Guidebook for Juárez
Food Scene
Amaya, is a new restaurant and wine bar from Jair Téllez, the chef behind two of Mexico’s best restaurants (MeroToro and Laja)
Go here for a slightly more casual take on the Baja-Med cuisine that made chef Jaír Téllez a hero at his other Mexico City restaurant, MeroToro, and his flagship, Laja.
Téllez is also a winemaker (Bichi Wines) and Amaya’s all-natural list features producers that are otherwise near impossible to find in the city.
Order: beef tartare with sardine; soft-shell crab; simple grilled fish; and Baja-made wines from Bichi or Vena Cava.
51 locals recommend
Amaya
95 Calle Gral. PrimAmaya, is a new restaurant and wine bar from Jair Téllez, the chef behind two of Mexico’s best restaurants (MeroToro and Laja)
Go here for a slightly more casual take on the Baja-Med cuisine that made chef Jaír Téllez a hero at his other Mexico City restaurant, MeroToro, and his flagship, Laja.
Téllez is also a winemaker (Bichi Wines) and Amaya’s all-natural list features producers that are otherwise near impossible to find in the city.
Order: beef tartare with sardine; soft-shell crab; simple grilled fish; and Baja-made wines from Bichi or Vena Cava.
This is a very casual place and Vibe. It is sort of Food Court with different options to eat and drink in one same space. You can find a Pizza Place, Seafood, Hot Dogs, Coffee, Beers, Hamburgers etc.
92 locals recommend
Comedor Lucerna
51 C. LucernaThis is a very casual place and Vibe. It is sort of Food Court with different options to eat and drink in one same space. You can find a Pizza Place, Seafood, Hot Dogs, Coffee, Beers, Hamburgers etc.
Havre 77 is an oyster bar and restaurant from impotant young chef Lalo García. It is a bit expensive but the food is really good. Highly recommended.
http://www.havre77.com/
57 locals recommend
Havre 77
77 HavreHavre 77 is an oyster bar and restaurant from impotant young chef Lalo García. It is a bit expensive but the food is really good. Highly recommended.
http://www.havre77.com/
Starbucks
202 C. PalenqueIts right infront of our Apartment inside the Hotel.
Shopping
Very cool Urban market” where people can go for excellent coffee and cheese, a beard trim or a yoga class. There is also a restaurant there called Ojo de Agua which I recommend.
19 locals recommend
Milan 44
44 C. MilanVery cool Urban market” where people can go for excellent coffee and cheese, a beard trim or a yoga class. There is also a restaurant there called Ojo de Agua which I recommend.
Reforma 222
222 Av. Paseo de la ReformaDrinks & Nightlife
Taberna Luciferina
Very trendy and Hip place with a 360 degrees bar.
Parker & Lenox
100 C. MilanBar Milán
18 C. MilanArts & Culture
Great Museum that explains the history of Cacao or Chocolate in México. You can also buy very special chocloate bars made in México.
68 locals recommend
Mucho Chocolate Museum
45 C. MilanGreat Museum that explains the history of Cacao or Chocolate in México. You can also buy very special chocloate bars made in México.
Museo Nacional de la Revolucion
S/N Avenida de la RepúblicaMuseo Nacional de Artes
8 Calle de TacubaMuseo Franz Mayer
45 Av. HidalgoMuseo Nacional de San Carlos
50 Avenida México-TenochtitlánMuseo Universitario del Chopo
10 Calle Dr. Enrique Gonzalez MartinezBiblioteca Vasconcelos
S/N Eje 1 Nte.The arquitecture in this Library is amazing.
Essentials
This is the closest Grocery Store. It will probably have everything you need.
513 locals recommend
Sumesa
266 TlacotalpanThis is the closest Grocery Store. It will probably have everything you need.
Calle Maestro Antonio Caso 132
132 Calle Maestro Antonio CasoSightseeing
The Angel of Independence
Avenida Paseo de la ReformaIconic Monument in our city.
This is a beautifull bulding near the city center. Its a must see, and they have a Museum inside and also a Concert Hall.
680 locals recommend
Palace of Fine Arts
S/N Av. JuárezThis is a beautifull bulding near the city center. Its a must see, and they have a Museum inside and also a Concert Hall.
Parks & Nature
Alameda Central
s/n Avenida Hidalgo