10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Mexico

"As the name suggests, at least if you speak Spanish, La Belga specialises in serving Belgian beers. However, they’re just as well-known for the sheer variety of brews offered, serving over 300 different brands of artisanal beer both local and imported. Truly, there’s a flavour here for every taste: sour, sweet, hoppy, toasted, caramelised, and even fruity."

"Location: Calle Querétaro 96, Roma Nte, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMXPerfect for: Getting a few craft beers to go.More Info Here"

"Japanese minimalism inspires this laidback restaurant in a period building on Plaza Washington, part of the effortlessly cool Juarez neighbourhood. If diners aren’t impressed with the exposed brickwork, large metal-framed windows and feature lighting, they will certainly enjoy the design pieces sold in the vintage store housing the restaurant. Calle Dinamarca 44, Juárez, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX"

"Address: Puebla 120, Roma Norte, Mexico City, MexicoSite:https://www.plantasia.cafe/Phone:+52-5510057220$$. For contemporary pan-Asian, plant-based cuisine in the heart of Mexico City, you’ve got to try Plantasia!. Their menu combines the flavors of the east with the abundance of nature to create a memorable culinary experience for their guests."

"Falafelito is, in their own words, ‘As Vegan as it gets.” As the name suggests, this falafel restaurant serves nutritious, healthy food with just the right amount of South-American twist. Renowned for their gigantic falafel balls, you’re sure not to be leaving hungry. If you’re out and about, or in the mood to try something a little different, give this hip spot a go!"

"There are a few Falafelitos dotted around the city, but we thought the best one was located in Condesa. In the early evening, you can sit under the lamp-lit tree and enjoy your falafel pita overlooking the park. Google Map: Av México 105, Hipódromo, 06100 Ciudad de México"

"Falafelito is, in their own words, ‘As Vegan as it gets.” As the name suggests, this falafel restaurant serves nutritious, healthy food with just the right amount of South-American twist. Renowned for their gigantic falafel balls, you’re sure not to be leaving hungry. If you’re out and about, or in the mood to try something a little different, give this hip spot a go!"

"There are a few Falafelitos dotted around the city, but we thought the best one was located in Condesa. In the early evening, you can sit under the lamp-lit tree and enjoy your falafel pita overlooking the park. Google Map: Av México 105, Hipódromo, 06100 Ciudad de México"

"At the northeast end of Plaza Garibay, the stunning and unique Cosmovitral Jardín Botánico was built in 1909 as a market. The building now houses 3500 sq meters of lovely gardens, lit through 48 stained-glass panels designed by the Tolucan artist Leopoldo Flores with the help of 60 artisans. The 500,000 pieces of glass come in 28 different colors from seven countries, including Japan, Belgium and Italy."

"Depending on your flight schedule we would suggest some activities for the evening: Take a walk through a guided tour in Masaryk and Campos Eliseos and Polanco’s “chic” streets where you’ll find tons of shopping, restaurants, coffee shops and bars. We can arrange a culinary tour, some shopping suggestions or a relaxing spa treatment."