The lady love of Don Quixote is the namesake of this cozy, neighborhood joint which features International food that’s three or four step above the ordinary. The menu, created by chef Lucy Acuna, draws from a number of cultures featuring everything from mini-hamburgers to plates of the sour-cream like Italian cheese (burrata) sided by basil and tomatoes, but, in general it’s the classic Mexican dishes that are the stars here. Especially good are the fried plantanos which come with a tasty salsa, refried beans and cream; and the tortilla soup, which is loaded with cheese and has just the right touch of spice. It may well be the best version of that dish I’ve ever tasted. If you still have room for dessert, the brownie is a favorite. Tables fill up quickly so it's best to reserve a table in advance. The setting is minimalist with half the tables on the street, half in a white-washed brick room with shiny wooden tables.
Mexico City
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Dulcinea
Oscar Wilde 29, near the corner of Presidente Masaryk
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Col. Polanco
Hours
Sun–Mon 9am–6pm, Tues–Sat 9am–1am
Transportation
Metro: Polanco
Phone
55/5280-8909
Prices
Main courses M$200–M$300
Cuisine Type
Mexican
Web site
Dulcinea
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