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Restaurants in Mexico - Mexico City Polanco
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Here are our suggestions for this week in Polanco, Mexico City. We focused on a relaxing casual atmosphere with italian,spanish and french options for this week.
GIACOVANNI: a full scale salad bar and Italian pastas and brick oven made pizzas are waiting for you at a comfortable family atmosphere. Relaxed place to have lunch or dinner. MUSET 3 and MAZARYK 52 81 0808.
LA PIOLA: besides the Italians, who in the world know how to make good pizza? The Argentinians! Italo-Argentinian place born in Buenos Aires that landed in Mexico just a few years ago with wonderful concept and a colorful decoration keeping a minimalist spirit. Delicious oven pizza with more than 50 varieties’s to choose from. MAZARYK 123 Phone: 5250-9310 and 5250-9297.
SYRAH: if you like wine and good Spanish food with a sushi bar option you are at the right spot. Ask for the Thursday wine promotions and testing’s. You can take your own bottles (there’s a fee for descorche) Ejercito Nacional 513 (Antara) Phone: 5281-5051.
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CREPERIE DE LA PAIX: if you love simple lovable things you like crepes…a simple, relaxed and harmonic place to have crepes. All types, sizes and imaginable combinations. Anatole France 79 Phone: 5280-5859.
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