4 Best Restaurants in Polanco and Bosque de Chapultepec, Mexico City

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We've compiled the best of the best in Polanco and Bosque de Chapultepec - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

El Farolito Polanco

$ | Polanco Fodor's Choice

In operation since 1962, you'll find an impressive array of tacos, tortas, agua frescas, and more here. Sit at the counter and watch the chefs whip up meals at an impressive speed.

El Turix

$ Fodor's Choice

Polanco's most beloved taquería serves tacos, tortas, and panuchos of cochinita pibíl, the Yucatecan specialty of achiote-marinated pork. People from all walks of life, from hipsters to construction workers to businesswomen, line up throughout the day for a quick fix, topped with the habanero salsa and pickled red onion (and Montejo beer) typical of the Yucatán. If you can grab a table, get the sopa de lima, a mildly tart chicken soup made with the region's tiny limes. It's common to see a line here, so be prepared for a short wait.

Emilio Castelar 212, 11560, Mexico
55-5280–6449
Known For
  • Authentic atmosphere
  • No-nonsense service
  • Best cochinita pibíl in the neighborhood

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Tortas Royalty

$ | Polanco Fodor's Choice
Chilangos (as Mexico City's residents are often known) are notorious for putting everything in a sandwich, even going as far as to create the carb-heavy guajolota, or torta de tamal. Convenient, filling, and cheap, tortas are the perfect fuel for a day of sightseeing and Royalty, Polanco's favorite sandwich shop, offers excellent versions of them. Order a milanesa or cubana to keep it classic, or a torta de chile relleno for a tasty vegetarian option.
Horacio 227, Mexico City, 11565, Mexico
55-5250–2118
Known For
  • Freshly baked bread
  • Delicious consomé de pavo (turkey)
  • Fast service

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Joselo

$ | Polanco
The coffee at Joselo is great, as is the location, in the center of stylish Polanquito. The sandwiches and sweets are tasty, but you'll be lucky if you snag an outdoor table during meal times, so you may prefer to get your caffeine fix to go and enjoy it across the road in Parque Lincoln.
Emilio Castelar 107, Mexico City, 11550, Mexico
55-5281–0849
Known For
  • Consistently delicious espresso
  • Outdoor seating
  • Late hours for a café

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