Mexico City

MEXICO CITY - BEST RESTAURANTS

Introduction
Arriving in Mexico City (or "town of Tequila"), going off the plane, breathing, oh yee it is hard! Mexico City is located 2255 m/7400 ft above sea level and with over 8,836,045 inhabitants bursting at the seams. But no other city has more museums or theaters in the world which can keep you busy for several days. The rich history is obvious in every angel: The temple ruins the Templo Mayor, or strolling around Plaza de la Constitución (The Zocalo) which is the historic heart of Mexico City; the "floating gardens" of Xochimilco which are World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO or pass by at the Mexican "Champs-Élysées" the Paseo de la Reforma visiting Mexico City`s icon the Golden Angel of Independence. Not enough? Catch a cab (never on the street and no green taxis "Green Beatles") and drive 33miles/53 km  to Teotihuacan - a moumental city of pyramides and temples. After all that enjoy the real Mexican life with some shots of Tequila at Pujol...Cheers!


Cool Restaurants

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CAPICUA

Tapas / Snacks
Address: Calle Nuevo Leon 66, Mexico City, Mexico
Area: Colonia Condesa
Web: http://www.explorandomexico.com/directory/89/55/
Phone: +52 55 5211 5280
Prices: Mains: US$ 5.- to US$ 15.-

"CAPICUA" is a bar, a cafe and a nightclub; Spanish influenced interior; serves tapas and snacks; popular with the after-work crowd and Mexican City fashionistas


CONTRAMAR

Seafood
Address: Durango 200, Roma, Mexico City, Mexico
Area: Colonia Roma Norte
Web: http://www.contramar.com.mx
Phone: +52 55 5514 9217
Prices: Mains: US$ 12.- to US$ 21.-

This place is known for its delicious and authentic seafood; located a little bit away from Condesa's central restaurant zone; businessmen and fashionable crowd; only open for lunch!


HACIENDA DE LOS MORALES

International / Mexican
Address: Vazquez de Mella 525 col. de Bosque, Polanco, c.p., 11510 Mexico City
Area: Chapultepec Park & Polanco
Web: http://www.haciendadelosmorales.com/index.php
Phone: +52 55 5283 3054
Prices: Mains: US$ 20.- to US$ 40.-

Colonial hacienda atmosphere offering international and Mexican dishes; dark wooden furnishings, stone columns and brick ceilings; it's a place to be seen, to entertain and to enjoy


LAMM

Mexican / Spanish
Address: Calle Alvaro Obregon 99, Roma, Mexico City, Mexico
Area: Condesa & Colonia Roma
Web: http://www.lamm.com.mx
Phone: +52 55 5514 8501
Prices: Mains: US$ 14.- to US$ 35.-

Impressively designed restaurant in Colonia Roma which features a cultural center, gallery and a book store with focus on Latin American books; fantastic garden


PUJOL

Mexican
Address: Francisco Petrara 254, Polanco, 11570 Mexico City, Mexico
Area: Polanca
Web: http://www.pujol.com.mx/
Phone: +52 55 5545 3507
Prices: Menu: US$ 55.-

Enrique Olvera serves innovative Mexican fare; casual and warm atmosphere; a la carte or 5/9 course tasting menu


SAN ANGEL INN

South American
Address: Diego Rivera no.50 y Altavista, d.f.c.p, 01060 Mexico City, Mexico
Area: Altavista
Web: http://www.sanangelinn.com/
Phone: +52 55 5616 1402
Prices: Mains: US$ 12.- to US$ 29.-

Posh restaurant in a "17th Century colonial hacienda"; musical trio plays local tunes; looks a little bit like a museum; many business people as well as tourists, so you probably just have a drink in the relaxing garden patio




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