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Restaurants in Mexico City museums / Café de Museo, a lovely terrace at the Kaluz Museum

With a fabulous view, this café offers very creative and colorful cocktail options, as well as breakfasts and snacks.

Restaurantes en museos CDMX/ Café de Museo, divina terraza en el museo Kaluz

Museum Restaurants in CDMX / Kato Café: A Terrace with the Best View of Madero Street

Located on the fourth floor of the Museo del Estanquillo, dedicated to Carlos Monsiváis, this spot offers drinks, desserts, and snacks.

Restaurantes en museos CDMX/ Kato Café, una terraza con la mejor vista a la calle Madero

Restaurantes en museos CDMX/ Tierra de Iyari, en el alma del Centro Cultural Universitario

Está rodeado de arte y de un sitio maravilloso al sur de la ciudad de México. Comida mexicana y apoyo a los pequeños productores.

Museum Restaurants in CDMX / Eno: Café and "Lonchería" on the Ground Floor of a Fascinating Museum

Breakfast and lunch with a focus on Mexican gastronomy and seasonal ingredients.

Restaurantes en museos CDMX / Eno, cafetería y lonchería en la planta baja de un museo fascinante

Museum Restaurants in CDMX / Café Emile: Sweet Crepes and Salads with the Best View of the City.

Perched 50 meters high in the renovated Monument to the Revolution, you'll find a charming spot offering all kinds of coffees, crepes, salads, and non-alcoholic cocktails.

Restaurantes en museos CDMX/ Café Emile, crepas dulces y ensaladas con la mejor vista de la ciudad

Restaurants in Museums CDMX / Tres Abejas, located inside the Soumaya Museum at Casa Guillermo Tovar y de Teresa

Installed in the garage of a Porfirian house in Roma Norte, this pleasant little yellow spot offers coffees, drinks, pastries, and proper meals.

Restaurantes en museos CDMX/ Tres Abejas, ubicado en el Museo Soumaya Casa Guillermo Tovar y de Teresa

Museum Restaurants in CDMX / Vagón Comedor Adelita: Truly Mexican Food

At the base of the Monument to the Revolution, you'll find this restaurant that resembles a train car, paying tribute to the Adelitas.

Restaurantes en museos CDMX/ Vagón comedor Adelita, comida totalmente mexicana

What to eat in Chicago? / The Purple Pig: cheese, pork, and wine at their finest.

Located on Chicago’s most important and glamorous avenue, this pork-focused restaurant is one of the best in the United States.

¿Qué comer en Chicago?/ The Purple Pig, queso, puerco y vino en su máximo esplendor

What to eat in Chicago? / Yardbird, the best fried chicken ever

In downtown Chicago, you’ll find this somewhat pricey restaurant specializing in Southern U.S. cuisine.

¿Qué comer en Chicago? / Yardbird, el mejor pollo frito de la historia

What to Eat in Chicago? / Exchequer, Restaurant & Pub, over 100 years of history

Opened right when Prohibition began in the United States, it was a spot frequented by Al Capone. Today, it serves classic American fare.

¿Qué comer en Chicago? / Exchequer, Restaurant & Pub, más de 100 años de historia

What to eat in Chicago? / Wildberry, a must-visit spot for breakfast or brunch.

A highly popular spot where you can enjoy every kind of pancakes, waffles, eggs, and French toast—along with an endless variety of specialty coffees.

¿Qué comer en Chicago? / Wildberry, lugar obligado para desayunar o echarse un “brunch”

What to eat in Chicago? / Pizza Uno, pioneers in the creation of the deep-dish pizza.

An invention that originated in Chicago in 1944 is an extraordinary pizza with a hard crust, served in a deep metal pan, featuring excellent tomato sauce and cheese.

¿Qué comer en Chicago? / Pizza Uno, pioneros en la creación de la “deep dish pizza”