 Contemporary Mexican cuisine
Our service also combines the old and the new: traditional Mexican hospitality with a young, cultured beat. Relax with us. Restore yourself. Enjoy the experience of Los Danzantes. The partners who offer you Los Danzantes also bring you our own line of mezcals and wines and the finest hand-rolled natural leaf cigars. The restaurant has an extensive wine list.
At Los Danzantes, we try to create an experience for each and every visitor, stimulating all of your senses as we adventure into the world of contemporary Mexican cuisine, using the same ingredients as traditional cooking but adding a unique twist!
 Coyoacán
Coyoacán has been an active centre since 720 B.C., first settled by the ancient Náhuatl, and later by Hernán Cortés who arrived in 1520 B.C. and founded the small country town of "Villa de Coyoacán". It has beautiful tree-lines streets and 16th century buildings, like the church of San Juan Bautista in the main plaza. You will also find the Frida Kahlo museum nearby. Maybe because Coyoacán is so special Hernan Cortés wished to be buried in the Monastery of La Concepción, but the monastery was not built, so his wish was not fulfilled, but there remains a beautiful plaza called La Conchita…
In Coyoacan there's an abundance of options for visitors, such as museums, art gallerys, cafes, theatres, ice-cream parlours and many speciality bookstores such as the famous Gandhi, where you'll find anything to do with art, literature, music, religion, philosophy, mythology, cults, magic.
 The Museum of Popular Culture, the House of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo...Coyoacan is the coming together of politicians, writers, musicians, poets and students. You'll find lots of artistic and bohemian characters and also Harley riders, native Indians, and high class intellectuals.
You will find Restaurant Los Danzantes in Casa de la Santa Cruz (House of the Holy Cross) a recently restored colonial building on the tourist walkway. Peek inside! – you´ll be surprised at what you find tucked away from the noise of the city. You will be drawn by the scent of hierba santa, cuitlacoche, flor de calabaza...
House of the Holy Cross – Casa de la Santa Cruz
It was built (for Dr. Luis Flamenco Labastida in 1950) and is a restoration project of cultural patrimony, recently restored within the frame work of colonial architecture with a contemporary feel. In this space full with spirit, stop a while, enjoy its romantic terrace with lovely views. The cultural tourism complex has a variety of stores and services that you should not miss.
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