

Address and Contact Information
Address: Av. Nuevo León 68, Hipódromo, Cuauhtémoc, 06100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Phone: +52 55 5286 6380
Website: http://azul.rest/
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Reviews
The setting is absolutely beautiful. Soft candlelight, thoughtfully set tables, stunningly plated dishes, and a lush wall of plants create a space that feels both elegant and inviting without ever being pretentious. It’s the kind of atmosphere that encourages you to slow down and savor every moment.
One of the most memorable touches was the cacao prepared tableside — rich, aromatic, and fascinating to watch as it was crafted right in front of me. That experience alone spoke volumes about the level of care and intention they bring to everything they serve.
The food itself was exceptional — vibrant, artful, and clearly prepared with great attention to detail. Each plate arrived looking like a piece of art, yet delivered the kind of deep, satisfying flavors that make you immediately start planning your return visit.
What truly elevated the experience was the staff. They were incredibly attentive, genuinely friendly, and graciously supported us in English, making everything feel effortless and welcoming.
We left completely charmed and already looking forward to coming back. If you appreciate beautiful spaces, thoughtful hospitality, and food that delights both the eyes and the palate, Azul is an absolute must. Highly recommend.
We were guided upstairs although downstairs seemed more lively and warmer. All patio upstairs were fully open on the chilly night we went there. We asked that they close the windows but still had to wear our jackets throughout the whole dinner. I noticed everyone sitting upstairs were doing the same…
Service was good.
Food-wise, I had the Enchiladas de Mole Negro Oaxaqueño. They were good but not the best I had. My friend had the Empipianadas rellenas de minilla de camarón. As per her, they were just ok but quite tasteless.
But, the dessert was worth the whole dinner. We shared the Pay de Naranja Agria and it was seriously to die for, delicate orange taste, crunchy delicious almond crust. It was a delight.
The meat was a bit overcooked, dry. Definitely did not like the sauce. Quantity of food… Let’s just say I had to get a taco from a nearby restaurant after to cleanse my palate 2/5
Presentation was 3/5
$410 with a glass of water…. You can do a lot better in the area.
And of course there is a wait… Why?
My first Mexican food/resto that I didn’t like.
Everything we had was incredible! We found this restaurant looking for some mole for dinner. We got 2 different mole. Both were exquisite!
We don’t normally order dessert either, but decided to go all out as it was our last night in mexico.
The corn geletan dessert had a different texture ad the black sauce over it was very tasty. It wasn’t too sweet so we really liked it!
If you are looking for an elevated mexican experience, this is a great place to go!
If you’re visiting Mexico, a restaurant like this is definitely worth experiencing. The atmosphere alone makes it memorable.
As for the food, we started with panuchos, which were spectacular. I truly recommend them. We also ordered the traditional tortilla soup, which is served in a Catrina and presented beautifully. They even share a short story about the soup, which makes the experience fun and unique. However, while the presentation was lovely, the flavor didn’t quite win me over. I’ve had much better tortilla soups elsewhere, and personally, I wouldn’t order it again.
I then had the black mole enchiladas. They were good, not outstanding, but enjoyable.
The service was excellent, as always, and the restaurant itself is stunning. While the food didn’t completely wow me this time, the overall experience was still very nice.
I would recommend visiting Azul Condesa, especially if you’re in Mexico. If possible, I suggest visiting Azul Centro, which I find even more beautiful but this location is still lovely. Yes, I would recommend it and would return.
Don’t miss the moles. The portions are not huge but totally satisfying
I accidentally ordered sparkling water instead of still, and when I asked if it could be changed, the waiter refused, saying that was what I had ordered. Fine. Later, I ordered wine directly from the menu, but when the food arrived and I asked for it, the waiter insisted I hadn’t ordered any. Confusing and frustrating.
As for the food itself, completely unremarkable. Honestly, I’ve had far better meals at simple taco stands on the street. Nothing here left an impression, except the disappointment.