Mexico City Street Eats

Real taquerias and street carts.

Quests on this wheel

• Torre Caballito — A highly-rated real-world spot (4.5★, 7132 reviews) worth spinning for.
• Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral — This grand Roman Catholic cathedral with many ornate chapels is Latin America's oldest & largest.
• Taquería El Gran Abanico — Tacos & tortilla soup with a range of sides & salsas at a spacious, no-frills fast-food cantina.
• Memory and Tolerance Museum — Museum with contemporary exhibits on worldwide genocides, plus a kids’ area focused on diversity.
• Alameda Central — The city's oldest public park, with trees & fountains, established by Viceroy Luís Velasco.
• Casa de los Azulejos — This 18th-century palace with a blue-&-white tile facade is now home to a popular restaurant.
• Templo Mayor Museum — Museum showcasing archaeological finds & exhibits related to the Aztec civilization.
• Mercado de San Juan Pugibet — Gourmet & exotic foods are the specialty at this traditional market dating back to 1955.
• National Palace — This palace is a government building with an office for Mexico's president & murals by Diego Rivera.
• UNAM School of Medicine Museum — Displays chronicling Mexican medical history from indigenous remedies to anatomy, with guided tours.
• Museo Franz Mayer — International collection of 16th- & 19th-century decorative arts, including silverware & textiles.
• Plaza Garibaldi — Mariachis in traditional attire perform in this iconic plaza, home to a museum, bars & shops.
• Café De Tacuba — Century-old institution known for its spicy house mole recipe, elaborate decor & live mariachi band.
• Churreria El Moro Centro — Renowned churrería open 24 hours for churros & hot chocolate.
• El Cardenal — A highly-rated real-world spot (4.6★, 20200 reviews) worth spinning for.
• El 123 — A highly-rated real-world spot (4.5★, 3533 reviews) worth spinning for.

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