New towers,
residential calm next to Nuevo Polanco.
Anáhuac I Sección is the quiet side of Nuevo Polanco: recent residential developments like BeGrand and Hares, tree-lined streets, and an unpretentious neighborhood life — steps from Masaryk, Antara, and the Nuevo Polanco museums.
Everything within walking distance.
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Neighborhood eats.
Aroma Curry
Indian food made with imported spices and its own tandoor oven — considered by several outlets to be the best curry in Mexico City.
Haruko Sushi
Neighborhood sushi bar in Anáhuac I Sección, a good everyday option without leaving the residential area.
Lago Alberto
The avenue concentrates all kinds of food along several blocks — from cheap stalls to the restaurants at Parques Polanco, without needing to leave the street.
Nuevo Polanco, a un paso
Anáhuac I Sección borders directly on Nuevo Polanco — Antara, Museo Soumaya, and Museo Jumex are a 10–15 minute walk from the BeGrand and Hares towers.
Neighborhood coffee.
Tierra Garat
Mexican coffee chain with beans from Chiapas, Veracruz, and Oaxaca — the closest branch to the towers, no need to cross into Polanco.
Delicatto Coffee & Bakery
Café and bakery inside Parques Plaza Nuevo Polanco — the closest option to Hares, walkable without crossing major avenues.
Drink, quietly.
Anáhuac is mostly residential — it doesn’t have its own bar scene. For cocktails or mezcal, Polanco and Polanquito are less than a 10 minute walk away.
Two centers, nearby.
Parques Polanco
Small plaza with several food options, banks, a gym, and more — handles day-to-day needs on foot from the towers.
Parques Plaza Nuevo Polanco
Mixed-use development with ground-floor retail — smaller and newer than Parques Polanco, good for everyday needs.
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The basics, nearby.
Oxxo
For the basics — water, snacks, a charger, whatever you forgot to pack. There are several branches near the area's residential towers.
Farmacia
In case you need something last minute — basic medicine, sunscreen, whatever it is. Farmacias del Ahorro, San Pablo, and Guadalajara all have branches throughout the area.
Walmart Express
Small-format grocery store inside Parques Polanco — good for the weekly shop without leaving the plaza next door.
La Comer
Full supermarket on Lago Alberto — better variety than the Walmart Express if you're doing serious cooking during your stay.
Culture, steps away.
Anáhuac I Sección doesn’t have its own museums, but it’s right next to Nuevo Polanco: Museo Soumaya and Museo Jumex are a 10–15 minute walk from BeGrand and Hares, and the Museo Nacional de Antropología is a short Uber ride away in Bosque de Chapultepec.
Green space, around the corner.
Parque Público Pedro Plascencia Salinas
Neighborhood park very close to the towers, quiet and tourist-free — good for a short walk or walking the dog.
Parque Lincoln, in Polanco, is about a 10 minute walk from BeGrand and Hares — and Bosque de Chapultepec, the city’s largest green lung, is a short Uber ride away.
Nightlife, in Polanco.
Anáhuac goes to sleep early — that’s part of its charm. For nightlife, Polanquito (Gin Gin, Scotch) is a 10 minute walk away.
An afternoon in Anáhuac.
Coffee at Tierra Garat
Steps from the towers, no need to cross into Polanco.
Museo Soumaya + Jumex
In Nuevo Polanco, steps from the towers.
Lunch at Aroma Curry
The best curry in the neighborhood — and probably in the city.
Parque Lincoln
A short loop to close out the day in Polanco.
Explore the rest of the city.
If you have an extra morning or afternoon during your stay, five classic Mexico City zones are worth the trip — Coyoacán, the Zócalo, Xochimilco, San Ángel, and Bosque de Chapultepec.
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