CuisineVeracruz Mexican
Tasting menuMXN 1,400
Neighbourhoodcoyoacan
ChefAlicia Gironella DAngeli
Book ahead1 week

Must 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.

Location

Address: Miguel Angel de Quevedo 687, El Rosedal, Coyoacan, 04330 Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico City

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