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Gran Salón de la Ciudad de México
Lerdo 311, Ex Hipódromo de Peralvillo, Cuauhtémoc, 06250 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Centro Cultural de las Artes Escénicas Teatro María Rojo
5 de Mayo Manuel Gonzalez 286, Tlatelolco, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Jardín de Santiago
Av. Ricardo Flores Magón, Tlatelolco, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Auditorium Theater Labor Congress
Av. Ricardo Flores Magón 44, Guerrero, Cuauhtémoc, 06300 Cuauhtémoc, CDMX, Mexico
Teatro Isabela Corona
Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas 445, Tlatelolco, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Monumento Por La Paz
Av. Ricardo Flores Magón, Tlatelolco, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Teatro Hacienda
Lerdo 242, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Tlatelolco
Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas, Tlatelolco, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Plaza de las Tres Culturas
Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas S/N, Tlatelolco, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Teatro Félix Azuela
Manuel Gonzalez 386, Tlatelolco, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
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La casa de Toño en Tlatelolco
Eje 2 Nte 5, San Simón Tolnahuac, Cuauhtémoc, 06920 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
La Papa' Dá
Ezequiel A. Chávez, Lerdo 314 Edificio, Local 16, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 CDMX, Mexico
Toks Puerta Tlatelolco
Manuel Gonzalez 95, San Simón Tolnahuac, Cuauhtémoc, 06920 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
ROSSY R & A - Matriz Tlatelolco
Edif. Presiente Juarez. Loc. 23, Lerdo 284, Tlatelolco, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Piccolo Pizzas Tlatelolco
EDIFICIO ARTEAGA, Manuel Gonzalez 302-local 22, Tlatelolco, Cuauhtémoc, 06995 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Chilaquiles Tlatelolco
Presidente Juárez, Lerdo 284 Edificio, local 13, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Restaurante La Terraza De Los Amigos
Prol. Lerdo casi esquina con Av Eje 2 Norte, Manuel Gonzalez, San Simón Tolnahuac, 06920 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
El Torton
Manuel Gonzalez 302, Tlatelolco, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Mayer
Edificio Zaragoza, Lerdo 304-local 10, Cuauhtémoc, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Los Machetes de la Guerrero
Lerdo 186, Guerrero, Cuauhtémoc, 06300 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Nearby hotels
Downtown treasure place
Marte 85, Guerrero, Cuauhtémoc, 06300 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Hotel Beethoven
Beethoven 219, Peralvillo, Cuauhtémoc, 06250 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
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Gris.

Lerdo 304, Edificio Ignacio Zaragoza, local 9, Nonoalco Tlatelolco, 06900 Nonoalco Tatelolco, 06900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
4.2(223)
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attractions: Gran Salón de la Ciudad de México, Centro Cultural de las Artes Escénicas Teatro María Rojo, Jardín de Santiago, Auditorium Theater Labor Congress, Teatro Isabela Corona, Monumento Por La Paz, Teatro Hacienda, Tlatelolco, Plaza de las Tres Culturas, Teatro Félix Azuela, restaurants: La casa de Toño en Tlatelolco, La Papa' Dá, Toks Puerta Tlatelolco, ROSSY R & A - Matriz Tlatelolco, Piccolo Pizzas Tlatelolco, Chilaquiles Tlatelolco, Restaurante La Terraza De Los Amigos, El Torton, Mayer, Los Machetes de la Guerrero
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Nearby attractions of Gris.

Gran Salón de la Ciudad de México

Centro Cultural de las Artes Escénicas Teatro María Rojo

Jardín de Santiago

Auditorium Theater Labor Congress

Teatro Isabela Corona

Monumento Por La Paz

Teatro Hacienda

Tlatelolco

Plaza de las Tres Culturas

Teatro Félix Azuela

Gran Salón de la Ciudad de México

Gran Salón de la Ciudad de México

4.5

(818)

Open 24 hours
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Centro Cultural de las Artes Escénicas Teatro María Rojo

Centro Cultural de las Artes Escénicas Teatro María Rojo

4.3

(128)

Open 24 hours
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Jardín de Santiago

Jardín de Santiago

4.5

(1.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Auditorium Theater Labor Congress

Auditorium Theater Labor Congress

3.8

(1.0K)

Open 24 hours
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Malinche: El Musical
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Nearby restaurants of Gris.

La casa de Toño en Tlatelolco

La Papa' Dá

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Chilaquiles Tlatelolco

Restaurante La Terraza De Los Amigos

El Torton

Mayer

Los Machetes de la Guerrero

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La casa de Toño en Tlatelolco

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La Papa' Dá

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Toks Puerta Tlatelolco

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ROSSY R & A - Matriz Tlatelolco

4.1

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Reviews of Gris.

4.2
(223)
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4.0
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This is truly a hidden gem in CDMX. Tucked away in the Tlatelolco neighborhood, this small restaurant serves unique dishes with complex ingredients. A side note—reservations must be made through WhatsApp, as seating is limited, and there are set lunch times at 3 and 5 pm. I managed to snag a last-minute reservation, although the process was a bit slow, and I was informed that only the pork dish was left. There are usually two options served per day, so it’s best to reserve ahead of time if you want more choices. You can find the menu on their Instagram page or inquire through the chat.

Getting to Tlatelolco is easy, as it’s accessible by various modes of transport, but finding the restaurant can be tricky since it’s within the neighborhood buildings—using the exact Google Maps pinpoint is essential.

Upon arrival, I was seated and served a lemon and chia drink, which was perfectly balanced—neither too sweet nor too sour. The chips and salsa served while you wait were an instant favorite, especially the salsa, which was to die for!

The first course featured slices of cucumber with a mix of ingredients that made the dish feel fresh and light. Next came a salad with a sweet potato spread as the foundation, topped with baby lettuce, cherry tomatoes, and garbanzo beans. While the salad lacked a bit of flavor on its own, the sweet potato added a nice touch.

For the main course, I had pork with yellow mole, sweet potato, and a cucumber and arugula salad. The pork looked fantastic, but it was a bit tough to cut and chew. The salad was enjoyable, though the cucumber had a slightly salty flavor that wasn’t entirely to my liking.

To end the meal, I had a guayaba crumble with apple, which had just the right amount of sweetness, making it a delectable dessert.

I thoroughly enjoyed this culinary hidden gem. Each dish had layers of ingredients and flavors, making the entire experience more than worth the price. Experiencing lunch at Gris made me eager to return and explore more of their creations. For only $110 pesos (when I visited this restaurant early in 2024), it’s an absolute must-visit. With its intricate ingredients and sophisticated presentation, I truly appreciated every...

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5.0
50w

This is my favorite restaurant in the entire world. It is a delight to eat here. The highlight of the restaurant, is the complexity of an always changing tasting menu. I am certain that this place will become a Michelin Star restaurant in the near future and a Chefs Table episode on Netflix for sure. It is a concept menu that will change every day with locally sourced products. It is a fusion Mexican cuisine with flavors of the world. They are elevating traditional dishes with a very interesting proposition. Not everything is tasty always, but it is a place to experiment with new flavors, textures and combinations. The presentation is immaculate and the price of the entire menu is just $6 USD. It is a mixture of high cuisine, a farmers market to table, a comida corrida, with an always changing tasting menu. The only down side is that if you like something, you probably will never be able to have it again. The tasting menu is only offered on weekdays and there are only two sitting times. It is important that you make reservations as the...

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4.0
29w

Conocí Gris cuando aún se tenía que hacer reserva por Whatsapp y la comida era servida en tiempos. Recuerdo que llegamos y la señorita que nos recibió fue muy amable, en general recibimos una excelente atención. Conforme iban sirviendo los platillos también los presentaban, me gustó mucho todo; el lugar, la comida con sabores y presentación únicas, la buena atención y limpieza del lugar. Totalmente toda una experiencia culinaria y sin tener que pagar miles. La segunda visita fue más accesible, porque cambiaron su manera de trabajar, ya se podía llegar sin ninguna reserva y el menú paso a ser estable. Porque antes el menú era diferente cada día. Igualmente en esa segunda visita los alimentos fueron deliciosos, al igual que las bebidas y una variación de sabores que no había tenido oportunidad de probar. El lugar también, con la misma limpieza y rapidez de atención a pesar de que son platillos elaborados. Pero ( ahí viene el gran PERO) la atención de la segunda vez no fue la mas grata. No recuerdo el nombre de la chica que nos atendió, pero percibo que le da pereza hacer su trabajo y así con esa pesadez atiende. A pesar de esa experiencia decidimos regresar una tercera vez. Debo confesar que al llegar ví de nuevo a la misma chica y me desánimo el volver a consumir en Gris. Pero voy de lejos y no pensaba NO entrar porque es un lugar donde se nota la calidad en lo que venden y mi paladar lo agradece. En fin, la situación fue la misma a la anterior y peor. Considero que nuestro consumo fue bueno; una bebida cada quien ( éramos dos personas) dos platos fuertes y cada quien un postre. Tampoco demoramos mucho nuestra estancia, si acaso estuvimos como hora y media, y al termino de nuestros alimentos pedimos dos vasos con agua, la chica nos los llevo y nos pregunta que si gustábamos algo más, a lo que respondí que "no gracias " y en seguida nos dice "¿Su cuenta?" Con muy mala actitud, eso me molestó demasiado, así que mi respuesta fue equivalente a la misma forma en la que estábamos siendo atendidos y le dije "cuando la necesite, te la voy a pedir" y a pesar de esa molestia aún así decidimos dejar propina, porque sé todo lo que conlleva la atención al cliente. Pienso que este tipo de tratos van desanimando a pensar en volver a un lugar que realmente vale la pena visitar, no una vez, sino muchas más veces. En el momento pensé en hablarlo directamente con los que imagino son los encargados de Gris, pero me iba a dar más pena a mí que a la chica que atiende las mesas y también mi molestia pudo acrecentar. Así que decidí tomarme el tiempo para hacer una reseña y también dejar pasar tiempo (esto sucedió el miércoles 30 de Abril) para escribir una reseña más objetiva y no desde un enojo. De verdad espero que SÍ tomen en cuenta los comentarios porque no son muchos los lugares que ofrecen lo que Gris; calidad, sabores únicos, variedad, creatividad, accesibilidad en cuanto a precios y limpieza. Y por una mala atención si se pierde esa experiencia que pude disfrutar la primera vez...

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This is truly a hidden gem in CDMX. Tucked away in the Tlatelolco neighborhood, this small restaurant serves unique dishes with complex ingredients. A side note—reservations must be made through WhatsApp, as seating is limited, and there are set lunch times at 3 and 5 pm. I managed to snag a last-minute reservation, although the process was a bit slow, and I was informed that only the pork dish was left. There are usually two options served per day, so it’s best to reserve ahead of time if you want more choices. You can find the menu on their Instagram page or inquire through the chat. Getting to Tlatelolco is easy, as it’s accessible by various modes of transport, but finding the restaurant can be tricky since it’s within the neighborhood buildings—using the exact Google Maps pinpoint is essential. Upon arrival, I was seated and served a lemon and chia drink, which was perfectly balanced—neither too sweet nor too sour. The chips and salsa served while you wait were an instant favorite, especially the salsa, which was to die for! The first course featured slices of cucumber with a mix of ingredients that made the dish feel fresh and light. Next came a salad with a sweet potato spread as the foundation, topped with baby lettuce, cherry tomatoes, and garbanzo beans. While the salad lacked a bit of flavor on its own, the sweet potato added a nice touch. For the main course, I had pork with yellow mole, sweet potato, and a cucumber and arugula salad. The pork looked fantastic, but it was a bit tough to cut and chew. The salad was enjoyable, though the cucumber had a slightly salty flavor that wasn’t entirely to my liking. To end the meal, I had a guayaba crumble with apple, which had just the right amount of sweetness, making it a delectable dessert. I thoroughly enjoyed this culinary hidden gem. Each dish had layers of ingredients and flavors, making the entire experience more than worth the price. Experiencing lunch at Gris made me eager to return and explore more of their creations. For only $110 pesos (when I visited this restaurant early in 2024), it’s an absolute must-visit. With its intricate ingredients and sophisticated presentation, I truly appreciated every dish served.
Francisco TeistaFrancisco Teista
This is my favorite restaurant in the entire world. It is a delight to eat here. The highlight of the restaurant, is the complexity of an always changing tasting menu. I am certain that this place will become a Michelin Star restaurant in the near future and a Chefs Table episode on Netflix for sure. It is a concept menu that will change every day with locally sourced products. It is a fusion Mexican cuisine with flavors of the world. They are elevating traditional dishes with a very interesting proposition. Not everything is tasty always, but it is a place to experiment with new flavors, textures and combinations. The presentation is immaculate and the price of the entire menu is just $6 USD. It is a mixture of high cuisine, a farmers market to table, a comida corrida, with an always changing tasting menu. The only down side is that if you like something, you probably will never be able to have it again. The tasting menu is only offered on weekdays and there are only two sitting times. It is important that you make reservations as the place is tiny.
Kata G.Kata G.
Gris es uno de mis lugares favoritos para comer, diario te ofrecen un menú distinto, utilizan ingredientes frescos y de temporada, sus aguas frescas siempre sorprenden y que decir de la presentación, siempre se esmeran en montar un plato lindo. Es una excelente relación entre calidad y precio. Por el cariño que le tengo al lugar, me gustaría reportar la siguiente situación con el único fin de que se pueda tomar alguna acción para que Gris no pierda esa higiene y calidad que los caracteriza: El viernes 5 de abril asistí a comer y presencié un hecho desafortunado y desagradable: La chica de lentes que estaba atendiendo la barra estaba tose y tose, cubriéndose la boca con la misma mano con la que estaba sirviendo los hielos y los tragos, contaminando todo a su alrededor, ya que no traía cubrebocas. Que triste que la chica no tenga sentido común: está trabajando en un restaurante y la higiene es primordial! En fin, sin considerar el desafortunado hecho narrado previamente, reitero mi gusto por comer en Gris, definiendolo como un pequeño Oasis culinario dentro de Tlatelolco. ¡Felicidades!
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This is truly a hidden gem in CDMX. Tucked away in the Tlatelolco neighborhood, this small restaurant serves unique dishes with complex ingredients. A side note—reservations must be made through WhatsApp, as seating is limited, and there are set lunch times at 3 and 5 pm. I managed to snag a last-minute reservation, although the process was a bit slow, and I was informed that only the pork dish was left. There are usually two options served per day, so it’s best to reserve ahead of time if you want more choices. You can find the menu on their Instagram page or inquire through the chat. Getting to Tlatelolco is easy, as it’s accessible by various modes of transport, but finding the restaurant can be tricky since it’s within the neighborhood buildings—using the exact Google Maps pinpoint is essential. Upon arrival, I was seated and served a lemon and chia drink, which was perfectly balanced—neither too sweet nor too sour. The chips and salsa served while you wait were an instant favorite, especially the salsa, which was to die for! The first course featured slices of cucumber with a mix of ingredients that made the dish feel fresh and light. Next came a salad with a sweet potato spread as the foundation, topped with baby lettuce, cherry tomatoes, and garbanzo beans. While the salad lacked a bit of flavor on its own, the sweet potato added a nice touch. For the main course, I had pork with yellow mole, sweet potato, and a cucumber and arugula salad. The pork looked fantastic, but it was a bit tough to cut and chew. The salad was enjoyable, though the cucumber had a slightly salty flavor that wasn’t entirely to my liking. To end the meal, I had a guayaba crumble with apple, which had just the right amount of sweetness, making it a delectable dessert. I thoroughly enjoyed this culinary hidden gem. Each dish had layers of ingredients and flavors, making the entire experience more than worth the price. Experiencing lunch at Gris made me eager to return and explore more of their creations. For only $110 pesos (when I visited this restaurant early in 2024), it’s an absolute must-visit. With its intricate ingredients and sophisticated presentation, I truly appreciated every dish served.
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This is my favorite restaurant in the entire world. It is a delight to eat here. The highlight of the restaurant, is the complexity of an always changing tasting menu. I am certain that this place will become a Michelin Star restaurant in the near future and a Chefs Table episode on Netflix for sure. It is a concept menu that will change every day with locally sourced products. It is a fusion Mexican cuisine with flavors of the world. They are elevating traditional dishes with a very interesting proposition. Not everything is tasty always, but it is a place to experiment with new flavors, textures and combinations. The presentation is immaculate and the price of the entire menu is just $6 USD. It is a mixture of high cuisine, a farmers market to table, a comida corrida, with an always changing tasting menu. The only down side is that if you like something, you probably will never be able to have it again. The tasting menu is only offered on weekdays and there are only two sitting times. It is important that you make reservations as the place is tiny.
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Gris es uno de mis lugares favoritos para comer, diario te ofrecen un menú distinto, utilizan ingredientes frescos y de temporada, sus aguas frescas siempre sorprenden y que decir de la presentación, siempre se esmeran en montar un plato lindo. Es una excelente relación entre calidad y precio. Por el cariño que le tengo al lugar, me gustaría reportar la siguiente situación con el único fin de que se pueda tomar alguna acción para que Gris no pierda esa higiene y calidad que los caracteriza: El viernes 5 de abril asistí a comer y presencié un hecho desafortunado y desagradable: La chica de lentes que estaba atendiendo la barra estaba tose y tose, cubriéndose la boca con la misma mano con la que estaba sirviendo los hielos y los tragos, contaminando todo a su alrededor, ya que no traía cubrebocas. Que triste que la chica no tenga sentido común: está trabajando en un restaurante y la higiene es primordial! En fin, sin considerar el desafortunado hecho narrado previamente, reitero mi gusto por comer en Gris, definiendolo como un pequeño Oasis culinario dentro de Tlatelolco. ¡Felicidades!
Kata G.

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