First proper dinner from our Mexico trip last month and it did not disappoint. I made reservations…read morebut it wasn't packed when we arrived. Staff were very nice and attentive. This restaurant was on a rooftop with the city view. Very aesthetically pleasing with lots of greenery inside. It was walking distance to our AirBnB too. We had squash blossoms to start. For entrees we had the whole fish with green sauce, charred octopus and jumbo shrimp. Everything was fresh, tasty and cooked beautifully. For drinks, i had the espresso martini which was good. The rest of us had different ones and everyone enjoyed theirs as well.

this was really an authentic type of Mexican restaurant. It was on the rooftop a hotel which made…read moreit even more pleasant wasn't far from our hotel so we walked. The waiter was extremely helpful. Even his little bit of English was helpful. They do have menus in English. we had the guacamole which was delicious ceviche. Which my friend said was the best ceviche he's ever had a glass of beer and a Diet Coke camarones which are shrimp was very good also had to char cauliflower which I really liked Definitely if you're in the neighborhood, I would highly recommend this restaurant

Upscale traditional Mexican restaurant that focuses on authentic regional cuisine. It was one the…read morenice dinners we had during our trip in March. Our server was very pleasant, attentive and definitely made the night fun. I wanted to try the Sopa de Tortilla mostly because of the presentation - it was in this cool looking ceramic of a señorita skeleton figurine. The soup itself had fresh clean flavor to it. For the mains, we had the Enchiladas De Mole Negro, Tacos De Lechón, Filete Con Salsa De Chipotle and Pescado Tikin Xic. Everything was so tasty, definitely enjoyed our meal.

We had a lovely dinner here. The food was mostly pretty good, & the presentation took it over the…read moretop. The tortilla soup is served in a Catrina & looks just beautiful. If you do the mezcal hot chocolate, it's served tableside. All the desserts were pretty spectacular, but I especially liked the tiramisu. The service was good, although my friend commented she felt a bit rushed, as they come to check on you often. Would recommend this place for a nicer dinner in Condessa.

Wow! That is the best way to describe my dinner at Antolina. It was not on my radar, but hotel…read morestaff recommended it as a must try (I'm so glad he did). I went solo and was sat within a few minutes outside. I didn't go inside so not sure the vibe, but the outdoor seating was quite cute. I ordered the Cochinita pibil and Jamaicalina. I decided to try a small portion of bunelos for dessert. Absolutely everything was super flavorful. And after eating a bit of the tortillas and salsa, this was more than enough food.

They have a lot of char broiled al carbon style of tortas here, and what I had tried before was the…read moretorta milenesa. I've been here twice and the service has always been spot on. I've never encountered any delay to be seated, even when there were four of us. It is very obvious that this kitchen has been operating for quite some time and the quality of their food is exceptional. I actually would not mind having lunch here more often of I was in the neighborhood regularly.

La casa de Tono is a local chain in Mexico City with really good no frills Mexican food that's…read moreinexpensive. Locations can be found all over the city. Ate for about 100 pesos ($5) per person. My wife got 3 huge flautas filled with beef and topped with green salsa and sour cream. I went with a small posole, which was amazing. Had deep flavor that only got better with salsa, lime, and herbs. This was a great meal and it being inexpensive was simply an added bonus. Seek out any of their locations if you want a no frills, inexpensive, good meal

Local and authentic Mexican joint. The restaurant reminded me a bit of a diner with good, casual…read moreeats. The menu is displayed on the tables, and you place your order by ticking off a little paper and handing it to your server. The highlight for me was the vegetable pozole (which I surprisingly enjoyed more than the chicken pozole!). The soup is cozy and warming, and I enjoyed the big corn chunks in them. I also loved the enfrijolada and flauta, both which were tasty and fried nicely. Great, quick, no frills restaurant.

I hate to be that person who takes pictures of my food, but at Dulce Patria, it's totally…read morejustified. If you are looking for a restaurant where each food item is a unique and artful experience, look no further. Every item served was beautiful in appearance and flavor. There are even some theatrics like dry ice smoke, tableside preparation, etc. I ordered the guacamole, quesadillas, and goat cheese as appetizers. The goat cheese was probably my favorite. The mushroom soup was also delicious and flavorful. You have to leave room for dessert too. At the end of the meal, they bring out a complimentary little decorative centerpiece with different sweets. Some of them are better than others. ;) Also there are plenty of English speaking staff which is great for tourists. Overall a must-do while in Polanco!

We went here for dinner while visiting Mexico City. The food was decent, the service was…read moreoverbearing, the drinks were unique, and the presentation was really cool. We got the ceviche and corn to start - they split it up into two portions which was nice. Then I got the salmon for the main course. Overall, there wasn't anything too special with the food although I really enjoyed the presentation. Reason I'm rating it lower is it was expensive comparative to other restaurants in Mexico City (on par with eating at a nice restaurant in the US) and the staff was constantly lingering around you throughout the dinner. They did however give out some chocolate and candy for free before we left. And the bread was really good!

What to eat in Mexico City and around Polanco? I've got…read moreanother recommendation for you... Saw this place on Andrew zimmern delicious destination when he was in Mexico City... Decided to try it out and it was totally worth it A la care plates, it's better that way so you can try a variety of plates... so come hungry... Had coffee and fresh made almond bread, fresh made because they have a bakery inside the restaurant...

Stopped at Público for a late lunch, a delicious and enjoyable experience. The comedor has a…read morecreative and varied menu in a casual and refreshing atmosphere that allows for indoor and outdoor seating. I started with the Arroz Verde con Huevo Estrellado (soup), delicate, creamy; so delicious. I then had the Colita de Res: the meat is so tender, the mole complex and flavorful; what a wonderful dish. We finished off with one of their signature coffees (Agavero) and Arroz con Leche for dessert. The staff and service was very attentive and friendly, I will definitely be returning!

This is by far the best restaurant we've been to in Mexico City, which says a lot because the food…read morein CDMX is overall, glorious. Very off the tourist path, Nicos is worth the drive. Everything we tried was insane/life changing delicious. The Caesar salad, the sopa seca de natas, tostada de tinga, rollo de pollo en mole, todos comida es perfecto! The wait staff was friendly and extremely professional. Truly a special place, homey and not pretentious, we will come back whenever we visit. Do yourself a favor and make a reservation!

Great authentic Mexican cuisine. The service was excellent and the waiter was very friendly and…read moreattentive. Ambiance is great and prices are reasonable. They make great cocktails and have a great wine list. I Highly recommend checking this place out.

The only good meal I had in Mexico City…read more Living in San Diego and visiting Tijuana for food quite often, I guess I'm used to above average restaurant experiences. I would've thought Mexico City had great food in general, but that wasn't the case. Was there for four days, ate many meals out and this was the only one I really enjoyed. Too bad the place was so hot and stuffy. It was cooler outside than it was inside. All they needed to do was open some windows. Service was great though.

Since I always stay at one of the hotels nearby, I try to come here on every visit, so I have been…read morehere several times over the last decade or so. I come here for the Molé, as it is a guarantee that it's going to be good and this time was no different. We came on a Friday night, and I thought it would be packed, but there was not a soul in the restaurant. We were seated and brought tortilla chips and salsa, and ordered margaritas. The chips were terrible, basically small, uncut tortillas that have been put on the fire and were actually burned. I did get them to bring more regular tortilla chips but they weren't great either. I find it difficult to get good tortilla chips here in CDMX but hey. Things went straight up from there, the Margaritas were the best I had here in Mexico City, one of the best that I have EVER had! We ordered quesadillas for a started, they were perfect. For the main, I had my usual- Chicken Molé- and it was definitely up to their standard- and some of the best Molé I have ever had. Service was a bit hit or miss, and suddenly I looked up and the place was packed! While there are many Mexican restaurants in the Polanco area, this one is a guarantee for a great Molé!