Jonathan Sacks is the creator of Everybody Hates A Tourist, a website that shares the best of cultural travel, including food & drink, history, art, pop culture, & much more. Sacks recently visited Mexico City and wrote about the Grasshopper-flavored beer he tried there, check it out… MEXICO CITY — With hundreds of thousands of […]
Sunlight Patios and Hidden Gardens: Mexico City Mansions Serving Exceptional Food
Get to know the restaurants in Mexico City that house beautiful terraces and gardens in the middle of old mansions. Enjoy its menu and atmosphere. Where to eat in CDMX? It’s probably the hardest question you can ask yourself, especially since there are thousands of restaurants opening every week. However, there are a couple of spots that […]
There will be a bazaar, coexistence, and autograph signing with wrestlers in Mexico City for Valentine’s Day
If you still don’t have a plan for Valentine’s Day, living with wrestlers in Mexico City can be a different date with your crush. Valentine’s Day is not only about flowers and cheesy dinners: in Mexico City, it is also celebrated with masks, keys, and hamburgers. This February 14, the plan changes the stuffed heart for wrestling with Amor, Lucha […]
Former Morena Mayor Sentenced to 70 Years for Double Homicide
What seemed like a narco novel ended in a final sentence. A court in the State of Mexico gave 70 years in prison to María Elena Martínez Robles, former mayor of Amanalco and Morena militant, after her direct participation in a double homicide that left the entire region frozen. According to the investigation, the former […]
“CDMX police officers account for more than 20,000 complaints over alleged assaults and detentions”
Between 2018 and 2025, the Mexico City Human Rights Commission registered 20,119 complaint files in which the Secretariat of Citizen Security was identified as the alleged responsible authority for human rights violations. According to official reports, 2025 recorded the highest number of cases, with 3,890 files. The figures show a sustained increase in complaints against […]
More than 2,500 housing units will be rehabilitated in Mexico City
Brugada stressed that in 2025, more than 1,800 housing units were rehabilitated with paint, lighting, and beaconing. The head of government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, announced that as part of the Otoch program, this year more than 2,500 housing units of social interest in the country’s capital will benefit. When delivering the rehabilitation works of three housing units, […]
Free weekend events in CDMX: Chinese New Year, Coffee and Chocolate Fest, tlayudas, cemitas, and more
The Chinese New Year parade, a gastronomic festival, cinema, fairs, and exhibitions are free events that CDMX will have this weekend. During the weekend of February 6 to 8, spaces in CDMX such as the Zócalo, the Historic Center, the Los Pinos Cultural Complex, and the Chapultepec Forest will host recreational and cultural events that can be enjoyed for […]
Tepito Signage Meeting arrives at CDMX gallery with live interventions and free sound
Celebration of the popular graphic tradition of Signage in Tepito. With the beginning of the Tepito Lettering Meeting at the José María Velasco Gallery, the art of the brush and popular typography, within the framework of Art Week, seeks to exhibit this craft that gives a unique identity to neighborhoods. The label as identity and cultural resistance During the […]
“Upload your video, tara…”, says CdMx Metro police to the user; Internal Affairs opens an investigation
Although the SSC blamed the women for the conflict, the images show the agent with an arrogant attitude, which sparked criticism and outrage on social networks. At the beginning of February, an altercation that occurred at the Observatorio station on Line 1 of the Metro went viral: According to the complaint on networks, a user […]
Art expos, Chinese New Year’s Eve and chocolate weddings: these plans await you in CDMX
No plans for before Valentine’s Day? Here are several options in Mexico City for the week of February 6 to 12. The February 6-12 Agenda in Mexico City is full of art, traditions, exhibitions, and romantic experiences on the way to the Day of Love and Friendship. During this week, the capital becomes a creative epicenter with […]