Mexico City's Top French Restaurants
Fancy a taste of the finest French cuisine but like the comfort of having a friendly taco stand around the corner? Don’t bother with Paris, come to Mexico City! In Mexico’s largest city there’s a wealth of dining options, which can be confusing for the uninitiated novice. Here’s our guide to the capital’s top French restaurants you have to try.
Le Petit Resto
Bistro, Restaurant, French, European, Vegetarian
Rojo Bistrot
Bistro, Restaurant, French
Central Brasserie
Brasserie, Restaurant, French
Les Moustaches
Máximo Bistrot
Venture into quirky Roma Norte and stop off at the delightful Máximo Bistrot while you’re there. Offering locally grown and sourced produce that will please even the most discerning palates, this quaint little bistro serves only the freshest, in-season ingredients which demand the daily creation of new and inventive menus by Chef Eduardo “Lalo” Garcia. Even the napkins are artisan-made and locally sourced. Due to the farm-to-table nature of Máximo Bistrot, they do not offer exclusively French dishes, instead combining a range of cuisines, truly offering something for everyone.
Eloise
Restaurant, French, Fusion
Contemporary. Chic. Minimal. Eloise is a divine French restaurant, offering both traditional and novel new dishes to satisfy every diner, in a beautifully decorated, neoclassical- inspired interior. Each dish, from the truffle topped huevos rotos to the risotto with escargot, draws from and is influenced by classic French dishes and ingredients, yet simultaneously breaks away from the traditional to serve up something truly original. Reservations are a must for this small but always busy restaurant in Colonia San Ángel. Make sure to stay after dinner and enjoy a martini.