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    Cambalache - Ribeye, Mariposa style

    Cambalache

    4.1(41 reviews)
    1.2 kmPolanco
    $$$

    decided to have a dinner at a Argentinian restaurant. As one does at an Argentinian restaurant, we…read morestarted the night with some empanadas. The beef and the spicy beef were delicious. Nice buttery, flaky crust and succulent meat. Well seasoned. We didn't decided to try some of the Argentinian chorizo that came with a simple salad of lettuce and tomato dressed with some olive oil. The sausage was probably the worst part of the meal, but that's like saying a Mercedes is the worst car among a bunch of Ferrari and Lamborghinis lol. The star of the night was the prime ribeye, that came the table with Serrano peppers and grilled onions. Beautiful great flavor, high-quality beef! We also decided on a side of soufflé potatoes. Now this isn't like a soufflé as much as it was like french fries that were puffy and like little pillows. They were good if not, perhaps a bit under seasoned. They tasted much better when I spooned a little the Housemade chimichurri sauce over the top. End of the night with a dessert of tableside flambé Crepe Suzette! Very delicious very traditional with the Grand Marnier and the Brandy served with some really good vanilla ice cream. Wash it all down with a bottle of 2021 Primeras Viñas Cabernet Sauvignon from Bodega Lagarde. The meal from start to end was wonderful and delicious. Service was impeccable everyone very friendly and attentive. If I'm ever back in Mexico City, which I will be because of Business, I will certainly stop by once again!

    The steak was like a shoe and the r other entrees were good the service was good the atmosphere was…read morevery good. It was expensive for what we got. Of course , but the meat could have been cooked better.

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    Cambalache - Dining room 1st floor

    Dining room 1st floor

    Cambalache - Arrachera and grilled onions.

    Arrachera and grilled onions.

    Cambalache - Dining room 1st floor

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    Dining room 1st floor

    Rincón Argentino

    Rincón Argentino

    3.9(31 reviews)
    1.8 kmPolanco
    $$$$

    The grill near selection was great with a varieties of meat for our group. The place has a play…read morearea that cost MX$58 per child plus non slip socks and gratuity for the stay helping to watch your kids in the play area. There is a tip box attached to the wall on the left of the doors. The milansa chicken was a big portion and it looked great. The beef was tender and flavorful. I did not have any chicken from the grill and I'm not a big fan of the sausages. It was still good. The service was great but the staff does not speak much English per one of the Google reviews I saw when searching for an Argentinian cuisine. Prices are reasonable for the amount of food you get and the bread basket was great. The restaurant pretty emptied when we came at 7:30pm for our reservation but it slowly filled up. I like that they have a children's menu and that the menu was dual language. The online menu was easier to follow than the physical menu.

    We decided to have some thing other than Mexican food while in Mexico City at our last evening. We…read moredecided to go to this Argentinian restaurant. The atmosphere is elegant. We chose to sit in the outdoor seating area unfortunately we were bit by mosquitoes. Our waiter was very professional and attentive. They had excellent wine selection as well as alcoholic beverages. There was only two of us, but yet we still chose to go with the grilled meats options, which comes with five variety of cuts. Rib meat, filet mignon, sirloin, and flank steak. Our waiter warned us that that will be too much food, but we insisted and he was absolutely right. We also ordered a baked potato and a cream spinach. Cream spinach is the style in which the spinach leaves are left in tact as opposed to someplace in the US where the spinach is finely chopped. The meat was served over a hot charcoal grill that was brought to our table. If you choose to keep the meat warm or cook it further you can because the grill is hot enough to cook on it. My favorite meat turned out to be the rib meat as it is more fatty, and it was well salted. Filet mignon was good and lean as it should be. None of the meat were marinated. I believe the only marinade used was salt pepper in some garlic. they also asked us if we wanted to get local Mexican meat or import meat. After inquiry, I discovered that import means US imported meat. We chose the local meet and it was perfect .

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    Rincón Argentino - Dining room

    Dining room

    Rincón Argentino - Our grill selection entree

    Our grill selection entree

    Rincón Argentino - Kids play area room

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    Kids play area room

    Sylvestre - Ribeye shrimp

    Sylvestre

    3.9(27 reviews)
    1.2 kmPolanco
    $$$$

    Beautiful day in CDMX, mid-60's, overcast, perfect for mid-July. After a day at the Museo de…read moreAntropologia, then exploring Polanco, this was the perfect place to close out a drizzling evening. The braised octopus was tender, grilled shrimp were fresh and the boneless ribeye also very tender, juicy and grilled to medium rare perfection. Service was impeccable, doting, and a textbook lesson to almost every other restaurant extant (especially Per Se Time Warner Center). The servers were invisible, but miraculously appeared when you needed something. They even changed out the cooling cast iron plate with a hot replacement. Atmosphere was quiet, with a tropical forest terrace and smoking section. Very refined and elegant. We enjoyed 4 hours here eating and chatting. The room was not full, and no one rushed us whatsoever, unbelievable. Totally spoiled now

    I wanted to write this review as a warning to future visitors. This place is a "tourist trap." I…read moresay this because it has really inflated ratings on TripAdvisor and Open Table. I also agree with the last review, that it is a sister company with the restaurants next door, as the drink menus were identical. Sylvestre is beautifully set up decor wise and the service is wonderful. Unfortunately, the food is not on par. The tacos were bathed in a puddle of grease. The shrimp was cold and wasn't as fresh as the other food we had in Mexico City. The mashed potatoes tasted like they were cooked in a stick of butter. I wish the quality of the food matched such a beautiful environment.

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    Sylvestre - Room

    Room

    Sylvestre - Fideos secos al frijol...delicious! Heavenly.

    Fideos secos al frijol...delicious! Heavenly.

    Sylvestre - Rain forest

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    Rain forest

    La Bocha Asador Argentino

    La Bocha Asador Argentino

    4.5(2 reviews)
    2.4 kmPolanco

    .: DISCLAIMER: So currently this place has been shut down by the municipality, which I really don't…read morehave a great grasp on why. Being shut down in Mexico can have a plethora of reasons that aren't actually associated with food quality or cleanliness. So when it does open again, please visit it! Because I sincerely doubt hygiene had anything to do with it's current legal situation. :. This place is a lovely Argentinian restaurant that specializes in great steak! If you can, I think sitting near the window is the best place to be, as it's usually quieter and a bit more romantic (ie. candles, softly whispering couples). They have both English and Spanish menus which are usually written on large boards that they bring to your table. This place is certainly a bit more creative and fun in their presentation of food and set up. All meals come with in-house baked bread with rosemary and a couple of oils to dip in. As you would expect for the Polanco, the quality of the food and selection of wines/tequilas are good, and the service is generally pretty decent. I would definitely recommend keeping to the steaks and salads at this place. I found that most of the pastas are fairly good quality but sometimes can land on a bit on the dull side of things. That being said, the desserts are superb and I really enjoyed going to this place. [ TIP: However you normally like your steak, in Mexico ask for it to be cooked one level more e.g. if you like 'rare', ask for 'medium rare', or even 'medium' if they don't know what 'medium rare' is, as 'rare' will come 'blue'. This only applies in Mexico City. In the cities/locations where a lot of American and Canadian tourists can be found, then you order as you would in Canada/America.]

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    La Bocha Asador Argentino
    La Bocha Asador Argentino - La Bocha, Asador Argentino, ¡Lo mejor!

    La Bocha, Asador Argentino, ¡Lo mejor!

    La Bocha Asador Argentino

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    Totos - argentine - Updated August 2026

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