Ajoblanco
Illustration · photos coming soonSpanish restaurant in Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico.
About
Ajoblanco is a Spanish Mediterranean Cuisine restaurant. The name Ajoblanco comes from the idea of gazpacho made with almonds from the gastronomy of Malaga (Andalusia) and Extremadura. The idea was developed by Chef Pablo San Román, who is in charge of the dishes together with Mexican Chef Manuel Victoria, who is in charge of planning them. Ajoblanco's specialties include fish, rice dishes, shellfish, gazpachos and their homemade bread.
Reviews (542 on Google)
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★★★★★via Google“Mexican restaurant have the BEST service. It s amazing the warmth of the Mexican waiters. And the food here was perfect. This salad is the definition of the perfect bite”
★★★★★via Google“Bad service. Food was cold. Very cold inside.”
★★★★★via Google“Excellent service — friendly, quick, and attentive staff. The dishes were delicious, though the presentation could be improved. Great wine selection and a very pleasant, cozy atmosphere. Definitely an experience worth repeating.”
★★★★★via Google“Nice Spanish Mediterranean restaurant”
★★★★★via Google“Highly recommend! We stumbled upon this amazing rooftop restaurant on my birthday after enjoying a spa morning in Polanco, and a bike ride through the park. We enjoyed the food, the kindness, the futbol game, the staff and my birthday wishes. Muchas Gracias! We will be back!”
★★★★★via Google“Great Spanish food! The sole was to die for. Excellent authentic Spanish food. I high recommend if in Mexico City.”
★★★★★via Google“Amazing autentique Spanish restaurant! Excellent food and service!”
★★★★★via Google“Really good food. Staff was really friendly and helpful. Be sure to try the "Picaña", the salted fish and the artichokes, they are really good. It is not precisely cheap but for the food and service it is really worth it. Around 30 to 40 dollars per person. Would definitely recommend.”
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Ajoblanco — frequently asked questions
Does Ajoblanco take reservations?+
Yes — you can request a table at Ajoblanco directly on this page and the restaurant confirms your booking.
What are Ajoblanco's opening hours?+
Ajoblanco's full weekly opening hours are listed in the Hours panel on this page. It's open 7 days a week — always check the profile before you go, as hours can change.
Where is Ajoblanco?+
Ajoblanco is in Ciudad de México, Mexico. The full address is Pedregal #45, Lomas - Virreyes, Lomas de Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo. Tap "Get directions" for the map.
Is Ajoblanco expensive?+
Ajoblanco sits in the mid-range range ($$) among Spanish restaurants in Ciudad de México, Mexico.
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