Cda. Millet 65, Benito Juárez
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Restaurant
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Fast Food Restaurant
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Alón Barrigón
Fast Food Restaurant
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Amada Patria
Restaurant
Avicultura 200, Venustiano Carranza
Amado
Restaurant
Campos Elíseos 204, Miguel Hidalgo
Amado Caffé
Cafe
San Francisco 1425, Benito Juárez
Amaia
Mexican Restaurant
720 Calle Pedro Romero de Terreros, Mexico City
Amand
Cafe
Avenida Prado Norte 155, Miguel Hidalgo
Amanda Manda
Restaurant
Acapulco 13, Cuauhtémoc
Amanda's Food Truck
Restaurant
Calle Copa de Oro, Coyoacán
Amanenn
Health Food Store
Avenida Michoacán 118, Cuauhtémoc
Amano Repostería
Bakery
Av. Emilio Castelar 204, Miguel Hidalgo
Amar con sazón
Restaurant
Río Congo 478, Iztapalapa
Amaral
Restaurant
Campos Elíseos 218, Miguel Hidalgo
Amaranto KLAUS
Health Food Store
Rosas MZ 003, La Paz
Amarcord
Restaurant
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Amarellus 579
Cafe
Balderas 89, Cuauhtémoc
Amaretto Café
Cafe
C. Congreso 286, Tlalpan
Amargo Amor
Cafe
Cda. Augusto Rodin 270, Benito Juárez
Roble, Lomas de San Bernabé, La Magdalena Contreras, Ciudad de México, D.F., Álvaro Obregón
Amartte
Cafe
C. Veracruz 19, La Magdalena Contreras
Amatista Tostadas
Restaurant
Centenario 31A, Coyoacán
Amaya
Restaurant
General Prim 95, Ciudad de México
Amazon Queen Shop
Restaurant
San Guillermo Pachuca de soto \ncerca del colegio escocés de santa Matilde, Gustavo A Madero
Amazonas Snacks & Drinks
Fast Food Restaurant
Nezahualcóyotl
Ambar Restaurante
Restaurant
Pirules 22, La Magdalena Contreras
Ambar Rooftop Nápoles
Restaurant
C. Pensilvania 47-Piso 2, Benito Juárez
Ambeeres Bar
Bar
Calle Amberes 81, Cuauhtémoc
Ambrosia Steak and Grill
Restaurant
Cuauhtémoc 12, Coyoacán
Amburgesas BORIS
Restaurant
albaro obregon sin numero, Iztacalco
Amecafe
Cafe
Calle Tenayuca 107, Benito Juárez
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Use the menu to shortlist a place in Mexico City, then confirm the details with its team.
Vegan: what to ask
Can you check the stock, sauces and finishing ingredients for meat, fish, dairy, eggs and honey?
Vegetarian: what to ask
Can you check whether the stock, sauces and cheese ingredients are vegetarian?
Pescetarian: what to ask
Can you check for meat stock, bacon or other meat in the sauce and garnish?
Gluten-free: what to ask
Can you check the sauces, coatings and preparation surfaces for gluten?
Dairy-free: what to ask
Can you check for milk, butter, cream and cheese, including anything added at the end?
Egg-free: what to ask
Can you check for egg in the batter, dressing, sauces and bread?
Peanut-free: what to ask
Can you check the sauces, oils and toppings for peanuts, and explain how the dish is prepared?
Tree-nut-free: what to ask
Can you check the sauces, toppings and alternative milks for tree nuts?
Shellfish-free: what to ask
Can you check for shellfish in the stock, sauces and shared cooking equipment?
Fish-free: what to ask
Can you check for fish in the stock, dressing and sauces, as well as the main ingredients?
Soy-free: what to ask
Can you check for soy in the marinade, dressing, sauces and cooking ingredients?
Sesame-free: what to ask
Can you check for sesame seeds, sesame oil and tahini in the dish and its toppings?
Menu labels describe ingredients, not allergy safety. For allergies, discuss cross-contact and preparation directly with the kitchen. Chain menu examples may vary by location.