Great location in Mexico City; Hikari Lomas Verdes, The Japanese bistro I would call it. There is a…read morebar with screen to watch sports. The service was great and the food, too. Great for an afternoon with good food and sports. Green Plaza Lomas Verdes has other retaurants and stores. I only went to Hikari. Worth the drive to get there.

My girlfriend and I happen to stumble upon this place while we were exploring Polanco. We were glad…read morewe did, as this shopping plaza hosts an array of stores and businesses that turned out to be useful to us. Starting with our best discovery, we came across a barber shop on the second floor that has done a great job cutting my hair and beard. There is a starbucks on the same level, which we stop in either before or after getting done shopping here. There is a pharmacy, where we were able to get what we needed, particularly in dermatology. On the first floor, there is an Office Depot, a grocery store, a Cinnabon station. There are some restaurants here, of which I've only tried Sonora Grill. I do not recommend this restaurant, but details will come in a review for that location later on. Overall, this plaza is a great place to shop for necessities. If you're on a budget, the prices here are comparable to the ones back home. The clean and safe environment, as well as the convenience, keeps me coming back here consitently.

Mall culture is alive and well in Latam, and Liverpool is one of many examples of this. Liverpool…read moreis what Macy was in its heyday, offering a wide variety of products from clothing, to jewelry, to electronics. This particular location sits in Naucalpan's Plaza Torreo. The place is nicely kept, well staffed, and run efficiently. I've come here to get a variety of merchandise during our excursions in Mexico City. Sometimes I've bought Ray Bans, in varieties not commonly found back home. Other times, I've bought casual clothing as well as sports coats (for when we have a semi-formal event and I forget to pack my suit). Every time, the customer service reps here are attentive and knowledgeable on what they offer. The value here is great, considering you can find something for any occasion. If you're travelling on a budget, this place is an option for you as well.

Artz Pedegral is a new, clean, and modern shopping center in the southern side of CDMX. The…read moregirlfriend and I came here one Saturday afternoon to eat and shop whilst on an excursion in this fine metropolis. We took an uber ride here from our hotel in Polanco, and the ride was less than half an hour. We took our time perusing the many shops here, and were pleased to see a wide array of brands, both high end and midrange. I would say that this shopping center is on a level between Antara and Palacio de Hierro. On the upper levels are the many great restaurants, of which we chose El Bajio. Check out my review for that restaurant in the near future. The staff and patrons here are great, and the place is safe. There is an excellent selection of stores here. Come check this place out sometime.

How nice to see a Sears while traveling in CDMX ! Well, of course the word is out to go to the 8th…read morefloor cafe to see the stunning Bellas Artes building. We all went up in a very slow elevator, however there is an escalator as well. In fact, on the way down, we enjoyed the view even better than up top where you had to scoot around the row of people at the ledge either eating or taking photos too. While here, we did eye some jackets, but in the end, came for the views !

Stopped in for the cafe and view on the 7th floor overlooking the museum - stunning! As expected,…read moreprices were a little high but it was a nice place to get a rooftop meal for a little wait. I got a ham and cheese croissant and frozen chocolate frappe drink - the food came out fairly quickly and it was a nice stop to rest our legs from all the walking!

I didn't even notice it was there until SIL pointed it out. I had zero interest and it didn't help…read morethat they were still closed. (Okay, we were a little early.) So, SIL said we should go check out all those souvenir stalls in the market area but wants to come back here just to browse. Sooooo glad we did because they had plenty of unique items to keep as well as to give away. What makes it even more impressive is that they didn't have tourist prices on ANY of their items. Matter of fact, some of their sale items truly are bargain buys! So, SIL, Mom and I ended up with TONS of stuff we didn't even know we wanted - for ourselves as well as gifts! There was only one person working the store but she was careful at packaging our items (many were very fragile, so she made sure they were done properly.) She ws also engaging and friendly. Ugh, I wish I can remember her name, my bad... but yeah, she was awesome. We all loved it - if you're looking for something out of the norm of magnets or key chains as souvenirs, or even want to get something for you or your home, this is definitely a must-stop. I wish them well - I hope to see them again the next time I come back around.

Good market to explore if you are looking for handmade goods and souvenirs with a strong cultural…read moretouch. The market is filled with tons of stalls offering everything from pottery, clothes, jerseys, shoes, jewelry, kitchenware, and home decor. You can spend a good amount of time walking through the aisles since there's so much variety. It's a good place to find gifts at different price points, though you may notice similar items across multiple vendors.

You know how it is when you travel and ALWAYS wish you had time to see, do, BUY more?!? Well,…read morethere's NEVER enough time (even with MULTIPLE visits...) to see EVERYTHING (or even a fraction...) in Mexico, but when in Mexico City, don't miss this wonderful craft market!! Artesanias (craft works) from all over Mexico, and so many hidden nooks and crannies to find all sorts of surprises!! A wonderful spot to wander for a few hours... You'll be tempted by all sorts of beautiful traditional clothes, jewelry, pottery, and so much more. Get "lost" here in this wonderful market for a few hours; you'll feel like you've gotten a "taste" of so many different regions of this beautiful country!!

What a fun store! My eight-year-old daughter loved exploring all three floors and found some fun…read morestuffies. It was a hard choice, but she landed on the chicken stuffed animal dressed like a banana. So funny!

This is such a well stocked store unlike the ones in the states. It's not busy at all and has all…read morethe cute things my girlfriend likes. It's also situated in a very convenient area of Polanco. We've been here a week and bought from the store on 3 separate occasions. The workers are extremely nice and helpful despite not being able to speak English.