This mall is very convenient and pretty big. The food court is on the third floor and the movies are up on the fourth floor. We ate at the food court twice since it was close to our hotel. The food court has many options form Chinese food, to ramen, KFC, Subway, McDonalds, and Dominoes to name a few. There were workers going around cleaning and tidying up the area. The mall was clean and beautifully decorated for Christmas. We stopped at Pull and Bear and bought some accessories and clothes. read more

Compared to malls in Polanco, this mall on the border of Roma and Juarez in Mexico City had some good options for clothes. Unlike Polanco, could even find a few sale racks. At the New Era store here, was able to score some CDMX exclusives. Food options here were pretty weak, but I was able to shop exactly for what I was looking for. read more

It had been a minute since I had been to this shopping center, and it seemed like there are more stores here than there used to be. I've shopped at several of their stores before, namely Pull and Bear, Tommy Hilfiger, and Aldo. There is also one of my favorite restaurants here called Italiani's which are difficult to find these days in the city. Cinemex is also here although I haven't seen a movie there. Today it was tried and tried Starbucks, and then Maison Kayser for lunch. Even in the final days of November, they had Santa Claus on display, as well as, a huge Christmas tree. There is definitely a great selection of stores here now. It's the closest shopping mall to where I live, and I a sure that I will be back before I leave the city. read more

Reforma 222 - Shopping Centers Near Me - Ciudad de México, DIF

Este es un elegante centro comercial en el medio de la ciudad. En general, es muy agradable y un gran lugar para pasar el rato, sin embargo, es un poco caro y al menos uno de los ascensores para sillas de ruedas no funciona... Tuve que viajar un poco más para usar otro ascensor. This is a fancy shopping mall in the middle of the city. Overall it is very nice and a great spot for people to hangout, however it is a bit expensive and at least one of the elevators for wheelchairs does not work...I had to travel a little farther to use another elevator. read more

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This place is half decent as far as malls go: it has a mix of half decent stores, covering the best part of three floors, a movie theater on the 4th floor, and a few restaurants to boot. There's also underground parking. However, a lot of the space is vacant making the visit a little disappointing. Another thing to note is that without the help of the information map, I was unable to find the restrooms during a quick walkthrough. I appreciated that, like many places in Mexico do now, there are temperature stations by the entrances, and I noticed the same in a few stores, most of which had controlled access. It's a good place to stop by if you have an hour to kill, wanna get some standard fare, or simply grab a refreshment after strolling by Paseo de la Reforma, but I wouldn't make a special trip to come here. read more

I used to live a couple of blocks from this mall and I find it really convenient. I could come after work to watch a movie with some co-workers, have lunch, hang out with friends and take a look at some shops. It doesn't have a lot options, because it's a small shopping mall. You can go to Sanborns if you are looking for a gift and is not sure what to give, or enjoy the sales at Zara, Pull and Bear, Bershka, they have a bookstore (but most of the books are in Spanish). If you need to pay bills or exchange money, they have some bank branches (don't forget your passport) and if you are looking for a SIM card there is a Telcel store. Food court has options from Burger King till sushi, so you should be able to find something you like. If you are up to spend a little bit more money, on the top and ground floor can find some restaurants. There is nothing amazing about this place. The architecture is somewhat nice, but I've seen many other interesting buildings in DF. When I had more time I would take a short cab ride, or bike to another mall, but if you just need to solve something real quick this should be good. read more

A good mall. Not too big, but not too small. It seems there are just as many places to eat as there are to shop. Its target audience is clearly tourists, or wealthy Mexicans. The clothing stores are high end and the prices are outrageous even by US standards, but then again clothing is expensive in Mexico. My favorite spots here are: -El Bajio (authentic Mexican cuisine) -The gelato stop directly across from El Bajio (the name escapes me) -Cinemark (insanely cheap movies. About $5 US) -The Turibus stop out front (I think it picks up every 30 mins.) read more

Came here a few times.. Originally because the movies they offer here are mostly in English (sub) but they also have great restaurants for almost everyones taste buds from sushi, bbq, Italian & Chinese food. Chilis Italiannis PF Changs (outside of mall) Olive Garden (O.O.M) California Pizza Kitchen (O.O.M) The Capitale Grill (O.O.M) They have about 3 starbucks within a block from eachother if even. (one in the back of the mall,one in front and one around the corner) There's 4 floors Most of the shopping is within the first two floors such as, Adidas, mac, iShop etc. (Nike will be there soon) Theres a food court...Subway, Crepes, Chinese, Dominos etc. 4th Fl. is the cinemex .. The seats were leather which is different from the other Cinemex but not very spacious. read more

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Cool place to have dinner or if you want to shop high end retail stores. Besides the movie theater and ice cream place there is nothing aimed for children. Not even kid stores so not really a place to take your kids, just shop and dine on a date or with friends. read more

We got to this mall by accident. It was super raining and we looked for a place to eat and this is where the taxi stopped. The atmosphere was nice having a lot of people inside due to the rain. We checked every single restaurant there (there are many options-Italian,Chinese,Mexican,sushi place,burgers) but everything was ridiculously expensive (for Mexican standards). We ended up choosing the sushi place,who wasn't the cheapest, and I got noodles with salmon. The food was great but the dish was pretty small for the price 103 pesos. Over all recommendation-nice place to go if you are not backpacking with low budget and not very hungry... read more