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Nice food and atmosphere. The expansiveness of the interior space creates a feeling of compressed largess. The wait staff are polite but mostly leave you to enjoy your meal. They were quite tardy in bringing my second beverage. Overall a nice experience.

visited for the restaurant and its architecture and views, all of which were great. a mysterious black lemonade tasted identical to indian sweet lime soda. locally sourced ingredients made for excellent dishes. unsure if reservation is completely necessary but we got one to be safe. also important to note it is located in the center of the large park so only accessible by car or a reasonably long walk.

We came here on Saturday afternoon thinking it was a cultural center as well as a restaurant but upon arrival there were no exhibits to see and appeared to only be a restaurant. We didn’t have a reservation so we put our names down for a table of 4 and took a walk down by the water. Once we received the text notifying us that our table was ready we were seated at a lovely table with a great view of the water. Service during lunch was pretty spotty, our server disappeared for large chunks of time throughout and when one of my friends ordered a wellness shot our server said that he wouldn’t like it and that it would make him feel weird. The complimentary pastries to start were a nice touch and my friends loved their enfrijoladas. I ordered the eggs with wild mushrooms and asked for a side of the vegetables but it showed up with ham on top instead which was a bummer. My husband got the duck sandwich and said that it was fine. Overall lunch was ok, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here and would not recommend this to friends coming to Mexico City.

the food is very good and fresh. The service was not good. There were many waiters and I had to ask for what I wanted 4 times! I did not like the decoration at all, it really looks rundown but not in a good way. The view of the lake is nice. Their bread and sweet bread is delicious!

The food quality and available options have been degraded significantly from the last time I ate here years ago. It’s now a truly overrated and overpriced place. Seems there is a lack of proper management, for example our main food arrived before the appetizers. I have also attached the photo of the MX$220 margarita I ordered which is basically only ice cubes.

One of the most stunning restaurants I’ve been in. The food was delicious as well, we ate there for breakfast. Their lunch menu begins at 1p.

We arrived at 6 pm, and the restaurant closes at 7 pm. After changing the table, the waiter never came back, and when he asked for our order it was 30 minutes without even water. We ordered only drinks and a cake, with that time frame, we didn't want to eat rushed. The view from the lake, and the park is awesome. The prices are expensive compared to similar places.

Truly a five * experience at every level! An uncomplicated yet sophisticated selection of dishes and cocktails that are as unique as they are tasty. An impressive architecture that also makes the best of its location in the lake within the park of Chapultepec. Our waiter, Hernan Perez, rounded our experience off with an incredibly friendly and professional service. Very knowledgeable about the food and the restaurant he showed a tremendous sense of hospitality and humor.