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Weekend Breakfast Buffet from $365, with Ángel Views
Balta
Cuauhtémoc
Weekend Breakfast Buffet, $365 Continental or $700 Full
Weekend breakfast buffet on the 12th floor, Saturdays and Sundays 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The continental buffet is about $3...
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Executive Menu 3 Courses for 650 MXN Weekdays
Sept Cinq 75 Francia
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Executive Menu 3 Courses for 650 MXN
Three-course executive menu in 45 minutes for 650 MXN, beverages and service not included. Available Monday through Frid...
Fine Dining Listings
Sept Cinq 75 Francia
Sept Cinq sits inside the historic Club France — Círculo Francés de México — and serves French cuisine with Latin America's reportedly most extensive wine collection in its on-site cave. The Sunday buffet is the signature: onion soup, duck confit, beef stewed in red wine, crêpes made to order, oysters, cured meats, cheeses, and a dessert spread anchored by crème brûlée and rum-soaked pound cake. Saturday afternoon buffet runs 2–7pm.You don't need to be a club member to eat here. Reservations are essential — call or WhatsApp at least a few days ahead. The dining room opens onto a garden, and service is formal but warm.
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Diana Restaurant
Located on the third floor of The St. Regis Mexico City with terrace views over the Diana monument and Reforma, this restaurant serves traditional Mexican cuisine alongside international options. The Sunday brunch buffet runs from 12:30 to 4pm and includes sushi, ceviche, seafood, Iberian ham, Mexican antojitos, grilled meats, and an extensive dessert spread — prosecco and champagne options available.Weekday breakfast includes French toast, enfrijoladas, omelets, and refillable coffee. The terrace is well-lit and open for outdoor dining. Valet parking is available, and the dress code is smart-casual though jeans are accepted.
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Samos (Sabores Míos)
Samos sits on the 38th floor of The Ritz-Carlton Mexico City, offering sweeping views toward Chapultepec Castle from both the terrace and dining room. The menu reimagines Mexican cuisine through a contemporary lens, celebrating local ingredients and refined technique—think NY steak paired with mole, goat cheese ravioli, and the Ritz-Carlton's signature chocolate shell dessert. The breakfast menu includes French toast and chilaquiles with cecina.Reservations are recommended, especially for terrace seating. Expect a quiet, polished atmosphere that draws international visitors and locals celebrating special occasions. Valet parking is available.
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La Taberna del León
Chef Mónica Patiño founded La Taberna del León in Valle de Bravo in 1978 before relocating to Mexico City in 1994, where it's held court in a Victorian house in San Ángel ever since. The menu is modern Mexican with chef Corentin Bertrand at the helm alongside Patiño — order the chile en nogada when it's in season, the black bean soup, or the duck à l'orange, which gets consistently strong mentions.The dining room and terrace feel like stepping into a French country house — bright, spacious, tablecloth service, and servers in suits who know the menu. Reservations are smart, especially for the terrace. On the higher end price-wise, but the execution and setting justify it.
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Balta
Perched on the 12th floor of the Sofitel Mexico City Reforma, Balta serves Mediterranean-Mexican cuisine with direct views of the Angel of Independence. The kitchen blends French bistro technique with local ingredients — think cochinita pibil alongside sourdough bread baked in-house, house-made butter and salsas, and a croissant filled with raspberry compote and mascarpone that draws regular orders.The breakfast buffet features fresh fruit, cochinita, carnitas, and a standout bread station. À la carte options and brunch service are also available. Valet parking runs separately from the hotel. Reservations aren't typically required, making it a solid pick on Reforma when you don't want to wait.
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Guria
This long-running Spanish restaurant in Santa Fe serves classic alta cocina española in a formal setting with high ceilings, wood interiors, and a terrace overlooking the garden. The menu leans traditional: Galician-style zamburiñas (scallops), croquetas de jamón, fabada asturiana, paella valenciana, rodaballo a la parrilla (grilled turbot), and filete de res al vino tinto. The cava carries select Spanish labels, and service is supervised by the owners.The terrace is the main draw — quiet, green, and good for business lunches or dinners. Hours run daily for lunch (1:30pm-7pm) and Tuesday through Friday for dinner (7pm-11pm). Reservations recommended, especially for the terrace.
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Quattro Gastronomia Italiana
Quattro brings authentic Northern Italian recipes to Santa Fe, inside the JW Marriott. The kitchen works with a tableside cheese wheel for the cacio e pepe with truffle — pasta tossed directly in the hollowed Parmigiano-Reggiano — and turns out dishes like octopus carpaccio with black salt and fennel, salmon tartare, and ravioli stuffed with fish and shrimp.The atmosphere leans sophisticated without being stuffy, with good ambient lighting and occasional live saxophone. Valet parking is available, and the sommelier can steer you toward bottles that pair well with your meal. The setting works for special occasions or a meal when you want the Italian cooking done right.
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Zeru Lomas
Chef Israel Aretxiga, trained at Eleven Madison Park, runs this Basque asador on a large terrace in Lomas de Chapultepec. The menu leans heavily on seafood with standouts like meloso rice (try the ribeye version), sea bass in salsa verde, and bonito, though the Iberian pork rice and oxtail soup are also what regulars order. The croquetas are a must — particularly the comet-style and the Iberian ham versions.The space works as both a terrace and a lounge-style interior, and service runs attentive even when the terrace fills up. Reservations recommended, especially for weekends and special occasions.
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Harry's Polanco | Steakhouse & Raw Bar
Harry's Polanco sits on Masaryk in the middle of Polanco's high-end dining corridor, offering prime cuts and a raw bar in a refined setting. The steaks are the main event — aged beef cooked to order — alongside fresh oysters, seafood towers, and classic steakhouse sides. Service is attentive, the wine list runs deep, and the atmosphere leans formal without being stuffy.Harry's Bar operates Thursday through Saturday nights from 9pm to 1am with live music, cocktails, and a late-night crowd. Reservations recommended for dinner, especially on weekends. Open daily from 1pm to 1am.
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Morton's The Steakhouse (Lomas de Chapultepec)
Morton's The Steakhouse brings its classic American steakhouse formula to Lomas de Chapultepec, located in Torre Optima 1 just two blocks from Periférico. The menu follows the brand's signature approach: prime aged beef, tableside presentations, and a selection that includes USDA prime cuts alongside seafood options like lobster and fresh fish.The dining room mixes traditional steakhouse atmosphere with contemporary touches, anchored by an original cocktail program at the bar. Open Monday through Saturday from 1pm to 11pm, reservations are recommended for dinner service.
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