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Creative cuisine and a cool place!

Lalo! is a very relaxed place where you'll enjoy an original dish every day, based on fresh ingredients and original recipes. It becomes crowded, so get there early, be ready to share the table and make new friends!

Perfect location and comfortable

Valentina's design concept is eye-catching, and being in the heart of "Zona Rosa" makes it a great deal when moving around.

Renovated and still very traditional

Café de Tacuba has been a legendary Mexican cuisine cathedral and has recently renovated with more beautiful spaces. Still it offers delicious local specialities, and every evening you'll be cheered up with "Tunos" music, played by handsome guys in costume.

Marvelous experience

Visiting Bazar del Sábado was a wonderful experience of color, textures and design. Every shop offers very original handicrafts, jewels, fabrics and a lot of stone works. Some of the most tempting were the wine glasses and tablecloths. If you feel like having lunch there's a central courtyard with snacks and Mexican music. Located in the upscaled San Angel neighborhood, opens only on Saturdays.

Cool place with the hottest people

Guys and dolls enjoy this fantastic venue, offering two different environments. You may also have karaoke fun, and explode on the dance floor with its cool DJ's music. With a relaxing balcony facing the most important avenue in Mexico City, this is a place to be and be seen.

Alameda Park's biggest attraction

The Porifirian regime created it in 1905 to display the elegance and refinement of their society, including a ball room on the upper floor. You can notice that in the impressive Italian marble sculptures, and the overall European flavor of its architecture, designed by Adamo Boari.

Just great!

A warm, friendly place, very personal. The Red Tree house is a good place to start exploring the beautiful Condesa neighborhood, to socialize, and get a bit of the sophisticated taste of Mexico City.

Perfect location

You'll enjoy Tom's Bar, located in one of the most attractive areas in Mexico City. Just across Insurgentes Avenue, Roma neighborhood is a residential area with a growing entertainment scene. During the day, you'll admire some belle époque mansions, showing its aristocratic heritage, stroll among its interesting art galleries, book shops and old-fashion retailers. At night, Roma offers good places for staying, dinning in an eclectic atmosphere, before going to the club. Back to Hipódromo neighborhood (usually called Condesa), where Tom's is located, you'll find a more recent development, with hipster and casual ways, Art Deco buildings, beautiful green areas, guesthouses, and fine boutiques. Condesa is one of the best city's dinning districts, just perfect to be ready for action at Tom's!

Beautiful town and a nice Spa for gay men

Located 60-miles from Mexico City, and after crossing forests on the southern mountains, Tepoztlan is a magic, warm town, surrounded by steep hills, where life encompasses arround mysticism and strong local traditions. A beautiful XVI Century Monastery and a colorful market make worth the visit. You can also climb its ever-green hills before reaching an Aztec pyramid located one mile above the street level on a steep path. At TepozSpa you can do sunbathing, relax in the steam bath or hot tubs, and party in gayish atmosphere (clothing optional) among tropical trees and flowers. There are snacks and drinks, cheered up with pop music in front of a pool. Opens Saturdays and Sundays only.