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| we went to what was touted as the best Chilaquiles in the city on yelp and it was one lady with a few buckets and a line of peeps and it turned out to be a chilaquiles sandwich. La Esquina del Chilaquil. I got the chicken schnitzel like one (milanesa). She had a bucket of tortilla chips paste that she spread on the bread. Good stuff. https://www.yelp.com/biz/la-esquina-del-chilaquil-m%C3%A9xico?osq=chilaquiles |
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| some peeps went to the airport and some of us went to second breakfast. Huevos Divorciados, one side in green salsa, one in red. |
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| Mercado Artesanal de Mexico, full of cheap stuff that we didn't really have the energy to go through. |
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| fuente de los coyotes in the central park. A peaceful place except for the incessant howl of those pipe organ guys that you want to murder. Not pictured is the $18 hotel I stayed in that night which was 50% nicer |
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| The Fonda Margarita that you want to go to. Communal tables, everyone is friendly, the real deal. |
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| I just got what everyone else got. Best food I had on the trip. Also the cafe de olla at this place was good so good cafe de olla does exist (sweet coffee is not my thing). |
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| They even had live music. It was tuesday at 9:30am |
Here is a favor for you, This is where the good fonda margarita is, not the fancy one of the same name in the north.
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| directly from here I got an uber to the airport. The driver was super friendly, we talked, he blasted Mariachi (Alejandro Fernandes) and sealed a place in my heart for Mexico City. |
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| On the flight, edited for content?!!!! as a film fan there were so many I couldn't watch on the flight because I want the complete unedited experience |
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| El Fuego!!!! |
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| look at these Uber ride fees! it was less than $4 from the airport and when I left it was $6! In contrast it was $16 to ride the Newark air train to the NJ Transit to the NYC metro and walking to my apartment all totalling like 1hr 45min |
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