AI concierge · Mexico City, Mexico
Your AI concierge in Mexico City
Tell NUM what you need in Mexico City, in your own language, and it answers from the 124,270 places it knows there: a table for tonight in Roma Norte, a car to MEX, a massage after the flight, what is still open at 2 am. Three checked picks, not a list of fifty, then it asks the place for you or opens its booking page already filled in.
Free · any hour · 16 languages · a person from NUM can join the chat
What NUM knows in Mexico City
124,270 places in Mexico City, each one a real place on the map. Nobody can pay to be in an answer. Kinds counted 2 Oct 2026.
- Roma Norte
- Condesa
- Polanco
- Coyoacán
- Centro Histórico
- Juárez
Some of the most-reviewed places in Mexico City
From NUM’s directory, by the number of public reviews. Ask NUM whether one is open now, or for somewhere like it with a free table.
- La Casa de los Abuelos OficialEat · Cuauhtémoc
- Cafebrería El PénduloEat · Ciudad de México
- Mog BistroEat
- Wallace Whisky BarDrink · Ciudad de México
- Pata NegraDrink
- Kinky BarDrink · Ciudad de México
- Hilton Mexico City ReformaStay · Ciudad de México
- Barceló México ReformaStay · Ciudad de México
- Hotel Fontán ReformaStay · Colonia Centro
Ask it like this in Mexico City
Say it the way you would to a friend who lives there.
- “Table for four tonight at 20:00 in Roma Norte, somewhere locals like.”77 places here take bookings online; NUM opens their booking page with your party and time filled in.
- “A car to MEX at 06:00 tomorrow. Two of us, one big bag.”Mexico City Benito Juárez International (MEX).
- “What’s still open after midnight in Condesa?”It checks the opening hours it has before it picks.
- “Is La Casa de los Abuelos Oficial open now, and can you get us in?”One of the most-reviewed places in NUM’s directory here.
- “A massage after a long flight in Polanco, this evening.”Where the spa takes bookings online, NUM opens its booking page with the time filled in.
- “Two seats at Wallace Whisky Bar tonight, or somewhere like it.”
Places that book online in Mexico City
| What | Places with online booking | Booking systems |
|---|---|---|
| restaurants and cafés | 77 | OpenTable (69), Tock (5), Cloudbeds (2), FareHarbor (1) |
| hotels | 36 | Cloudbeds (12), TravelClick (8), OpenTable (6), SiteMinder (5) |
| bars | 8 | OpenTable (7), TravelClick (1) |
| spas, salons and gyms | 7 | Fresha (3), Acuity (1), Booksy (1), Mindbody (1) |
Where a place takes bookings online, NUM opens its booking page with your party, date and time filled in. Everywhere else it sends your request to the place and tells you the moment they answer. Counted from NUM’s directory on 9 Nov 2026.
Mexico City: questions
Is there an AI concierge in Mexico City?
Yes. NUM works in Mexico City as a concierge you can text at any hour. It knows 124,270 places there, answers in 16 languages and is free. Open it at app.itsnum.com or text it on LINE.
Can NUM book a restaurant in Mexico City?
Yes. 77 restaurants and cafés in Mexico City take bookings online through OpenTable, Tock, Cloudbeds and FareHarbor, and NUM opens their booking page with your party size, date and time filled in, so one tap books it. For the rest it sends your request to the restaurant and tells you the moment they say yes.
Can it get me a car from Mexico City Benito Juárez International Airport?
Ask for a car to or from Mexico City Benito Juárez International (MEX) and NUM gives you the button to get one. A host can arrange a private car, and a fixed price is shown where the driver offers one.
Is the concierge free in Mexico City?
Yes, and it stays free. There is no booking fee on your bill and no paid spots in the answers: businesses pay NUM when a booking completes.
How is NUM different from a hotel concierge in Mexico City?
It goes where you go: any neighbourhood, from Roma Norte to Condesa to Polanco, at any hour, in your language, and you keep the whole trip in one chat. When a question needs a human, a person from NUM can join.
Which parts of Mexico City does it know?
All of it, including Roma Norte, Condesa, Polanco, Coyoacán, Centro Histórico and Juárez. Every answer is a real place on the map.