This place is no ordinary bookstore. I would consider it an actual destination with every book…read moreimaginable about everything especially the culture of México. It's not Amazon warehouse big but it's definitely very spacious with two levels. The way that they have glass floors on the second level almost reminds me of the huge library located near Buenavista. There is also a café that offers customers WiFi with purchase. There are also plenty of tables, chairs, and comfortable sofas for customers to sit and read. I found a book that was interesting alled El Cerebro Del Futuro and I'm going to give it a try. Spanish is not native to me and I hope that this book will help me with my Spanish learning journey. This is a great bookstore for anyone to check out

This former theater, turned bookstore, is a must see for bibliophiles! Spacious and beautifully…read moreorganized, it's a treat to peruse (and one can do so without pressure). Check out the fabulous science and math sections and the trilingual children's books in Aztec mythology and have s mineral water lemonade at the cafe.

A very cute shop selling book, little gifts, and unique chocolates. We stopped by again…read morespecifically for the chocolates and asked for a recommendation on somewhere local to eat, which did not disappoint. If you're in the area you should definitely stop by and pick something up, at least the chocolate bar!

For a very trendy bookstore, head to Casa Bosques. It's on the second floor of an art gallery and…read moredoubles as a chocolate shop with an entire wall of local chocolate with design-forward packaging. The books cover two rooms, placed in ways that make the room pop. Amidst the books are notebooks and other items.

Under the Volcano bookstore is a a secondhand/used English language bookstore in Hipódromo…read more(convenient from Condesa or Roma Norte). It's a charmy, quirky little bookshop - messy shelves stuffed with books and a few arm chairs on the second floor of a pretty building. I stopped by with a friend last Saturday and quickly found two books to take on the plane home with me the following day. Great prices, plenty to choose from, and very quirky - it's a great place for English speakers/readers to stop by if in Mexico City.

If you're looking for used books in English, go to Under The Volcano Books. It's on the second…read morefloor of the American Legion building. When we walked up on a Monday, a sign told us to yell "books." Within a minute, someone unlocked the gate and led us to a cramped room that feels like your grandma's attic. Books are organized by topic and piled high on shelves. Writing for travel sections at newspapers, I enjoyed their more local guides to Mexico City.