What can I get for $100 in Mexico City?

[awakening]

I’ve been blessed to visit many parts of the world, Italy France Greece Holy Land recently Dubai and others. Every place has charm, and I thank God for the privilege of seeing His wonders …yet I must say Mexico City is on top of my list for its gastronomy, folklore, authenticity, culture! There’s museums, castle, parks, pyramids, art/theatre. I even like it more then New York City.

[eduardogoyzueta]

100 USD A DAY? Jesus christ lmao, I live in Mexico City and my budget is 25 USD a week :')

[travevibeinna]

Mexico can be both super cheap and super expensive.. and that’s the beauty of it ❤

[zabuza]

I went to that sears and got coffee and saw that view! I’ve been to Mexico City 4 times and it has to be my favorite major city next to Tokyo 😊

[rafaeltinajero]

They scammed you son 😂 chilaquiles and water for 10 dollars boy ain’t no way

[lilandre]

I went to CDMX last week and I was spending $40-$60 a day and living like a king

[Jonakaiii]

Bro… here in the states 100 dollars gets me a dinner for 2 at a mid tier restaurant and MAYBE some dessert lol maybe.

[bgb]

The expensive part for me would be the plane ticket there and back, but otherwise this is awesome!

[RA_]

He bought 3 meals.
Everyone is different, I eat one meal a day, and some fruit throughout the day.

[williamfrankferge]

I love Mexico and Mexican people I'm retiring in Mexico ❤️🇲🇽

[ny_bass_hole]

Love Mexico. Spent two weeks in the country touring Guanajuato, San Miguel, Queretaro, Celaya, Jalisco. Went down there with only $1000 came home with $200 bucks.

[bradmiller]

Damn! @Sears entered the chat?! I'm happy for you, girl.

[coque]

I went to Mexico and my family pay for everything, so at the end i give my mother $3000 dollars that i never spend at 2 weeks, she was so happy!😂😂😂

[polepino]

I've been traveling a lot the past few years (I work a more traditional on site job in the hotel industry, so I'm def NOT a digital nomad, nope just three weeks of PTO now) and people I work with are always like how do you travel so much? Honestly, its traveling to countries where the US dollar is strong. Working in hotels helps also. I'm not a super budget traveler, I don't do hostels, but I'd like to think I'm budget friendly. I've done a week in Bogota and a week in CDMX with friends, everything including flight, hotel/airbnb, on ground transport(uber, taxi, etc), and on the ground spending were both around $1k per person per city, again that's EVERYTHING in total spent. I live in the metro area of a major east coast city in the USA.

[Varon_Dandi]

whats the name of the pulque & salsa location

[ajh.]

And that’s just CDMX. You’ll spend WAY less in other cities. Especially non-touristy ones.

[adventuretravels]

In cdmx now and dam it's expensive defined not a budget place but there are ways to est cheap

[flakalks]

The chilaquiles was a rip off. You couldve gotten 3 dishes with those $10 at a food stand.

[EM_]

$44 dollars lucha libre match along with the $10 chilaquiles are scammy af.

[bmo]

I breathe wrong in CA and spend 100 bucks. Ciudad De Mexico looking good rn 😂