I want to express how incredibly horrified I was with the discrimination experienced at this…read morespecific store. My friends and I were going to make a sandal and wallet purchase and we were immediately received with deprecatory remarks from your security staff & team. One of the younger gentleman at the entrance made a poor comment prior to opening the door for us during a pouring afternoon in Mexico City. The judgement was clearly a derivative of the casual/informal attire that we were wearing. The doorman security let us stand in the pouring rain for about a minute prior to opening the door. Moments before opening the door he proceeds to chuckle with his colleague and says to him out loud in Spanish "well these are our clients, right? haha" He might've assumed that we didn't hear them but they were very loud and as a bilingual native speaker I was well aware of the derogatory comment. Then while we are looking through the store selection they proceed to begin to follow us all around the store while the staff are texting and laughing while also clearly talking about us through their walkies. They made assumptions of what we were able to purchase/afford based on our appearance and this made us feel extremely uncomfortable, offended, and disrespected. As an LV portfolio holder, I'd expect much better treatment. I decided not to order a pair of sandals because the store was not deserving of the recording of the net sale and retailer commission that they'd be entitled for all purchases. These staff need to understand that this behavior will not be tolerated under any circumstances.

You're not in Dallas anymore! Thank goodness! Service here is impeccable. Don't bother opening the…read morefront door your self: there is already someone there to open it and greet you. No pressure, no ugly looks, no judging - just great service and absolutely convenient hours. Go ahead, ask all the questions you have. They will answer everyone of them with a smile. An absolute European mindset where everyone is laid-back. Makes you feel better about spending your money here.

It was a lot of fun to come and browse for cool clothes from the 90's. I would definitely…read morecharacterize this store as a boutique more than anything else, and there isn't a huge selection of stuff. But the vintage boutique fotos right into the neighborhood. I found a couple pairs of jeans, and ended-up leaving with a birron down long sleeve shirt from the 80's. It seemed like the value was pretty decent for what they were offering. The service was just so so, because it was hard to get the attention of the only person working here. She was busy on her phone. This store is worth visiting and you could probably discover some good finds here.

One of the owners, in a very condescending fashion, said I couldn't try something on because I…read morewasn't "small." "You're not a size 2 ," the older man said. You could've been a little nicer about it and not humiliated a customer who was excited to make a purchase!

Ah Louis Vuitton. One of my favorite stores to get my leather goods from. Either it be my wallet or…read morea Keepall carry on luggage. I came here to see if they had a couple of items. I was looking for. When I travel out of country, I always try to get a souvenir from a Louis Vuitton store. Louis Vuitton at Palacio de Hierro Polanco in Mexico City was here I went to look. The store wasn't busy at all the multiple times I went in but the service was impeccable for a Louis Vuitton. The client advisor who helped me was Sebastian and his English was perfect! The service I got from him was the best I have ever received from a LV. I bought a pocket organizer one day and was torn about getting a second item, but I went back the next day to get the second item I was thinking about. Sebastians help and how nice and friendly he was did play a big part of me going back and getting my second item. When I'm back in CDMX (hopefully soon), I will return and get another souvenir and make sure to see Sebastian.

Unlike a lot of LatAm countries, the LV here is comparable to what I can find in my local store in…read moreLA. Fabulous service and highly recommended.

I've had wayyy too many hornitos tequilas while in Mexico City. I literally feel like a tamale from…read morethis trip. After a long night of partying and Mexican wrestling with my GF I stumbled on this store while exploring the colonia Santa Maria neighborhood. The owner of this store and brand is super nice and a great artist. They're a streetwear brand focusing on designs based on the artists paintings. They sometimes do collaborations with other artists from MX and other places around the world. They carry artist zines, pins, T-shirt's, jackets, hats, and hoodies. They also have a small selection of skateboards. The store is decorated with memorabilia from travels and art from other artists and the owner. The store is not very large since they mostly carry their own apparel, but they have something for everyone. If you're looking to own a piece of street culture from Mexico City, and don't want to see anymore artisanal stuff, this is the best place to get it.

What an oasis! Inside an old textile factory, La Laguna is now an art community of design,…read morearchitecture, and other creative agencies. The address takes you to a no-frills block where you'll find a doorbell to press under the La Laguna sign. Sign in at the desk and enter the courtyard filled with art, tables, shops, and more. Buna coffee shop is open with coffee, snacks, and plenty of tables. A few shops are open that sell goods like liquor, purses, etc. There's also a few restaurants and a jungle gym that our daughter loved playing on.