Mediterranean cuisine restaurants Central Mexico

Italian address to wish. Among the best pizzas in the city.

This pizzeria, with its lush terrace and retro interior adorned with plants, lanterns and good taste, exudes conviviality. Its pizzas, made with organic sourdough flour, are a veritable symphony of taste. Whether you choose goat's cheese, butternut squash, pear and balsamic, prosciutto, blue cheese and tomato confit, or smoked provolone, red onion and sobrasada, you're guaranteed to be amazed. For the more intrepid, try the pizza of the day: you'll be won over.

La Gran Vía is a restaurant serving Spanish and international cuisine in the historic centre. The good families of the city come here for lunch at the weekend. The beautiful restaurant is built around a light well along which small rooms follow one another: stone, parquet, beams and classical music in the background. A refined atmosphere for good dishes, both refined and generous: tournedos, beef medallions, shrimps, fish fillets, etc. The jamón serrano is a little extra not to be missed.

For gourmets in search of an upscale culinary experience, your quest ends here. In the heart of the elegant Casa Quebrada boutique hotel, Bocaciega unveils a seasonal menu, where each dish is presented like a work of art. Evoking Mediterranean flavors, the menu features mezze such as tabbouleh, falafel and stuffed grape leaves. Main courses include lamb fillet with carrot and guava purée, duck ravioli and grilled sea bass with polenta. Superb cocktails.