DK Travel : Mexico City : Places to eat

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Au Pied de Cochon

Sublime French cuisine is served 24 hours daily at this fashionable bistro in the Presidente InterContinental Hotel. Seafood and pork with béarnaise sauce, and classic onion soup are the specialities here.
Bar la Ópera

This historic cantina offers a great Mexican menu, along with opulent red booths, polished woodwork, a gleaming long bar, and a bullet hole in the ceiling, courtesy of Pancho Villa.
Bellini

This restaurant offers fine dining in elegant surroundings with international cuisine, including entrées such as Canadian lobster and spaghetti cartoccio.
Bistrot Mosaico

Excellent French food is served here.
Café El Parnaso

The outdoor tables in this café and bookstore are a great spot to enjoy a light meal or have a coffee. Empanadas with meat, fish, or vegetarian fillings, omelets, and pastries are most popular.
Café el Péndulo

Large platters of huevos péndulo, omelets, soups, and salads are served here.
Café Lutece

This combination gourmet shop and café specializes in fine wines and cheeses.
Café Milano

Richly flavored Italian cuisine and international favorites are on the menu in this café at the Hotel Marco Polo .
Café Tacuba

Excellent traditional Mexican entrées like Oaxacan tamal and enchiladas Tacuba are on offer at a reasonable price.
Cantina La Guadalupana

This traditional family cantina with its bullfighting decor serves Mexican specialties in a circa-1932 mansion with an antique bar, stained-glass window, and ceiling fans.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes, and extra charges.
- under 150 pesos
- 150–250 pesos
- 250–350 pesos
- 350–450 pesos
- over 450 pesos