Puebla

LGBT Travel Guide

Diente de León, in a neighborhood of clubs and bars, features guest DJs in a garden setting with a fountain, kiosk and food truck. The far-ranging music includes...

Licorería San Pedrito is a comfy alternative bar in an old house with the toilettes across the road. It has a busy foosball table on the first floor and pours memorable...

Mr. Pampas, with locations in over a dozen Mexican cities, follows the simple Brazilian churrasqueria formula of lots of grilled meats, a large salad bar and a small...

OCHO30 is a quirky café and meeting point decorated with eclectic bric-a-brac in San Andres, about 9 miles (15 km) from Puebla. The menu is urban cuisine, which means...

In a recently renovated Baroque 18th century mansion, Restauro serves the traditional cuisine of Puebla with a contemporary touch. It also has a grocery store whose...

Right on the Zocalo, Vittorio's makes for good people watching and is popular with tourists. It has been serving wood oven fired pizzas and margaritas since 1980....

Near the Puebla Cathedral in the historic town center, La Purificadora has retrofitted a 19th water processing factory with minimalist and modern lines while preserving...