
Havre 77 es un espacio parisino en plena Ciudad de México: una casa del siglo XIX se llena de vida para convertirse en un hallazgo de sabores. Después de emprender con Máximo y Lalo!, Eduardo García concibió este lugar por la profunda huella que la cocina francesa ha dejado en su carrera.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Havre 77, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Phone: +52 55 5208 1070
Website: http://havre77.mx/menu/
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Reservations: opentable.com.mx
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Reviews
First, the table was got was not really comfortable at all, meaning we were like in some sort of corner where the waiters/waitresses were always passing. Anyways, the restaurant itself does not really have a good layout. It is like an old house and tables were simply placed too close from each other. It is totally uncomfortable being side by side with the neighbor table, I would expect restaurants already knew that by now… But looks like most of them don’t.
When it comes to the food, the experience improves significantly. Des escargots et des huîtres are something beautiful for all your senses. At times it makes you forget that you are sitting on a super uncomfortable chair.
We also ordered some pasta and the boeuf bourguignon… Those were good, but nothing magic. For dessert, I was surprised that the Havre 77 carajillo was actually pretty good.
If you eat here, the best things on the menu are the escargots, the burger (with fries), and the havre carajillo.
The ambience is fine. It gives fancy vibes (and prices) but it’s not actually fancy. I like the specific dishes that I get, so I’m fine with coming in my jeans but paying a little extra for the meal.
Food kinda disappointed:
– Mixology 4/10
– Complementary bread and butter 10/10
– Oysters 2/10 (needed flavor)
– Heirloom + Burrata 3/10 (vinaigrette was great, the tomato was overripe for my liking)
– Burger 9.5/10
Add de Chile Serrano in lime or vinegar and it is AMAZING!!!
They have recently expanded to the room next door, but try and fit four people in tables mente for two which is not going to work. Would love to see a better wine list, as current one has nothing special and is quite pricy.
The best thing is the french toast which is obviously a dessert. The onion soup is amazing, and the burger, while we didn’t eat it, was highly recommended.
Solid 3.7 stars (hence 4)
The restaurant is in the same building as Sushi Kyo. Was craving steak & frites and came specifically for it.
Started with complimentary baguette and butter. The baguette was extremely tasty, even though it was not warmed up. The butter was good, but erring on the cold side.
The salad was simple and delicious. The Dijon mustard seed vinaigrette has just the right amount of flavors.
Steak was cooked to a perfect medium rare. The sauce feels rather “detached” from the meat in my opinion, and unfortunately I was not a fan of how the meat itself tasted. The fries were very thin and crunchy, which is sadly also not my personal preference.
The tarte tartin is pretty good. Not overly sweet, with a soft buttery pastry base. (Think the one from Cafe Milou remains my favorite, because I like the pastry to be a bit caramelized.)
Overall it is a cute venue that would be fun for dates. There seems to be a good selection of wines by the glass as well.
Note: Came on a weekday at 1:15pm, only to find out that the restaurant doesn’t open till 2pm. ♀️