Casa Ávila — Restaurant in Mexico City

I think it’s fairly new cause I am here a lot and last time they were building it. I started off with the beef tail soup and it was fantastic. For my main course I had the red snapper on a bed of red peppers with baby squid and mussels. The snapper was cooked perfectly garnished with chopped asparagus. The squid was in a sauce I did not care for, it could be an acquired taste. The mussels I did not even attempt just for the fact of seafood that far from the sea especially mussels. They looked and smelled very good. I ended my meal with the creme brûlée. It was very tasty. As for beverage I had a Cabernet wine with sparkling mineral water on the side. Overall I will be back next time I’m here as the hotel is right next to it. Price was very...

My Mexican partner and I stopped by here and I had been a couple of times before and enjoyed the food so wanted to introduce him to it to. The food is good, but a little on the pricier side which we dont mind. When it came to the time to tip the waitress, we tipped 20% and her demeanor changed completely and she became very huffy and irritated. I am not really sure how much she expected us to tip but the food was already pricy and that was a generous tip. Unfortunately she seemed to expect that any foreigner has unlimited money and if they dont tip what she deems appropriate, finds it okay to act with this completely unprofessional attitude. Now we would not return, which is a shame because this is in no reflection of...

This restaurant is the best kept secret of Mexico City Juarez International Airport. It is in Terminal 2, and it is easy to miss if you are in a hurry, but it is located in the arrivals part of terminal 2 near the wing place by the bus stop. The atmosphere is fine dining, the wine list is exquisite, the service is stellar, and the food is beyond delicious. It is almost too good to be an airport restaurant but I am glad that they are here. It's a great break if you just arrived in Mexico. Take a breather before you leave the airport, relax, celebrate being in Mexico with a glass of wine, and fill your stomach with fine food. And if you have never had Mexican wine, this is the place to try it. A great...