While taking Uber to a museum nearby, we saw this Zara on the way, and made it a point to stop by…read more So after a full day of looking at outdoor pyramids, we found our way to the same Zara using Google Maps. When we entered, we felt that the inside temperature was hotter than the outside. My cousin was there for probably good 2-3 hours searching through and trying on clothes. I found a cape jacket that looked really elegant. I searched the US Zara website to see if the price is the same--but it turned out that the jacket was cheaper here by around $30. The employees don't speak English and I feel like they refuse to, but my cousin and I knew our basic Spanish to get around. She found several clothes for work and I got the cape jacket. Good deals! Only down side was the store was really hot.

Sums up the whole store, 1 employee doing everything. (Female) all the males doing the bare minimum…read morewith attitude. This store doesn't care about your customers and won't let you use the restroom. I should really stop shopping here but I hate myself too much to do that.

One can't go wrong with Zara; I don't always wind u getting something, but it's always fun to check…read moreout their new items. One thing I love is that they're always bringing in new items. For me personally, the sizes and styles are perfect.

A great option for your vintage shopping needs. High end and worth perusing! One of the first…read morestores I checked out when I visited the city.

Love this little shop. Such an institution in Mexico for hard-to-find Mexican designers, books,…read moreperiodicals and magazines. Each time you go you discover a new designer or label. I always buy my sneakers there, they were the first place I could find a pair of Veja sneakers in Mexico. This is such a special spot and I'm so happy they continue to be a force in the city. They keep evolving but staying true to their mission of supporting young and emerging brands and larger, more hard-to-find labels. Bravo guys!