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    Lardo

    4.4 (510 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 12:30 pm, 1:00 PM - 11:00 PM

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    Wonderful food, marvelous service and wonderful setting. This is a perfect stop for a light breakfast and cafe before stepping out to Condesa and Chapultapec for the day's adventure. The pastries we tried both were light, airy and balanced. The croque madame emmental was perfection.

    Eggplant Parmesan & Barbacoa
    Allie G.

    Maybe Lardo is better for breakfast, but we didn't feel it was fully worth the hype for lunch. We'd made a reservation in advance for Saturday at 2PM. The interior was brightly lit with a large beautiful bar, and had the vibe of a French cafe. We were brought out some complimentary (pita-like) bread, which was nice, but would have been better with something like olive oil to dip it in. My friend and I ordered 3 items to share - the Ricotta Stuffed Squash Blossoms, Eggplant Parmesan, and Barbacoa. Portions were on the smaller side, but this was the perfect food quantity for us. The Ricotta Stuffed Squash Blossoms were fine but a little bland. I liked the Eggplant Parmesan and Barbacoa, but neither really blew my mind. For everything I'd heard about Lardo, I felt like our experience was good but not amazing. Would check it out for breakfast to compare!

    Toasted bread, chicken liver, and black truffle
    Ann L.

    One of my favorite meals while in CDMX. We had reservation and asked to be seated in their patio area because it was such a nice day. The patio was covered with so many greenery and provided a lot of shades. We ordered a few items to share: - Toasted bread, chicken liver, and black truffle: a good appetizer to start off with. The chicken pate was good, a bit different from what I'm used to. - Pappardelle with pork ragu: this was super good. Love the pasta texture on this. Pork ragu sauce was also perfect. - Robalo ceviche, watermelon, Serrano pepper: a refreshing ceviche to balance out the meal. the watermelon added a bit of sweetness. - Pizza capocollo, radicchio, straquinella cheese: a good size pizza to share. I like thin crust. - Arugula, roasted tomatoes, Parmesan salad: fresh arugula that went perfectly with the roasted tomatoes. Every meal needs a good salad. - Ricotta stuffed zucchini blossoms: this was my favorite dish we tried. Such a unique combo of flavors. The ricotta cheese just melted when you bite into the zuchinni blossoms. It also had a light crispy texture. - Hummus and pita bread: another good choice for appetizer. The hummus was solid. The service was excellent. Everyone was attentive and our food didn't take long to come out. Would highly recommend to add this place to your list. This is also a great area to check out, plenty of things to do in La Condesa.

    Truffle Gnocchi and Kebab Tacos
    Serena S.

    This was, unfortunately, my worst meal in CDMX, and because it was also my most anticipated, that made it extra disappointing. We arrived a little early for our Monday night reservation and had to wait outside since they were busy. The ambiance inside is intimate- definitely a date-night vibe with tables very close together. We ordered the pizza, stuffed squash blossoms, kebab taco, and truffle gnocchi. The stuffed squash blossoms ended up being the most flavorful dish of the night- and that's not saying much, because most of the flavor came from the tomato sauce. The pizza was good, but nothing special. It was satisfying in a "carbs will save me" kind of way. We ordered the kebab taco cooked medium, but mine came out medium rare. If this were a steak, I wouldn't have minded, but ground beef at that temperature carries a food safety risk. After reading multiple reviews about people getting sick here, I wasn't comfortable taking that chance. I asked for it to be recooked, and the waitress was kind and brought out a fresh plate. It was decent, but again, nothing special. The truffle gnocchi was where things really went downhill. When it hit the table, it smelled like mildew. I know truffle can be strong and earthy, but this didn't seem right. I forced myself to take one bite so I wasn't judging off smell alone, but it tasted exactly how it smelled. My friend and I didn't even eat 1/8 of the dish, and it was the most expensive item we ordered. Low key felt like our waitress should've asked why we didn't eat the dish nor ask for it to be boxed but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The dessert, however, was the best thing I had all night. Truly divine. Now I can't tell if it was actually top-tier or if I was just so hungry and desperate for something good that it felt that way in the moment- but either way, it was the one bright spot. Overall, it just didn't live up to the hype which made it sting even more.

    Chilaquiles Verde
    Iliana M.

    So good we had to come twice!!! Our favorite chilaquiles of our trip and the pan dulce were amazing! There is always a crowd but for a good reason! The food is amazing, service is great, and the overall vibe of the restaurant is so cute. Perfect place to eat breakfast in Condesa!

    Huevos, flor de calabaza, espinaca y queso asiago
    Lisa E.

    We loved Lardo, a nice stroll from our Parque Mexico flat. This is the type of place you can find in any city and it will always draw a crowd due to the comfortable yet bougie devour and menu with endless appealing choices. Service was excellent and it was fun to watch each table enjoying themselves. All different languages being spoken. The menu... wow.. and the pastries, we skipped but really considered for a moment. We split a corn cake that was excellent and an egg bowl with calabaza(squash blossoms) and spinach. Delicious coffee, my mint green tea has pinoli nuts in the pot. Best to go early and during the week, as with so many places. But you still might wait. After, we walked over to Chapultepec Park and enjoyed the day there.

    Hummus, Squash Blossoms & Burrata
    Matt H.

    Unfortunately not great. We came in for dinner due to hearing great things and it being a gorgeous space. Service was good and attentive but unfortunetly thats where the good kind of ended. We planned on staying for a full dinner but after ordering the hummus, burrata and squash blossoms we were so underwhelmed we immedatley left. The food wasnt bad in terms of it tasting bad it just tasted like nothing, each dish we got was virtually flavorless. The bottle of wine we got was great but outside of that the food was truly not good. We wanted to love Lardo and I am sure it is great due to all the great reviews however our experience wasn't such. I would give them another shot next time I am in CDMX but my advice would be to avoid the appetizers at least.

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    Chavonne W.

    Found this place on a whim. It did not disappoint. The food and vibes made for a great experience. Couples dinner.

    Cardamom bun. Get this!
    Alisha O.

    Our plans revolved around Mexican food but we found Lardo to be one of the only early breakfast options close to us. We got a table easily shortly after 8 am -- but I think there's often a wait during more "normal" hours. The restaurant is very well decorated and pretty large for the area. We got a corner table with a view out the French doors. Even the bathroom is cute and well appointed! There was a pretty extensive drink menu from coffees and juices to more unusual juice mixes. They also have alternative milk options. I got a mocha and it was delicious and rich without being overly sweet. Several in our party had egg options and raved about them. As they're known for pastries, I ordered a fig croissant and a cardamom bun. There were so many options! The fig croissant was a nice croissant with a fig jam along the bottom layer, but the cardamom bun was the star. I regret that I can't get more! We didn't come back for other meals as we wanted to try a lot of places, but I'd happily eat here multiple times a week.

    Jorge M.

    I had lunch at Lardo twice and breakfast on another day while visiting CDMX. The food was all very delicious and customer service was great. The ambiance feels relaxed and like fine dining all at once, very lush, lots of greenery and an open kitchen concept where the food is prepared in front of you if you sit at the counter.

    The menu so I could remember what we ordered!
    Lauren S.

    I guess it's know for breakfast but we had the best dinner there last night. We were at first bummed we had to sit at the bar (party of five) but it turned out to be the best seats in the house. I started with a wonderful glass of Montepulciano. Then I ordered the black rice and crab croquettes. So delicious. I shared the heirloom tomato salad and it was absolutely perfect. I then had the eggplant parmesan. Wow so good. We shared two desserts....carrot cake and sticky toffee pudding. We were so full but we watched the dessert being made in front of us the whole night and we couldn't resist. Yum! Shout out to Florencio for being so wonderful and contributing to our favorite meal in Mexico City!

    Poached eggs spinach Asiago cheese
    Phoebe H.

    The food here was reviving. I ordered the poached egg dish that came on a bed of bread chunks, spinach and Asiago cheese. We had about a 40 min wait for a group of 8. The server was gracious and patient with our group. We also really enjoyed the fresh juices.

    Infused Water
    Angelina R.

    This is one of the top 3 meals I've had in my life. I'm not even exaggerating when I say this is one of the most delicious breakfasts I've ever had. Their scrambled eggs are velvety smooth and paired with crunchy yet springy sourdough and tender bacon. Additionally, their pastries are crafted to perfection. The sweetness of the croissant was spot on and it was flaky and buttery as could be. Genuinely, this place develops a depth of flavor I've never experienced before and it's perfectly representative of what a CDMX cafe/brunch experience should be. In addition to the high quality food, the service is incredibly kind, accommodating, and quick. Though it was busy, we were seated and served swiftly without feeling rushed. The entire dining experience felt relaxing and energizing at the same time. The restaurant vibes are calm yet bustling and the ambience is spacious and beautiful decorated with fauna. I want to have breakfast here every day. You cannot miss an opportunity to try Lardo if you're in CDMX. GO HERE 1000%

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    Au Pied de Cochon - Bonne Maman Apple tart with vanilla ice cream

    Au Pied de Cochon

    4.0(54 reviews)
    2.2 km•Polanco
    •$$$$

    I had the privilege to live in the heart of Paris for nearly a year, and during that time I ate at…read more"Au Pied de Cochon" ("the foot of the pig") as often as I could afford it. It is a beautiful old restaurant which looks far more elegant and stuffy than it really is. "Au Pied de Cochon" offers a traditional old style French Restaurant Menu, most famous for serving the 19th century favorite of a crispy meaty deep fried Pigs Foot (or Trotter as it's called in Britain). I had this dish only once, and it was delicious (although a bit dryer than a braised pig's foot in gravy, which I prefer). But during each visit here I tried to order something new and different. Once when I was taken out here we ordered the 'Grand Seafood Tower', which consisted of nearly an 'All-Raw' 3 story high platter of fresh seafood. There were Oysters, Clams, chilled steamed Mussels & Shrimp, Sea-Snails, small steamed Periwinkle Snails, and both a cold cooked Crab and a half of a chilled cooked North Atlantic Lobster. On another occasion I ordered the large Alsacian Choucroute for two (it is basically a mountain of sauerkraut piled high with sausages, cured meats, and liver dumplings): YUM! And another time I had blood-rare steak (blue) coated in green peppercorn sauce. I had other delicious meals here as well, but these three really stood out. The best thing about eating here was just being here. The service was impeccable, the decor was like stepping back in time, and all of the meals I ordered came to the table slowly as a multi-course feast, with Escargot to start, followed by Pate or a rich Bisques, then the mains - and finally a cheese plate followed by desert & coffee. Plus there was alcohol served constantly, from Pernod or Campari as my aperitif, followed by many bottles of wine, and ending with a cognac or a sweet liqueur. So as you can imagine, I either had to be taken here by someone else, or I had to save up for two months to come here. But EVERY PENNY SPENT and EVERY CALORIE CONSUMED was Well Worth It.

    My family came here for dinner in August 2026. Most of the meal was very good; however, the duck…read moreconfit portions were small and somewhat dry. The profiteroles were burned, and the dessert souffle was pretty deflated and watery on the bottom. We used to live part-time in France, and rarely encountered these issues there.

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    Au Pied de Cochon - Entrada

    Entrada

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    Pear and jammon Serrano salad

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    Les Moustaches - if overcooking fish and then trying to compensate with stale butter were a sport in the olympics, i'd have found a victor

    Les Moustaches

    4.3(31 reviews)
    1.7 km•Cuauhtémoc
    •$$$

    GREAT POWER LUNCH - When you walk into Les Moustaches, you are greeted by several plaques…read moredemonstrating their quality, as well as an elegant open dining area and a compact but well equipped bar. I'm not a fanboy of French food as I think it can be a bit heavy at times, but boy oh boy was this place great! The salmon was perfectly cooked( with a slightly raw interior, served on some of the best roasted vegetables you can imagine. Around it was a delicious sesame ribbon breadstick, absolutely amazing. They also gave us some complementary rose and a shot of lentil consomme, all excellent. The prices were elevated a bit, most diners arrived in jackets, so it if definitely a higher end joint, but it is probably one of the few French themed places I will seek out again. And if you like French fare in the slightest, or even if you are slightly against it, it is definitely worth a try. Oh and since it's a French place I should also mention the bread was served as petite almost crossaint shaped rolls with the balance of a crispy, toasted crust and a perfectly leavened yet glutinous and porous pliable interior. It was so good we saved it for dessert and it was a fantastic finish. Happy eating from John Seeto!

    laughably bad food in the stuffiest place imaginable. go here for stale bread, bad music, and dry…read morefish. we ordered the cheese plate, duck, salmon, and a white fish. for dessert we got the chocolate mousse which tasted suspiciously like a pudding mix. the cheeses were good but came with an artificial, bright red jelly that was indistinguishable to any fruit or flower -- just chemicals. it was a very stuffy, fancy-style place in a way that was cheugy and over-the-top: greco-style columns, dramatic serving of dishes in silver platters, freezer-burned sorbet to cleanse the pallet. EAR-MAIMING MUSIC. pianist playing elevator music with constant blunders -- one of the people in my party, a pianist herself, was going insane. lol. service good, slow. pros: the waiter Oscar was highly professional and kind. the best thing i tasted was the Sancerre. good wine list cons: the bad food, ambience, bad music, .....bad food....

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    The interior

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    Salmon with vegetables

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    Catalina Brasserie - Un lugar pequeño pero acogedor.

    Catalina Brasserie

    4.3(3 reviews)
    1.4 km•Roma Norte
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    What an incredible find! Visiting Mexico City for the 6th time where I spend most of my time in…read moreCondesa, a few friends and I decided to walk around the "Roma" area for a change, which locals call "the new Condesa," and boy were we happy to find this corner at Tonalá and Alvaro Obregón. There are several different little restaurants in a row and we decided to try Catalina. It exceeded all expectations! First, the ambience, decor, bar area, music and wait staff were all top notch! Five star all the way around. We had an excellent red wine and superb service from start to finish. They have an excellent cocktail and wine list, full bar, and everything from the most delicious appetizers and soups and salads to entrees and desserts. You cannot go wrong with this place. I highly recommend it and will revisit!!!

    As if another iteration of the infamous Guerra de los Pasteles had taken place, a pervasive French…read moreinfluence has been taking over kitchens and kitchenettes of Mexico City, as one of the world's most popular and influential cuisines has acquired a growing number of gastronomic embassies throughout this ancient yet modern city. Different perspectives on Pain Perdu, Tartines, Ouefs en Cocotte, and Croque Monsieurs are to be found on nearly every corner in La Condesa & La Roma. Catalina is part of this newer outbreak of French cookeries, offering its own take on dishes from la belle France. Stepping into Catalina is a mixture of different cultures, experiences and ambiances. The seating outside follows the norm of La Roma, of happy, well-off types sipping coffee, wine, or beer, depending on the hour; the inside with its own unique scene: a Parisian look with a bright interior and elegant table settings on marble countertops; the decor following a New York aesthetic, a couple of pictures of Penn Station hanging on a bright white wall that round out a Brooklyn-like vibe; the owner sitting in the back, watching with vigilant eyes, inspecting every aspect of service. The meal, in the morning, starts with baked goods, which are made in a neighboring bakery. The conchas are flavorful albeit an odd texture, the croissants and pain aux amandes full of flakiness and buttery goodness. The breakfast menu is short but appetizing. The open faced sandwiches are one of the most delicious offerings, Pan Campesino is topped off with scrambled eggs, shaved cheeses, and seasonal mushrooms. The frittata is also a good option, served in an iron skillet with a couple of slices of artisanal bread. The often photographed Pan Francés is indeed a pretty sight. Served with a poached egg, scallions, maple syrup, and a thick slice of bacon, it is meant to portray a play of sweetness and saltiness, and although personally I am not convinced about the flavor combinations, most people crave fried chicken and waffles, so I will leave it up to those who enjoy these kind of things. It seems that gastronomes everywhere cannot get enough French food, and even though I believe Mexicans should be proud of their own cuisine and should endeavor more and more to explore the vastness and depth of Mexican gastronomy, having a piece of sweet French toast readily available is a good option to have.

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    La barra

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    Terraza

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    Monsieur Croque - Ratatouille in a little ceramic pot which feels for kids but is actually very filling

    Monsieur Croque

    3.9(20 reviews)
    0.6 km•Condesa
    •$$

    I'm usually not the guy standing in a line for breakfast. My stomach keeps its own schedule, and…read morewaiting when you're hungry is a special kind of self-inflicted pain. But we heard the buzz about Monsieur Croque in Roma Norte, and we figured we'd test the hype. Our move? We arrived just after opening and walked right to a table, which is the only way to do it here. Don't let the size fool you--it's a small-to-medium spot, but it's a constant revolving door. People flow in, they eat, they flow out, and the line outside starts forming fast. Clearly, this place is the anchor for brunch in the neighborhood. We went with a holy trinity of items, and every one of them was operating on a level I wasn't ready for. - The Croissant'wich: The pastry was buttery and held its structure, and the filling wasn't just stuffed in--it was seriously seasoned. It was savory, rich, and exactly what you want from a brunch sandwich. - The Avocado Toast: I've had more than enough bland avo toast to last a lifetime. This one is different. The bread was robust, the toppings were generous, and the overall flavor profile was precise. They know how to use salt and pepper (and whatever else they're sprinkling on there) without overdoing it. - The French Toast: It was fluffy, tender, and achieved that rare balance where it was sweet without being syrupy or heavy (they actually use a berry compote rather than syrup). It's the kind of dish that makes you close your eyes for a second. If you're in Roma Norte and need a solid breakfast/brunch that's beyond the usual fare, hit up Monsieur Croque. Go early, grab a coffee, and get ready for a serious meal. The vibe is chill, the service is tight, and the food is pretty tasty. 4/5 stars. If you see me standing in that line next time, you know it's worth the wait.

    Beautiful quaint ambiance with indoor or outdoor seating. Had a moka, which was 65 pesos and tasted…read moregreat. Great service and very clean environment. Restroom was very clean as well. Co-located to Ficelle and they share outdoor seating. Get yourself some amazing pastries at Ficelle, a coffee at Monsieur Croque and anything savory you'd want like huevos or avocado toast.

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    Inside of the restaurant

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    Avocado toast with bacon

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