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Michelin-starred restaurants in Mexico City
Start with Quintonil in Polanco, Rosetta in Roma Norte and Pujol in Polanco (Miguel Hidalgo). Here are all 11, with why each one is worth it.
- QuintonilPolanco
Get: The seasonal tasting menu, built on heirloom corn, small-producer vegetables and insects as seasoning; the counter menu has grasshopper and chicatana ant tacos
Michelin 2★ (2026) · Contemporary Mexican · $$$$
RosettaRoma NorteGet: Cabbage and kale tacos with pistachio pipián, sweet potato tamal with salsa macha, sliced Manila mango with coconut cream and horchata ice cream
Michelin 1★ (2026) · Contemporary Mexican-Italian · $$$. Elegant Roma Norte villa with a lush garden feel, known for its pink guava meringue cake and refined Italian-Mexican cooking.
- EmCuauhtemoc · Mexican coastal
Michelin 1★ (2026) · Contemporary. Cuauhtemoc restaurant from chef Lucho Martínez exploring Mexico's Pacific coast flavors with a refined, seafood-forward tasting menu.
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What are the michelin-starred restaurants in Mexico City?
Chef Amazing’s picks start with Quintonil (Polanco), Rosetta (Roma Norte) and Pujol (Polanco (Miguel Hidalgo)). All 11 places are on this page with what to get, where they are and a map.
What should I order?
At Quintonil, get the seasonal tasting menu, built on heirloom corn, small-producer vegetables and insects as seasoning; the counter menu has grasshopper and chicatana ant tacos. At Rosetta, get cabbage and kale tacos with pistachio pipián, sweet potato tamal with salsa macha, sliced Manila mango with coconut cream and horchata ice cream.
Which neighborhood is best for michelin-starred restaurants in Mexico City?
Most of these are in Cuauhtemoc. The map on this page shows every one, numbered like the list.
How does Chef Amazing pick these?
From Chef Amazing’s city guide and lists for Mexico City: the places critics, chefs and locals keep recommending, checked and kept current, with what to order at each. Nobody pays to be on them.
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Places change: check hours before you go. Pins come from addresses and OpenStreetMap and can be a little off. Updated October 25, 2026.