5 restaurants in CDMX to feel like you’re in Paris 

The craze for French cuisine is very evident when you walk through the streets of the Mexican capital. Whether in the form of bakeries, cafes, or restaurants, haute cuisine is present, and the truth is that we, the capital residents, love to try different things. Today we tell you about 5 places in CDMX to feel like you are in Paris, they will leave you in awe! Before moving on to the most delicious part of this note, it is worth mentioning that French gastronomy is one of the most prestigious in the world. This is because many French chefs are pioneers in creating culinary methods while also presenting a series of innovative recipes. And what to say about pastries and desserts, as France is the birthplace of options like tarte tatin, macarons, profiteroles, crème brûlée, madeleines, and much more.  You can also read: Bon Appétit! How did French cuisine influence Mexican cuisine?5 restaurants in CDMX to feel like you are in Paris The French food has different shades and is one of the most interesting culinary traditions. On one hand, it offers dishes made with vegetables like ratatouille. At the same time, it also offers dishes with much more intense flavors, such as boeuf bourguignon, onion soup, and more.  If you are not so skilled in the art of haute cuisine and prefer to eat at a restaurant, kiwilimón shares these 5 options for enjoying authentic French food in the city. 1. Patisserie Dominique Patisserie Dominique stands out among the French restaurants in CDMX. On one hand, it not only offers delicious options at an excellent price-quality ratio but also has a relaxed atmosphere and excellent service. We recommend trying their options for brunch, as you can also choose a package that includes a mimosa and enjoy all the flavors of French cuisine from the Mexican capital.  Where? C. de Chiapas 155A, Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Mexico City, CDMX.Price: $ - $$ 2. Au Pied de Cochon The restaurant Au Pied de Cochon is a benchmark when it comes to excellence. Fortunately for Mexican foodies, the iconic Parisian restaurant opened its doors in CDMX 24 years ago. Since then, it has delighted us with the best of French gastronomy 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.  At Au Pied de Cochon, you can enjoy great dishes like confit suckling pig with bacon lentils and foie gras cromesquis. As well as the classic beef tartare, the famous coq au vin, snails, and crêpes Suzette.  The best part? It is the ideal space for a romantic dinner or a family celebration, as they have a play area for the little ones.  Where? Campos Elíseos 218, Polanco, Miguel Hidalgo, 11560, Mexico City, CDMX.Price: $$$ See more: 12 representative dishes of French gastronomy3. Havre 77An old mansion in the heart of CDMX has become the perfect setting to create a space dedicated to French gastronomy: Havre 77. This restaurant, led by chefs Eduardo García and Gerardo Ramos, is the ideal place to indulge in the luxury and indulgence that characterize French cuisine.Don't miss their incredible onion soup with Gruyère and Emmental cheese, gratin oysters, roasted chicken with mashed potatoes, and filet. Pair it with one of their cocktails or a good glass of wine, as they offer an amazing selection of drinks. To top it off, don’t miss classic desserts like crème brûlée, pain perdu, or tarte tatin.  Where? Havre 77, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600, Mexico City, CDMX.Price: $$4. L’Entrecote This classic French restaurant has just celebrated 10 years delighting the palate of gourmet food lovers. L’Entrecote stands out for many reasons, but the main one is that its menu consists of just a few dishes: the steak with fries, which is covered with a sauce that will make you dream awake. You can also accompany the meat with a salad with mustard vinaigrette and choose a good red wine.  Now, if we talk about their desserts, we are sure they will leave you in awe. You have to try their profiteroles with chocolate sauce and chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream; they are amazing! Where? Emilio Castelar 121, Polanco, Mexico City, 11560 CDMX. Price: $$ - $$$ 5. Ladurée The French maison opened its doors in 2023 and brought with it the best of French pastry. Besides being one of the chicest places in the city, Ladurée is an excellent option for enjoying brunch or coffee with friends.  The macarons are priced at $70 each, and the boxes range from $520 to $3,950. Meanwhile, breakfast packages cost between $380 and $580.  Where? Calle Julio Verne 93, Polanco IV Secc. Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City, 11560, CDMX.Price: $$ - $$$ Now that you know which are 5 of the best restaurants to enjoy the best of French gastronomy, don’t hesitate to visit them and indulge in legendary dishes. Which of these places is your favorite?Continue reading: 5 easy French food recipes to prepare at home