Coyoacán

The highlight of my trip to Mexico last year was being able to experience El Dia de los Muertos in the flesh. Some might suggest going to a smaller town to do the midnight at a cemetery thing but if you are in DF, oh there are so many places to go! Ofrendas in the Zocalo are nice but super crowded. I recommend Coyoacan. We had a blast. There’s a famous fountain in the center of town but it was entirely covered in a giant ofrenda. Around this were many vendors of foods and goods. Hey, there’s even a Sanborn’s right there. Strangely, the atmosphere of the vendors reminded me of Santa Cruz, CA. It had that modern hippy kind of vibe. The town itself is nice and small enough to walk around easily but not as quaint as guide books make it out to be. If you’re vegetarian, I highly recommend Vege Taco. They have awesome imitacion carne asada.

great restaurants, beatuiful fountain, and not far form Frida Kahlo’s home/ museum, but the flea markets in this neighborhood are unreal! beautiful silver, finely woven garments, everything i could aske for and more! i would love to go back!!!

...and I’m sure most locals will tell you the same. So much to see, eat, and feel the ambiance :)

Jealous of Frida’s house!

Coyoacan is one of the most trendy areas of Mexico City. It is rich in history and one of it’s claims to fame is that it contains the home of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. The architecure, people and restaurants of this area are wonderful. It is a definite place to visit if you find yourself in Mexico City.

Hell yeah, El Jarocho is the best coffee ever! i go there every single day! I’m addicted to the coffee! and the best i know is there! Oh well, you guessed, i live here, it’s awesome, poluted, but’s fucking awesome! If you wanna go to a great place on df visit coyoacan!
XOXOMixelle

Is like a little world in the middle of a huge city…
I enjoy go for a walk and i use to drink an american coffee in one of the most traditional places to visit there “El Jarocho”... If you come to Mexico city you have to go!