Eric Tobias

Came here to try the Chiles en Nogada....only to learn that it is a seasonal dish. Ordered a variety of tacos instead. All were outstanding and a good amount of food for the price. A little bit worn down interior but who cares when the food is good.

Nice perk of staying at the Nomad Hotel is having access to this pool that the Park MGM guests are not allowed. Much less crowded than the Park MGM pools when I checked those out at the same time. Relaxing atmosphere with nice views of the City Center. This is a common issue at resort/hotel pools but I find it very annoying that they allow people to put towels on pool chairs early in the morning just for those chairs to sit unused well into the late afternoon. I also made the mistake of buying two large cocktails without checking out the menu first. That bill came to $88 after tip...my fault for not checking/asking first

2nd visit to CDMX and wanted to visit some of the sites we hadn't seen previously. This one looked interesting. Some good exhibits. I like how it flows from one building to the next to the next. A little small though. The last building was closed. We went through the whole thing in less than an hour. I think I was expecting something closer to the Field Museum in Chicago. It is a very scaled down version of that.