I could have bought every single item in here. I absolutely loved this store. Everything seemed…read morereally high quality and I love to bring things back for people that they will use a lot but wouldn't necessarily buy for themselves. I got a lot of really cute little napkins to give as gifts, and several cute CDMX, Roma Norte and Polanco themed reusable shopping bags. But the best thing I purchased was our new duvet cover and shams. It cost a lot less than something similar at home, and it will be a daily reminder of our wonderful trip to this amazing city. I highly recommend doing something similar while you're here.

Very nice home store. I loved their towels and table linens! Lots of very organic looking things -…read moresimple, modern style. Also, lovely baskets!

Closed, with no explanation apart from a government notice at the door. No sign of life inside the…read moregates.

This review is actually for the restaurant Carlota y Emily which is part of the Roma Quince concept…read moreestablishment. The court yard and the outdoor spaces were charming - perfect setting to take advantage of CDMX's mild weather. The only drawback was the smoking. The indoor dining rooms were just as charming. The food was excellent - modern & traditional Mexican with locally sourced ingredients and some European dishes. I had two kinds of ceviche - both with super fresh seafood, perfect mushroom soup, a charcuterie board with a glass of white wine and a bottle of mineral water. This was my one indulgent meal in CDMX. Total came out to about 875 pesos with 15% tip included. The place was relatively quiet as it was a late supper - around 3. Many people, including myself, took a leisurely time dining and the staff didn't seem to mind. As to the shops, I've been to other places in Europe with a similar concept (each room housed products from different vendors). It's an awkward experience - since the space is small, you're in close contact with the sales person and made it difficult to linger to really get a feel for the merchandise. A little anonymity in retail is a good thing.

The food and service were great! I would highly recommend to some one going to Mexico City.read more

Incredible ceramics of every variety, from contemporary and minimal to angel wings rising over the…read moresun and massive raku pots. Come and spend a pay check or two here, for the beautiful life.

Out of all the shops in Condesa, my wife's favorite is Casa Condesa. They sell household goods and…read moreware across two floors and a courtyard. Paintings, sculptures, beds, they have it all.

Good market to explore if you are looking for handmade goods and souvenirs with a strong cultural…read moretouch. The market is filled with tons of stalls offering everything from pottery, clothes, jerseys, shoes, jewelry, kitchenware, and home decor. You can spend a good amount of time walking through the aisles since there's so much variety. It's a good place to find gifts at different price points, though you may notice similar items across multiple vendors.

You know how it is when you travel and ALWAYS wish you had time to see, do, BUY more?!? Well,…read morethere's NEVER enough time (even with MULTIPLE visits...) to see EVERYTHING (or even a fraction...) in Mexico, but when in Mexico City, don't miss this wonderful craft market!! Artesanias (craft works) from all over Mexico, and so many hidden nooks and crannies to find all sorts of surprises!! A wonderful spot to wander for a few hours... You'll be tempted by all sorts of beautiful traditional clothes, jewelry, pottery, and so much more. Get "lost" here in this wonderful market for a few hours; you'll feel like you've gotten a "taste" of so many different regions of this beautiful country!!