As first time visitors to Mexico City, we wanted bikes to spend a day seeing as much as possible…read more For only 400 pesos (about $20) we rented two bikes and a lock for an ENTIRE day. My Spanish is ok at best and it was quick and easy, we were in and out in five minutes. Pay up front and simply leave a driver's license as collateral. Would recommend if you want to explore the massive Bosque de Chapultepec nearby, there's no way to truly see it otherwise. Easy to find, great location in a great neighborhood. Don't expect a smooth-shifting $1000 road bike but it's better than the heavy bike-share bikes in U.S. cities and always better to support an independent bike shop.

Little hole in the wall bike shop, no English spoken but excellent rate and our bikes were a good…read morefit. We are renting from them again today. The shop is run by very nice hardworking and accomodating people. Forgot what we paid but it was very inexpensive and the park next to shop is a beautiful place to relax after a day of cycling.

I was determined to eat Chilaquiles every day while I was visiting Mexico City. When I saw that the…read moreBike Club around the corner from my hotel served Chilaquiles I had to try them. I'm so glad I did. Although it they weren't served looking like the traditional version they were more than tasty! They weren't greasy and were absolutely delicious. The owner and staff were all very accommodating. The owner even suggested a place we should visit and mapped it for us on his phone. Lastly, for you web connected people- the wifi was fast. Much faster than my hotel wifi.

I loved this cafeteria/cultural center/bike shop in la Roma. I've tried their burgers, salads,…read moreaguas frescas, and coffee-- all top notch and affordable. If you are in the neighborhood, stop by to grab a snack or check out their ongoing events!