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mexicocity

15 posts

10-Second Review: El Tizoncito, Mexico City

  • October 5, 2019
  • Brad A. Johnson
El Tizoncito has been making charcoal-fired tacos al pastor in Mexico City since 1966. Here's a quick look.
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10-Second Review: Chetito, Mexico City

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Where to Eat in Mexico City, part 2

  • September 6, 2019
  • Brad A. Johnson
Mexico’s dining scene is on fire right now. And has been for awhile. This is easily one of the hottest fine-dining restaurant cultures in all of the Americas.
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Quick Look: Biblioteca Vasconcelos, Mexico City

  • September 5, 2019
  • Brad A. Johnson
Mexico City's mind-boggling Biblioteca Vasconcelos is where mid-century Brutalism and futuristic dystopian fantasies collide.
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Hotel Review: Pug Seal Allan Poe, Mexico City

  • September 4, 2019
  • Brad A. Johnson
Pug Seal Allan Poe is a residential-style boutique hotel in the heart of Mexico City’s Polanco neighborhood, a short stroll from many of the city's best restaurants and most exclusive shops.
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Quick Look: Taqueria Orinoco, Mexico City

  • February 23, 2019
  • Brad A. Johnson
Taqueria Orinoco serves some of the best tacos al pastor in Mexico City. I love this place. It's always crowded, and the air-conditioning doesn't work very well, but it's always a good time.
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Where to Eat in Mexico City

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Hotel Review: Four Seasons Mexico City

  • October 20, 2018
  • Brad A. Johnson
The Four Seasons Mexico City got a much-needed refresh three years ago by the Parisian design house Gilles & Boissier. Although the hotel had been open only since 1994, the top-to-bottom renovation of this Spanish revival courtyard building felt long overdue...
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Hotel Review: The St. Regis, Mexico City

  • October 19, 2018
  • Brad A. Johnson
The St. Regis Mexico City rises above the Paseo de la Reforma in a beautiful 32-story Cesar Pelli-designed tower. When the hotel opened in 2008, it was immediately the most…
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Photo of the Week: Museo Soumaya, Mexico City

Hey, OC. FYI in case you missed it, @ryegoods has opened a new location on Red Hill in Tustin, just down the street from Flight/Mess Hall. Same incredible breads and pastries as the original on the peninsula. No lines here, plus a huge seating area. #sourdough #pastries #coffee #orangecounty 322 9
One more post from our lovely stay at @fstokyo. Delicious lunch at @maisonmarunouchi, the casual sibling to @sezannetokyo. Excellent all around. And clearly popular with Tokyo's ladies who lunch: the clientele during our visit, almost entirely women. Quite the see-and-be-seen crowd. 57 1
I’m not sure which I liked better about the @fstokyo, the valet greeter and escort from the train station, the view of the trains from our room, or the super comfy pajamas. Excellent service all around. #Tokyo #Japan #hoteljunkie 79 3
I think @sezannetokyo ⁠has a #footfetish, and I’m ok with that. Truly fantastic lunch. Impeccable service. ⁠ 63 1
We had a really fun "Lost in Translation" moment at @meatman_roppongi. Google Translate failed hilariously. Delicious meat/fat overload anyway. Great staff, charming hospitality. Lots of sake. Thank you, @fstokyo for securing the reservation! #Tokyo #Roppongi #sake 76 1
Well, that was interesting.  A toast to 2022. And looking forward to ‘23. Cheers, and safe travels to all. 81 1
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