Mexico City Food Tour! 🇲🇽

Mexico City has such an incredible food scene, here’s what we ate in a weekend there!

• @panaderiarosetta
• Tortas al Fuego
Av Sonora 205, Hipódromo, Cuauhtémoc, 06100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
• @contramarmx
• @micompachava
• @campobaja
• @neciosbar
• @baltrabar

by no means a complete list, but just a jumping-off point to explore some of the spots in cdmx! let us know if there’s a spot you’d want us to do a full video on! 🫶

#mexicocity #CDMX #NomLifeCDMX

[jsherm]

Ewa looking like a boss and the food looks delightful. Thank you for blessing our Friday.

[crystalhernandez]

Everything looks good 👍 thanks for sharing 👍

[yayyy]

So great to see that Sinaloa-style seafood has become popular in CDMX! It’s my fave style of seafood in Mexico.

[leeslover]

seeing all these dishes and bakeries shocks me for whatever reason😭 they look so fancy compared to the part of mexico i always go to, would love to visit

[ericktellez]

The Californian influence probably means Baja California Mexico not California USA, that looks like Baja med and ensenada esque ceviche, not really Californian USA

[bossman]

That slice and catch of the pineapple was absolutely ridiculous. Crazy crazy talent Jesus

[C.G-jp]

That seafood looks so good!Its actually Sinaloa style seafood than California/Baja California influence. Baja California is known for having people from all over Mexico and it has a lot migrants and people with ancestry from Sinaloa and that’s why that type of Sinaloense seafood is popular there and evens gets confused for being Baja style but it’s not local to them or part of their state cuisine. For seafood that originated or that’s actually part of their state cuisine, Baja has fried fish tacos and Ensenada lobsters.

[AA-tcif]

And to think the lovely liberals from Hollywood will never show you this part of Mexico…instead they’ll show you scenes filmed in a dusty ghost town somewhere in Southern California in the Mojave Desert…thats their idea of Mexico..but they say all day they love Mexican people

[goldvideo]

Contramar was a BIG disappointment for me. Very average food, deafening loud and obviously the restaurant only caters to tourists. I didn't see any Mexicans at all dining. There are many far better restaurants in CDMX!