You can celebrate September 16th in various ways, but if you find yourself in Mexico City and want to enjoy some delicious food, then these recommendations are for you. There are options for all tastes and budgets, but what they all have in common are typical dishes, good parties, and guaranteed celebrations. So here’s our top 5: restaurants to shout “¡Viva México!”

Miralto This September 15th, shout from 182 meters high, in the heart of Mexico City. The venue is located on the 41st floor of the Torre Latinoamericana and has planned a Mexican night suitable for all ages. There will be Mexican snacks, open bar of beer and tequila, and of course one of the best views of the city. Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas 2 Col. Centro, 5518 1710. Dulce Patria This restaurant is considered one of the best in the country and is run by the renowned chef Marta Ortiz Chapa. Here you can expect classic Mexican dishes elevated to fine dining and a decoration as baroque and colorful as the food. Be sure to try one of their moles; they are delicious, and of course, also order the hibiscus water and rose petals. Anatole France 100, Polanco, 3300 3999. El Bajío Here they don’t mess around, there are carnitas tacos, Aztec soup, chicharrón with guacamole, and papel picado on the ceiling. More traditional is impossible, both in ambiance and cuisine. So if you have foreign friends visiting, or simply feel like having a classic shout, this is the place. The mole de olla is a must-try. Insurgentes Sur 800, Del Valle, 5543 1037. Los Almendros Many imagine pozole, tacos, and mole for the shout, but we must not forget that Mexico has several regions with excellent cuisine, and one of them is Mérida. Here you can fill up on panuchos, lime soup, cochinita tacos, relleno negro, and other delights from southeastern Mexico. Campos Elíseos 164, colonia Polanco, 5531 7307. Angelopolitano Now, if you are determined to have the most patriotic Mexican dish, then go ahead and order one of the best chiles en nogada in the city at this modern Puebla cuisine restaurant. They will have tequila, Puebla specialties, and of course stuffed chiles to throw up in the air. Puebla 371, colonia Condesa, 6391 2121. Remember that if you want to celebrate at home, we have a wide selection of typical Mexican recipes. Here are three to whet your appetite for shouting with family.

Mexican Snacks

Tamales

Mexican Drinks