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  • 100% Natural (Express)

    These are outposts of the popular Mexican natural food restaurant chain that originated in Acapulco and is noted for its use of the freshest ingred... More
  • Azul y Oro

    Tortilla soup gets the VIP treatment at the hyper-authentic Azul y Oro café. Flavored with guajillo-chile paste and tangy crema and strips of pasil... More
  • Biko

    The minimalist interior sets the stage for a Basque-inspired menu that contrasts classic dishes—sea bass in clam sauce—with such experimental inter... More
  • Bistrot Mosaico

    A bistro in the Mexico City airport may come as a surprise, but this casual spot offers contemporary Mexican dishes—meatballs in chipotle sauce, re... More
  • Cafe Tacuba

    Tourists frequent Café de Tacuba not only for the food and pastries, but also for the art that lines the walls. Situated in the historic city cente... More
  • Casa Ávila

    Of the four popular Ávila Spanish-food restaurants in Mexico City, two are at the airport. Interiors suggest dining rooms in Spain’s medieval city ... More
  • Contramar

    A high-ceilinged, blue-and-white dining room is the setting for long, loud, convivial lunches, especially on weekends. Fashionable locals come here... More
  • Cúcara Mácara

    With the vibrant colors, craft décor, and rustic dining chairs with woven rush seats here, you may feel as if you have stumbled into a colonial tow... More
  • Dipao Pizza y Vino

    The mediterranean-inspired restaurant's wood-burning oven delivers crispy, thin-crust pizza. More
  • Fonda el Refugio

    Fonda el Refugio serves regional Mexican cuisine for lunch and dinner. Located on a tree-lined street, the bright blue, two-story building has a Sp... More
  • Hacienda de los Morales

    La Hacienda de los Morales is an iconic Polanco district restaurant, bar, and special events destination. The hacienda (estate) was established in ... More
  • Ivoire

    Although Ivoire is a French restaurant, it is one of the trendiest eateries in the Polanco district. Perhaps this is because the location is incomp... More
  • La Bipolar

    La Bipolar is one of the city’s most star-studded cantinas, as A-list Mexican actor Diego Luna co-owns this funky fabulous restaurant and bar. Situ... More
  • La Mascota

    La Mascota is a traditional cantina known for having some of the best botanas (free tapas with a three-drink minimum) in the city’s historic center... More
  • Náos

    Náos is a highly modern restaurant housed at the base of a glass skyscraper in Polanco’s chic Palmas neighborhood. Mexico City’s trendy set can be ... More
  • Oscar Wilde 9

    Oscar Wilde 9 may be one of the most flavorful restaurants in Mexico City. Tucked between a salon and a dry cleaner along charming Oscar Wilde Stre... More
  • Pujol

    Run by acclaimed chef-owner Enrique Olvera, Pujol is often lauded as the city's best Mexican nouvelle restaurant. Located in the Polanco district b... More
  • Rosetta

    The glitterati head for local celebrity chef Elena Reygadas's Italian fare (octopus carpaccio; asparagus risotto), served in a restored Belle Époqu... More
  • Taquería El Califa

    If you're in the mood for good old-fashioned frijoles or pork-topped tacos al pastor, this place serves some of the best Mexican comfort food aroun... More
  • ZHEN Shanghai

    ZHEN’s base camp may be in Shanghai, but this Mexico City outpost inside the Polanco district’s Presidente InterContinental Hotel is as close to go... More
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