The Best Restaurants in Condesa, Mexico City: Where to Eat

Condesa is one of Mexico City's great food neighborhoods. Within a few blocks you'll find lifelong taquerías, contemporary Mexican cooking, chef-driven restaurants, vegetarian options and international cuisine. Here's how to eat well without getting lost.

Which avenues to focus on

The offering clusters mainly on Avenida Nuevo León, Tamaulipas, Michoacán and Vicente Suárez, plus the corners of Ámsterdam and Ozuluama. Walking these streets at midday or at night is, in itself, the best restaurant "map" of the neighborhood.

What kind of cuisine you'll find

• Contemporary and chef-driven Mexican: the neighborhood is home to some of the city's most creative kitchens.
• Antojitos and tacos: basket tacos, guisado stands and old-school taquerías for everyday meals.
• International: Italian, Mediterranean, Asian and Middle Eastern.
• Vegetarian and vegan: Condesa is one of the most meat-free-friendly areas in CDMX.
• Weekend brunch: a neighborhood classic; arrive early.

Tips for eating in Condesa

• For popular dinners Thursday to Saturday, book ahead.
• Terraces are part of the charm; if the weather's nice, they're worth it.
• Mix it up: a specialty coffee first, dinner in the neighborhood and a drink in the bar district.

Where to stay

Staying in Condesa puts hundreds of tables within walking distance. Maia Home offers furnished apartments in Condesa in the heart of the scene, perfect for walking home after dinner. Check availability and book directly.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a reservation?

For the most sought-after spots on weekends, yes. Weekdays usually have more availability.

Are there vegetarian options?

Plenty: Condesa is one of the best neighborhoods in the city to eat meat-free.