Rojo Bistrot - Review - La Condesa - Mexico City - The Infatuation
"Since 2000, Rojo Bistrot has been serving dishes that are as French as it gets—the city’s most tender duck magret, escargots with white wine, garlic, and crispy bacon, and onion soup topped with gooey melted cheese. The walls are filled with Amélie posters and old-school Perrier ads, giving this cozy corner spot the timeless yet relaxed energy you’d expect from any great bistro. However, this place is also a people-watching hotspot. You’ll be surrounded by a mix of younger locals and stylish ladies in pearl necklaces and Chanel-looking jackets, while jazzy pop covers play softly in the background. Head here for a comforting meal, or anytime you want to enjoy the feeling of going out while still feeling at home. photo credit: Andrew Reiner" - Guillaume Guevara
