La Azotea — Restaurant in Mexico City

La Azotea, perched atop Calle Dr Mora 9 in the Centro Histórico, is an absolute must-visit for anyone exploring Mexico City. From the moment you step onto the 4th-floor terrace, you're greeted with breathtaking panoramic views of the bustling historic center. It's a serene oasis amidst the city's vibrant chaos, perfect for unwinding and soaking in the local atmosphere.

The menu here is nothing short of extraordinary. Each dish offers a unique and authentic taste of Mexico, blending traditional flavors with creative twists that are sure to delight your palate. It's not your standard fare—this is Mexican cuisine at its most inspired, showcasing the country's culinary heritage in every bite.

The setting is intimate yet lively, making it a great spot for a romantic dinner or a laid-back gathering with friends. Whether you're savoring their expertly prepared tacos or sipping on a mezcal cocktail, every moment at La Azotea feels like a true cultural experience.

If you're in the Centro Histórico and looking for a place that's both visually stunning and gastronomically memorable, La Azotea is the spot....

This is a cute place to sit outside and have a drink, but don't expect amazing views.

Also note, you will have to walk up 4 flights of stairs to get to this rooftop (no elevator.) This place was recommended to us. I headed there with my mother (after our massages) and we took transportation all of the way there but, were not expecting this part. This is not idea after relaxing in a spa or for anyone with mobility issues but great for a short pit stop if you are in the area. We didn't need to make a special trip for this experience. The staff were very nice and our drinks were made with fresh ingredients. They were actually delicious.

The area is decorated nicely but, you can only see the tops of buildings in the distance. You'll get plenty of sun and a nice breeze but, understand that there is NOT a great view below.

This wasn't what I was expecting based on all of the reviews promising a...

I ordered the hanger steak stuffed potato and balsamic chicken sandwich. The potato's center had blackened, leaving a large empty cavity and causing a lot of exterior to be quite hard and under-cooked. I presume the chef had cut the potato in half to fill it, leading me to wonder why they served it in that condition, but perhaps I'm pickier than other diners. I can say the bits of steak were good -- if I had to do it again, I would just order the hanger steak. The chicken sandwich was pretty good. The cocktails were sweet and seemingly light on alcohol, but they weren't bad tasting. The view and service by the waitstaff were the...