Ah, Pujol, I don't know what to say about you. I had such high and overblown expectations for this relationship. And we had some truly beautiful moments, the mole, those churros. But unfortunately, it is clear that Chef Enrique Olvera is not in the kitchen....More

To get the nitty-gritty out of the way: this restaurant is NOT cheap, especially if you do the wine pairings (and I strongly recommend you do). However, it's a relatively new restaurant that is clearly going to get Michelin stars, so come here before it...More

My brother bought me a trip here for a Christmas present. My boyfriend and I waited quite a while for a reservation as we wanted to go on a weekend night so we could have a few drinks. The reservation felt quite early at 6.45pm...More

The 6 course meal actually turns out to be an 8 course meal as they throw in a few extra dishes. The food is excellent especially the wagyu beef and the baby corn. I am generally not a fan of octopus but my friend found...More

I was looking forward to go to Pujol particularly since I've found out that it is considered to be one of the top 50 restaurants of the world. The restaurant is located in a nice residential area. The restaurant is very elegantly decorated. We were...More

One of our greatest culinary experiences in Mexico City. All of our selections were really good. Anything you ask for will really knock you out of your senses. When in town, a must. The downside? one month waiting list...

We visited Pujol on 7/18/2017, upon the insistence of other family members that had gone and loved it. My mother and daughter are more adventurous than I am when it comes to food, so initially, I was very concerned after seeing the menu online... I...More

If you can get a reservations, do it! This restaurant met all my expectations, and more. After the chef's feature in Netflix Chef's Table and listing as #20 in 50 World's Best Restaurant of 2017, it has definitely been on our bucket list. I celebrated...More

I had dinner at the bar. It is a package that includes 8 salt dishes + 2 sweet dishes + drinks. The drinks are 1 red wine, 1 white wine, 1 Mezcal, 1 Margarita and water. All is for around $100 per person + service...More

Overpriced...Overrated..not worth it..service good but good ok; there are much better places to eat in CDMX