3 Best Restaurants in San Angel, Mexico City

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Bistro 83

$$$ | San Angel

Set in the back of a small but posh contemporary shopping arcade overlooking a tranquil formal garden just off Plaza del Carmen, chic Bistro 83 is a go-to for lavish contemporary Euro-Mexican fare, such as escargot sautéed in garlic butter, grilled red snapper with a lemon-caper sauce, and tuna tartare tostadas with a soy-ginger marinade. During the day, enjoy a drawn-out feast on the classy patio.

Calle de la Amargura 17, Mexico City, 01000, Mexico
55-5616–4911
Known For
  • Views of lush green gardens
  • Perfectly grilled steaks and burgers
  • Weekend brunch
Restaurant Details
No dinner Sun.

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Eloise

$$$ | San Angel
A swanky spot for celebrating a special meal or simply savoring artful plates of opulent modern French fare—including crème brûlée de foie gras, truffled asparagus with Parmesan, and flank steak–frites Béarnaise—Eloise could be faulted only for its slightly ho-hum decor. The food is consistently excellent, right down to the indulgent desserts and globally representative wine list.
Av. Revolución 1521, Mexico City, 01040, Mexico
56-3017–7603
Known For
  • Dressy, special-occasion ambience
  • Eight-hour-braised short ribs bourguignonne
  • Outstanding wine list
Restaurant Details
No dinner Sun.

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Taro

$$$ | San Angel
A bit south of San Ángel on the main street leading to UNAM, this clean and simple restaurant has been serving some of the finest Japanese food in the city since it opened in 1980. Sushi and sashimi prepared exactly as it is in Japan is a highlight, but you'll also find an extensive menu of izakaya-style dishes: gyozas, chicken karaage, seafood teppanyaki, tempura vegetables, beef katsu curry, and a variety of udon and soba noodle dishes.
Av. Universidad 1861, Mexico City, 04318, Mexico
55-5661–4083
Known For
  • Authentic sushi and sashimi
  • Beef and seafood teppanyaki
  • Outstanding sake selection
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon.

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