Centenario 107

What it is. A space on Avenida Centenario, in Coyoacán, built around a courtyard and a lot of wood, where beer, wine and cooking sit together. The beer list is the main argument: more than 140 labels, one of the widest selections in the south of the city.

What to order. Pizza, carefully made dishes, and the enchiladas in dark-beer sauce, which are the house signature. There is also champagne and wine by the glass, which makes it an option for celebrating without committing to a bottle.

When to go. It keeps split hours: open in the morning for breakfast, then again from one in the afternoon through the evening, until 00:00 or 02:00 depending on the day, and until 23:00 on Sundays. Weekday breakfast in the courtyard is the best moment, while Coyoacán is still quiet.

Where it is. In colonia Del Carmen, a few streets from Jardín Hidalgo and the Coyoacán market. Coyoacán has no Metro of its own: Viveros-Derechos Humanos and Coyoacán, line 3, are about twenty minutes on foot.