What to order at Quintonil

Must order
The full tasting menu; the charred avocado tartare is the signature.
Editor tip
Closed Sundays.
CuisineContemporary Mexican
Price$$$$
Tasting menuMXN 3,900
Neighborhoodpolanco
ChefJorge Vallejo
Book ahead6 weeks
Last verified

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

Tip: Closed Sundays.

Location

Address: Av. Isaac Newton 55, Polanco IV Seccion, Miguel Hidalgo, 11560 Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico City

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