Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Mexico

"Calle Durango 200, Mexico City 06700 MexicoMexican, SeafoodLunch, Dinner, BrunchReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Validated Parking, Valet Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Highchairs Available[email protected]+52 55 5514 9217http://www.contramar.com.mx"

"The restaurant has been serving consistent high-quality dishes including ceviches and other seafood delicacies. Order up a red snapper and take a spot on their outdoor patio table to enjoy the atmosphere and the food, without any hassle."

"If you’re staying in Mexico City on a Sunday, you’ll realize one thing pretty quickly - almost all the restaurants and bars are closed. But don’t get too discouraged - just go to La Docena. This loud, informal seafood/oyster bar in Roma is open all day on Sunday (and the rest of the week), making it a great option if you’re looking for a late dinner with friends that doesn’t involve raiding the chip section at the nearest grocery store."

"Save for the shrimp po'boy, it's hard to see why La Docena refers to itself as a New Orleans-inspired oyster bar. No matter—the seafood is fresh and there's enough cured ham to please everyone. The raw clams, aguachiles, octopus tostadas, and house-made aioli are especially nice, and the French fries here are some of the best in town."

"Chefs and fashion types sit shoulder to shoulder at the bar to slurp oysters and G and Ts, and at the sun-drenched tables by the floor-to-ceiling window to sample the rest of the eclectic menu, which includes plates like Peruvian ceviche, grilled seafood, oyster po-boys, and sweet potato fries."

"Tonight was our big dinner at Entremar. It’s the sister of Contramar, serving exacting the same things, so don’t be sad if you don’t get a reservation at Contramar. We emailed them and they hooked us up!. You’re gonna need to get the Tostadas de atun, and an aguachile of some kind (it’s basically ceviche)."

"Location: Multiple (the one I’ve been to: Euler 17, Polanco, Polanco V Secc, 11560 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico)Price: $$Website: https://www.facebook.com/losarbolitos.decajeme.2/. This is another chain (with locations throughout Mexico) that specializes in seafood, but I’d say it’s a little bit more authentic than Fisher’s. The name, which means “The Trees of Cajeme,” references a coastal area in the state of Sonora, so they’re at least implying that their dishes hail from that region of Mexico."

"This is the place to go to get some of the best ceviche and aguachiles in the city.”. Here Magazine started as the stories and pictures we picked up on the road and shared with our immediate circle, then grew into something bigger. Now, we explore places through the lens of local, creative, and influential people."

"Polanco is home to a fashionable rooftop bar, the Area Bar, which belongs to the Hotel Habita. The elite of Mexico City can be found at this luxurious venue, which offers breathtaking views of the trendy neighborhood. Make the most of the beautifully decked lounge area, which has its own rooftop swimming pool during the day."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Area Bar is a rooftop restaurant located at Hotel Habita. The quaint looking rooftop bar, with pastel green coloured interiors and comfortable cushioned seating, offers a great outdoor experience."

"The Museo de Arte Popular is a unique museum that focuses on Mexican folk and popular art. The museum has wonderful, colorful displays of traditional pottery, handicrafts, and instruments, from indigenous traditions through to religious and more modern traditions too. Once a year the Museo de Arte Popular sponsors the iconic Alebrije Parade, which sees enormous depictions of Mexican folkloric monsters being paraded through the streets of Mexico City."

"Revillagigedo 11, Colonia Centro, Centro, 06050 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico. There is so much to see and do in Mexico City, but this place should be on the itinerary of anyone interested in the incredibly varied world of Mexican folk art. The space is spacious and bright, which means the vibrant colors of, well,..."

"Inside this grandiose colonial palace you'll see Diego Rivera murals (painted between 1929 and 1951) that depict Mexican civilization from the arrival of Quetzalcóatl (the Aztec plumed serpent god) to the post-revolutionary period. The nine murals covering the north and east walls of the first level above the patio chronicle indigenous life before the Spanish conquest. "

"Plaza de la Constitución S/N, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06066 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico. Though his reputation is now arguably overshadowed by that of his former wife, painter and muralist Diego Rivera—commissioned by Mexico’s postrevolutionary governments starting in the late 1920s to adorn several national monuments in..."

"The Natural History Museum features a variety of themes, from the origins of life on Earth to animal and plant life. Its nine exhibition rooms have displays related to the following subjects: Universe, Earth, Origin, and Life, Taxonomy, Ecology, Evolution, Biology, Mankind, and Biographies. The museum is located in Chapultepec Park's second section (Segunda Seccion) near the Lago Menor, in a series of multi-colored dome-shaped buildings.​"

"Named for the old lady who lived above her gourmet shop, Delirio, this Colonia Roma restaurant was developed by chef Mónica Patiño (she runs it alongside her daughter, Micaela Miguel). The high-ceilinged house makes for a trendy-yet-cozy setting, perfect for sharing ratatouille, steak and homemade foie gras au torchon with your loved one."

"Upstairs from her flagship Delirio boutique (also worth a duck-in), a beautiful town house is home to chef Mónica Patiño’s Casa Virginia, featuring a changing seasonal menu that takes creative advantage of Mexico’s wide-ranging culinary variety...."

"Located in the beautiful Condesa neighborhood, on the corner of Amsterdam and surrounded by various bars perfect for an after-dinner drink, Rojo Bistrot is a favorite with the locals. True to its laidback, cosmopolitan location, expect divine French cuisine with a bohemian, contemporary twist very much influenced by the Parisian bistro lifestyle, as well as the New York background of its owners. Perennially busy, the low lighting, live music, and efficient service make this an excellent location for a date night."