Three floor mall with nice stores and some decent places to eat. I think every hour there's a water…read morefountain show on the lake side (lago). Even though it's not a natural lake, people were oogling over the show. Self parking is pretty easy and cheap. I paid about $20 pesos for an hour.

Artz Pedegral is a new, clean, and modern shopping center in the southern side of CDMX. The…read moregirlfriend and I came here one Saturday afternoon to eat and shop whilst on an excursion in this fine metropolis. We took an uber ride here from our hotel in Polanco, and the ride was less than half an hour. We took our time perusing the many shops here, and were pleased to see a wide array of brands, both high end and midrange. I would say that this shopping center is on a level between Antara and Palacio de Hierro. On the upper levels are the many great restaurants, of which we chose El Bajio. Check out my review for that restaurant in the near future. The staff and patrons here are great, and the place is safe. There is an excellent selection of stores here. Come check this place out sometime.

This mall is very convenient and pretty big. The food court is on the third floor and the movies…read moreare 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.

Compared to malls in Polanco, this mall on the border of Roma and Juarez in Mexico City had some…read moregood 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.

The good: Plaza Centro Coyoacán is now called Mitikah. This…read moreis a super modern and clean mall that is nicer than most American malls I've been to. Do not mix it up with Mercado de Coyoacán (an actual market with cultural goods and local eats). This is an ultra high-end mall with some really cool statues and art sculptures, fancy departments stores, some nice restaurants, toy stores, clothing stores, and more. It's multi-level and semi-outdoors in some areas. Some high end stores here included Cartier and Hugo Boss. The bad: We came to this mall by accident at first because our Uber driver took us to the wrong spot. We ended up browsing it anyway before going to our actual destination. The interesting: Plaza Centro Coyoacán was the old name but they closed a few years back and are now called Mitikah.

It's like a hidden Mexican pueblo in the middle of Mexico City. A perfect taste of culture religion…read moreart and delicious food. I was able to pick up some items that I had been looking for for a long time. Every dish I tried was amazing and only made me sad that it will be difficult to get this exact flavor profile back home. Tacos de cesino, Bañuelos, and Cafe de olla aré musts try's :)

If you're a tourist, I'd say that this is not really worth the stop. I'm from the US, so most of…read morethe brands here are from there. Because of tariffs, prices are at least 40% higher here. Most of the shops were small with limited selections and sizing. Had more options in other malls. Only a few local brands here and this part of Polanco has traffic as bad as it gets. The mall is also open air, so, while it's pretty, it can be quite hot to walk around.

Antara Mall is located in Mexico City's posh Polanco enclave. This mall has everything that you'd…read moreexpect out of a decent mall back home. Think Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance. The mall has three stories, with the eateries sitting on the top floor. All other floors have a great selection of clothing stores, shoe stores, accessories, beauty products, etc. My girlfriend and I have personally frequented Zara, Bershka, Pull & Bear, American Eagle, Dyson, Bath & Body Works, Sephora, and, of course, Starbucks. I find that the customer service and selection here is better than most malls back home. FYI, if you're travelling on a budget, this might not be the place for you, as you will find that the prices are higher here for some items than if you bought them in the US. It's interesting to note that mall culture in Latin America is alive and well, while most malls back home are hanging by a thread. But I digress. This mall provides a great shopping experience. The place is clean and safe, the other patrons are decent locals, and they have had just about anything that I needed every time I've come here.

Plaza vieja, llena de gente y sin propuesta, sólo vale la pena venir al cine aunque siempre está…read moreatiborrado :(

I came to this mall on several occasions while travelling in Mexico City. To those that have not…read morebeen here before, Palacio de Hierro is the high end mall in CDMX. Located in the posh enclave of Polanco, you can find many of the high-end luxury brands here. The mall is clean, safe, and staffed with attentive workers. I've personally shopped at Gucci, Hermes, and Louboutin both times that I've visited this fine city. I've always had a great experience here. Fyi, the locals in the nicer neighborhoods in Latin America dress The parking is found underground, and there was no hassle in finding a spot. The other patrons are either well-heeled locals, or tourists like myself. Both times I was here with the girlfriend shopping, so I didn't pay too much attention to anyone else. This is a great option for spur-of-the-moment luxury shopping. It's also a great place to get a last-minute gift for a special someone who lives in this fine city. I recommend it.

I've always been bewildered whenever I come into this store jist because of the sheer size and…read moreincredible selection. It is like this place thought about everything someone would want to buy. Whether it be food, clothes, or electronics, this place has more variety than anyplace else. I've been to one other location to purchase clothing, and I actually just happened to come across this store by chance. I actually did need to replace a couple of t-shirts that got torn, so I came to see if they have something similar. Whilst they didn't have exact matches for the shirts I was looking for, they had several more that were kind of close. Really this place is so huge, you are bound to find what you are looking for.

I love coming here and browsing the shops. You'll find your typical U.S stores and brands like…read morePottery Barn, Lego store, etc. The stores aren't cheap though and you'll pay more than in the U.S. They have fancy department stores such as Liverpool and the Palacio de Hierro. It has a terrace level with lots of eateries (highly recommend!) There's something for everyone at Perisur. My only heartache is that there's not enough benches throughout the mall. After shopping all 3 floors, you wanna sit down. The only spot is really the food court. I liked that the food court had charging stations throughout. They also have one of my favorite bakeries, El Globo INSIDE THE MALL! it's not as big as the other locations but it satisfied our bakery craving.

It's an enclosed mall, 'nough said. It has nice holiday events, like Free Marichis on Mother's Day.read more