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#1 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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sybil says:
la fonda is a converted home that was so adorable and served a lovely brunch menu. although it may look small because the first thing you see is the patio full of diners, there is an upstairs where most people sit. i don't think there were any tourists there whatsoever.
we ordered guava juice. ...
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#2 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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MarquesDeMarges says:
Contramar is somewhere one goes when one wants to celebrate. It's expensive, but worth every pesito. Not a quiet or subdued place (imagine a classy cantina), it fills up by around 2:30 each day -- weekdays are dominated by politicos and impresarios in suits; by Thursday and Friday the arty Roma se...
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#3 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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mdfehmel says:
Portuguese in Mexico City? You bet!! And good too. Start with a bottle of Green Wine, pick just about any entree on the menu (I did) and you can’t go wrong, fish dishes in particular. Finish with some flan and Madeira Wine and you will either be ready to out for the night, or for a nice nap. ...
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#4 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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adventuremann says:
El Candelero is the most expensive Mexican food restaurant in Mexico. It is luxury at its highest, and high cuisine at its best. From pre-hispanic dishes rescued from history, to nouveau Mexican cooking, this place will not disappoint. The decor of the place is baroque, and grand, and reservation...
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#5 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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MarquesDeMarges says:
For 85 pesos, one cannot do better than lunch at La Rauxa. A Spanish restaurant with outdoor seating on a small street off Parque Mexico in La Condesa, the daily lunch menu includes the flavored agua del dia, soup, a salad, a choice of four entrees (which includes beef, chicken, fish or a vegetaria...
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#6 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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ekthor says:
This a small café we found near our hotel. We were looking for a place to have breakfast (and coffee for me) and decided to have breakfast there. We loved the breakfast so much we decided to adopt it for the day. Our breakfast was Chilaquiles with eggs (for me) and Chilaquiles with Chicken breast (...
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#7 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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Ghostboy says:
Frutos Prohibidos is a cosy place where you can enjoy different breakfasts, lunch or even dinner. The menu varies from salads over tortilla sandwiches to eggs, many different fresh made juices, cakes. Anyone can find his choice over there, I think. What I liked most about the place, except the taste...
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#8 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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aspenative says:
Fun place with shifting glass walls, huge outdoor terrace overlooking Polanco and a creative menu. Ultra chic interior in white glass, deep red leather and limestone with back lit lighting and music you would expect to find at a gay night club. The menu is pretty different with things like Mushroom ...
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#9 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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MarquesDeMarges says:
Mikasa is actually a Japanese supermarket in La Roma Norte. During lunch hours on weekdays they have a sushi bar against the far wall of the market; on weekends they have an outdoor barbecue at lunch. The sushi bar is limited (and certain items -- say, anything involving tuna -- are maybe a little...
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#10 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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MarquesDeMarges says:
Tamaulipas south of Michoacán is crowded with plenty of places to eat, drink and be merry. Sushi Shalalá is by no means an extraordinary sushi place, but it's good. Quite good, for Mexico City. (In fact, I'll go ahead and say that this place is more satisfying than any of the Japanese restaurants...
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#11 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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adventuremann says:
El Rincon de la Lechuza is the best taqueria (taco restaurant) in Mexico, if you ask me. The name means "The owl's corner" and this charming little restaurant with low ceilings speaks of years and years of great meals. The ambiance is definitely family friendly, although you are just as likely to ...
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#12 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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adventuremann says:
Cafe Tacuba, is one of the oldest and most historic restaurants in Mexico City. Very few institutions survived the Mexican Revolution at the beginning of the 20th century, but Cafe Tacuba is one of the few, proud restaurants to have a history dating back this far. Tile walls and marble floors, alo...
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#13 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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mdfehmel says:
If you've never been to Mexico City before, you've never had real Mexican food. For a very traditional Mexican meal, Casa Hevia hits the spot. The homemade breads and quality cheeses are a great intro when coupled with a nice glass of local white wine. The house specialty that day was spit roaste...
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#14 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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MarquesDeMarges says:
This may or may not be a lunch-only establishment. It's kind of a hole-in-the-wall place just east of the big shopping complex on Insurgentes. They have a full menu for ordering a la carte, but the main attraction here is the daily three-course lunch menu, which does not change from day to day. For...
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#15 of 12 restaurants, cafes & food in Distrito Federal
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sybil says:
there are 2 restaurants at the condesa df hotel. the first one is at the bottom and the second is a sushi joint at the rooftop.
both offered excellent service. very friendly.
the ambiance was definitely trendy. there were hotel guests who dined there but definitely a lot of locals who ate t...
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