mayo. It sells all the traditional sweets of the country: beso de nuez, alegrías, piñoninas, bocados reales, aleluyas, reinas, picones, puerquitos.... and many others! Some of them are now endangered and you'll be hard pressed to find them anywhere else in Mexico. A real institution that has another shop in the Roma.

At the entrance to the beautiful park Fuentes Brotantes, which is not far from the historic centre of Tlalpan, there are small restaurants of antojitos, which serve delicious or, cecinas de, and mushroom soups. An ideal place to eat well and not expensive, while taking a bath of nature, which we necessarily need, after a few days in Mexico City. 

Set in Coyoacán since 1950, this hotel sells delicious ice creams and sorbets. Ice creams have pieces of fruit inside. A delight…

Opened in 1935, this little establishment that doesn't look like much is a real institution in the city. People come here in the evening to enjoy different hot chocolates: the Spanish (thick and very sweet), the Mexican (lighter), the French (with vanilla), the special (semi-bitter), the Swiss (with whipped cream). But the place is best known for its soft and crispy churros. It has been so successful that Churrería el Moro now has eight other locations throughout the city, from Roma to Polanco to Zona Rosa.

A great commercial place. Here you will find several international brands such as Zara, Mango and Benetton, and cinemas.