CuisineModern Jalisco Mexican
Tasting menuMXN 2,000
Neighbourhoodpolanco
ChefPaco Ruano
Book ahead2 weeks

Must order: The seasonal tasting; the chile en nogada when in season July to September.

Tip: Closed Sundays. The bar pours strong Mexican wine and mezcal; the open kitchen seats are the move.

Location

Address: Av. Presidente Masaryk 360, Polanco IV Seccion, Miguel Hidalgo, 11560 Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico City

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Pujol 2 ★ ★ 5.0

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Pujol in Mexico City is Enrique Olvera's two-Michelin-star Polanco tasting room on Tennyson, the kitchen that built modern Mexican fine dining around mole madre poured over mole nuevo.

Order: The Mole Madre Mole Nuevo at the dining-room table; taco omakase at the bar.

Tip: Lunch is the easier service to land than dinner; the bar runs an a la carte taco omakase for walk-ins on quieter nights.

Quintonil 2 ★ ★ 5.0

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Order: The full tasting menu; the charred avocado tartare is the signature.

Tip: Closed Sundays. The dining room books out six weeks out; the open kitchen counter is the move if it opens.

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Order: The arroz a la tumbada; the mole xiqueño.

Tip: Closed Sundays after lunch. The garden patio is the seat; the Veracruz seafood menu changes weekly.

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Order: The Mole Madre Mole Nuevo at the dining-room table; taco omakase at the bar.

Tip: Lunch is the easier service to land than dinner; the bar runs an a la carte taco omakase for walk-ins on quieter nights.

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Order: The full tasting menu; the charred avocado tartare is the signature.

Tip: Closed Sundays. The dining room books out six weeks out; the open kitchen counter is the move if it opens.

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Order: The full tasting menu; the smoked-fish course is the signature.

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Order: The seasonal tasting; whatever vegetable arrived that morning from the farm.

Tip: Closed Mondays; the dining room moved to the larger Alvaro Obregon space in 2021. Book three weeks ahead.

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