Category: Restaurant
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Diana Restaurant
Just a quick and easy meal in one of the restaurants in the St. Regis since we’re flying out to Oaxaca tomorrow. Of course, we way overordered as usual https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/mexxr-the-st-regis-mexico-city/dining
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Pujol
Tonight’s dinner was at Pujol, probably one of the most internationally recognized restaurants in CDMX. We almost didn’t dine here at all because I missed booking a reservation 2 months in advance because I didn’t initially understand that their web site reservation doesn’t initially show what is and isn’t available until you actually try to…
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Los Cocuyos
We were shopping and sight seeing in the Historic Center which gave us an opportunity to eat at Los Cocuyos, a well known tacqueria that Chef Val at Californios recommended to us when we last ate at Californios a few weeks ago (I think Anthony Bourdain also recommended it). You can but the tacos directly…
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Rosetta
We worked up our appetites after a morning of ballooning and visiting the ancient pyramids at Teotihuacan. We decided to go to Rosetta. This restaurant is #49 on the 2023 World’s 50 Best list and chef Elena Reygadas was also named World’s Best Female Chef 2023. The cuisine is a fusion of Italian and Mexican…
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Quintonil
Today was our first dinner out here in CDMX. (For the record we did eat a late meall in the hotel yesterday since our flight out was delayed by almost 2 hours and although the food had some nice flavors, at the end of the day, it was hotel restaurant food). I had booked this…
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El Cardenal
A quick snack/lunch during our city tour. Escamoles (ant eggs) for me! https://www.restauranteelcardenal.com/welcome-to-el-cardenal-mexican-gastronomy.html
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Diana Restaurant
Our flight in was a bit delayed so we ended up getting to the hotel pretty late, so we just had a quick bite in one of the restaurants in the St. Regis. https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/mexxr-the-st-regis-mexico-city/dining
