Limosneros
Welcome to Limosneros, a Mexican restaurant located in the heart of Ciudad de México's historic district. This trendy and classy establishment offers an upscale dining experience with a focus on local ingredients and unique flavors.
Customers have praised Limosneros for its attentive service and delicious dishes, such as the sea bass with parsnip purée, crispy duck, and beet salad with beet hummus. The menu boasts a variety of options for lunch, dinner, and dessert, with the opportunity to try an eight-course tasting menu or order à la carte.
One standout feature of Limosneros is its commitment to using local suppliers for tequila and mezcal, contributing to a truly authentic dining experience. The restaurant's beautiful décor and welcoming atmosphere make it the perfect spot for a special occasion or a leisurely meal.
Overall, Limosneros offers a unique blend of traditional Mexican flavors with a modern twist, creating a dining experience that is both memorable and delicious.
Limosneros Menu
Location
Address: Av. Ignacio Allende 3 Col. Centro Histórico 06010 Ciudad de México, CDMX Mexico
Phone: 55 5521 5576
Business info
- Takes ReservationsYes
- DeliveryNo
- TakeoutNo
- Accepts Credit CardsYes
- Trendy, ClassyYes
- Moderate NoiseYes
- Good for GroupsYes
- Good for Lunch, Dinner, DessertYes
- Waiter ServiceYes
- Free Wi-FiYes
- Full BarYes
- TVYes
- Outdoor SeatingNo
- Offers CateringNo
- Not Good For KidsNo
- Bike ParkingNo
Last Reviews
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Author: Robert G.
Super cute restaurant! Pretty pricey but I see why they attempt an upscale experience. The service was okay unfortunately the kitchen took forever. Our server Emiliano is who saved this dinner. We had reservations at 6pm didn't leave until 9pm. About 2.5 hours for an eight course meal. Some meals had 20 mini waits between dishes so please come prepared to wait. I felt a bit excessive of a wait when folks who got sat way after us got their food first and left before us within that three hours. I don't think the course menu is prioritized the kitchen. The food was nice and had a cute local twist to things. Some of my favorites were the bass and parsnip purée plate, the duck was very good and crispy skinned. My least favorite was the langostin soup which had this overwhelming taste of frozen Cajun flavored crawfish which through me off plus it was salty. The soup with corn and in a broth was okay nothing too crazy tasting. Was hard to grasp the flavors but the textures are there. I'll be glad to be back but I want to try the taco course instead of the recommended 8 course they have. Cool thing is you can order Al a carte and share anything from these tasting dinners. Hopefully service is better for that fifth star
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Author: Gar T.
Amazing food great service a nice short drive from my hotel. Can't wait to come back someday we had the shrimp.
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Author: Christy S.
Amazing! Staff was great and explain everything even to guests with poor Spanish speaking skills. And even worse comprehension. The drinks were superb and we loved their focus on local suppliers of tequila and mezcal. The space was beautiful and an excellent location. Table side salsa was such a bonus. No questioning the quality of ingredients then. Menu items were unique and outside of what you might normally see. And delicious.
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Author: Maria S.
We arrived at this beautifully adorned restaurant and were seated promptly. No menus, scan codes. Our server took our drink orders. They were more than gracious ( actually went out of their way) to accommodate " allergies ". The dishes well executed, savory, delicious The service exceptional. It has become one of our favorites in this trip It's location in the " zocalo district" made for an easy walk