You'll find one of the best breakfasts in the city in Niddo, a small, indoor/outdoor cafe in the Zona Rosa with a Jewish-leaning menu.

Ojo de Agua is a casual, quaint spot for a healthy meal in Hipodromo.

A Oaxacan breakfast or lunch at Pasillo de Humo in La Condesa should be at the top of your Mexico City eating priorities.

There are too many bakeries to count in the city, but Panaderia Rosetta across from Rosetta in Roma is one of the best - get the guava pastry.

Head to El Cardenal in Centro Historico for the best breakfast in the city. Be sure to pair your nata with a concha.