“This shopping place is just across the street on Reforma Avenue. Adidas, Zara, Oysho, Soho, Pandora, Guess, Book store, etc - a lot of stores, Restaurant, Movie Cinema & fast food area”

“Zona Rosa is most famous for its huge and electric nightlife, particularly appealing to the LGBT community, but now also generally very tourist friendly. For unforgettable nights out dancing along to varied music in a club, singing at a karaoke bar, having a tasty and well priced drink among friends at a lounge, or listening to live music at a restaurant-bar, head to Zona Rosa, where there is something for everyone.”

“The closest mall to Cuauhtemoc, it is big and has everything you can need. From Cinema to food court and restaurants and shops of clothes technology etc. ”

“Big mall with a lot of nice stores and some restaurants. Sightseeing bus makes a stop here.”

“The closest shopping mall to Roma with international & local shops, cinemas, and restaurants.”

“Una de las mejores opciones para moverse en la ciudad, conecta la ciudad de norte a sur y de oriente a poniente sobre Reforma.”

“if you need a shopping mall, this is the closest one. Zara, Sanborn's drugstore/gifts, American chain restaurants like Chili's and PF Changs, cellphones, books, a food court and so forth.”

“A big, boring mall where you can get all the necessities taken care of, from replacing your headphones to getting a rain jacket to phone repair.”

“The Juárez outlet of this much-lauded bakery is set inside an old townhouse with high ceilings, a wooden balcony and a pretty garden. Pastries and breads are made fresh daily and span conchas(sweet buns), “peasant” bread, focaccia, cinnamon rolls, bolillos (crusty rolls) and baguettes. Their coffee, said to be the best in town, is sourced from organic small-scale Mexican producers. In a city that’s still catching up with others in terms of coffee culture, this is one of your best options to linger, work, meet for lunch and then stroll around the surrounding colonia.”

“This is my favorite restaurant around. It is not precisely a restaurant, but as they call it a "Cafebrería". You can chose to sit on a regular table or on a couch. My personal preference is to go for a table for dinning and for a couch just for coffee and chat. They also have a good selection of teas and cocktails if you feel like having a drink any time of the day. The menu is very original. If you like books, then you will love their creative combinations. They use the names of authors and books to come up with the name of the dishes. No matter what time it is you can still order breakfast. They have "desayunos nocturnos" (night breakfast), which are great to eat informally.”

“Go for the ceviche de mar a mar and save some space for the chocolate dessert! Try to get a seat upstairs”

“Polanco is the perfect spot to begin exploring Reforma Avenue. Starting right in the middle of the park, surrounded by trees, evolving and opening up into the busy city center you'll find historical monuments, skycrapers, restaurants, etc. On Sundays the avenue is closed for bikes, skaters and pedestrians.”