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.

I love coming here and browsing the shops. You'll find your typical U.S stores and brands like…read morePottery Barn, Lego store, etc. The stores aren't cheap though and you'll pay more than in the U.S. They have fancy department stores such as Liverpool and the Palacio de Hierro. It has a terrace level with lots of eateries (highly recommend!) There's something for everyone at Perisur. My only heartache is that there's not enough benches throughout the mall. After shopping all 3 floors, you wanna sit down. The only spot is really the food court. I liked that the food court had charging stations throughout. They also have one of my favorite bakeries, El Globo INSIDE THE MALL! it's not as big as the other locations but it satisfied our bakery craving.

It's an enclosed mall, 'nough said. It has nice holiday events, like Free Marichis on Mother's Day.read more

Lively and entertaining area for food and shopping. The atmosphere is loud and vibrant, with plenty…read moreof vendors that make it fun to walk through. However, many of the shopping stalls felt repetitive, with similar items repeated throughout the market.

Coyoacan is an area a little further south of Roma and Condesa. It has its unique charm and feels…read morevery different than a lot of Mexico City. It doesn't seem as busy and it feels more like Mexico than many of the urban areas. This market is a part of what gives the area its charm. Because coyoacan is the home of Frida Kahlo, Coyoacan is known to be home to many artists. While I didn't see that on a Tuesday afternoon, I hear the weekends and nights are more lively. This market full of local vendors, but a lot of what's here is touristy souvenirs that aren't cheap. Was considering rating this 3 stars as I couldn't find anything I really wanted to buy; however I do think it's an essential part of the local flavor

This review is for their food court on the top floor of this fancy shopping department store…read more The aesthetic of the elevator to the doors opening at the top, is gorgeous. There's all kinds of food options from sushi to churros! El Moro is an old school churreria and very well known. Well they have a location here and honestly the best location for churros! the churros were excellent, 10/10! They were thin, soft on the inside with a good crunch on the outside. The cinnamon/sugar mix wasn't too heavy but just enough. The hot chocolate was a traditional Mexican hot chocolate and frothed (a must).

One of our best finds in CDMX. Could have shopped even more…read more If you are into handcrafted arts and more, make time to visit this gem off an area. Plan for more than just a couple of hours on a Saturday.

My husband and I lucked out to be walking around the San Ángel neighborhood on a Saturday evening a…read morefew weeks ago when we were in Mexico City for a few days. Why? San Ángel's Plaza San Jacinto hosts a large market - called El Bazar Sábado - every Saturday from 10am until 7pm. It's an art and design market, and you can find incredible artisan goods and art: jewelry, bags, clothes, paintings, pottery... It's amazing - hundreds of vendors! It can be crowded, so come with a little patience and some cash. And enjoy! It's a special event. I highly recommend it for tourists visiting Mexico City.

This place is fun, unique and very kind to a non- Spanish speaker…read more Service was fast, kind and helpful. I ordered the guacamole and it's very creamy with a bit of bite. Then the lasagna fo, a veggie lasagna. Huge potions and piping hot. Also ordered the rose lemonade- scrumptious. Great books and vinyl collection in a very posh mall. Highly recommend

I was visiting Mexico City and had several friends recommended this place to me. For starters I…read morethought the place was cute and definitely had the cozy vibe to it but what really made my experience give this review one star was the service. As soon as I sat down my belongings and pulled out my laptop since I was there to study and maybe grab a bite to eat if I got hungry, the waiter approached me with the menu. I told him that perhaps I'd be interested in ordering a little bit later and thanked him anyway. He walked away very awkwardly and gave me a dirty look. Later on I started to look around and see if there were any wall outlets to plug in my laptop and I was informed by one of the other waiters that the only outlets they had available were upstairs to my surprise none of them free and available. I came back downstairs to my table and the waiter that had first approached me and kept walking back-and-forth very eyeing me as if trying to figure out my next move. Not even exaggerating, it was really uncomfortable. I didn't think I was doing anything wrong since I saw other students sitting at different tables studying as well but I didn't notice a difference in the way that he was giving them service and the tending to them and a very courteous and polite way. I decided to order a T and when I called him over he was again very awkward not even making eye contact and had a smug look on his face. Payed for my tea and left. Place is cute and all but wow really disappointed with the service. Really uncomfortable experience.

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