09 2 / 2012

Los Insurgentes - Pulqueria

Av de los Insurgentes no. 226

Col. Roma

Vampiro + Apio Pulque + Bohemia cerveza + Espadin mezcal

07 2 / 2012

Antigua Hacienda de Tlalpan

Calzada de Tlalpan 4619

Mexico City, Mexico


Sopa de Flor de Calabaza + Chile En Nogada (subbed w cheese instead of picadillo) + Pie de Mamey

05 2 / 2012

<3 sandia

<3 sandia

03 2 / 2012

La Nueva Flor

Del. Venustiano Carranza 

located right around the corner of Metro Candelaria

(sorry I couldn’t find an address)



Tacos de arroz con huevo + the BEST quesadillas I’ve ever had 

I love the simplicity of Mexican food. 

31 1 / 2012

&lt;3 chicozapotes

<3 chicozapotes

24 1 / 2012

Taqueria Brasil Copacabana

Sn. Juan de Dios 497

Del. Tlalpan

Sopa Azteca + Champiqueso

I wasn’t too impressed by this restaurant. The Sopa Azteca was quite tasty but the champiqueso (melted cheese + mushrooms) was overly greasy and the service was slow. I’m also confused as to why they consider themselves a Brazilian establishment when it seems pretty Mexican to me. 

20 1 / 2012

Mercado Medellin

Colonia Roma Sur

b/w Medellin y Monterrey



I am thrilled that I live a mere 10 minute walk to Mercado Medellin. All of the vendors that I met said that as a vegetarian, I lucked out. I could have been situated next to other markets such as the historical Mercado de San Juan in Xochimilco, which sells large variety of meats ie pigs, chickens, maguey worms, and sharks, to name a few. Lucky for me, Medellin specializes in the sale of fruits, vegetables, grains, and other foods vegetarians consider a staple and in comparison, has a tiny meat section. Like all mercados, there are many food stalls to choose from but excited from my purchases, I raced home to make lunch. On my next trip to Medallin, I will find what vegetarian goodies they have to offer and report back. 

19 1 / 2012

Cafe De Tacuba

Tacuba No. 28 Col. Centro 

Del Cuauhtemoc
Cp 06010 Mexico D.F.


Enchiladas Jarocho + Pastel de Limon