A night in Polanco
End the day with a Dirty Dandy on the rooftop patio at Ivoire (H) before heading out for dinner. This little slice of Paris remains firmly attached to its Parisian roots, offering a bohemian vibe in an urban oasis overlooking Park Lincoln.
After a full day exploring and walking around Polanco, we imagine you are ready for a feast. This stop requires some planning ahead, as it’s one of the best restaurants in Mexico and a reservation is certainly necessary. Our final stop on the walking tour of Polanco has got to be Pujol (I).
Enrique Olvera — the chef behind the aforementioned Eno, among many others — offers two different dining experiences at his highly acclaimed Pujol. Choose between a multi-course tasting menu in the formal dining room. Or a “taco omakase” meal at the low-slung bar featuring various tacos, antojitos, and botanas. It’s most likely you’ll get to taste Olvera’s famous mole madre dish no matter what.
Antara Fashion Hall (F) via Parque América (G) to Ivoire (H) is a 22 minute walk
Ivoire (H) to Pujol (I) is a 6 minute walk
Pujol (I) to Calle Arquímedes (A) is a 10 minute walk