Pujol is one of the most sought-after dinner reservations in Mexico City. Chef Enrique Olivera’s restaurant has landed on all sorts of “best of” lists, including The World’s 50 Best Restaurants, and his work has helped put Mexico City on the map as a fine dining destination.
Seeing as reservations open a year in advance, and our trip to Mexico City was somewhat last-minute, we initially didn’t think we were going to be able to experience this institution. However, after obsessively checking the reservations for cancellations every day we were in Mexico City, we finally scored a dinner reservation one afternoon for that same evening. (Read more about how we got Pujol reservations here.)
There are a couple of dining options at Pujol, include a taco omakase experience at the bar, and a la carte or prix-fixe menu options in the main dining room. We were lucky enough to score a spot in the main dining room and knew we had to go for the prix-fixe option. At about $130 USD for seven courses in early 2022, the prix-fixe option is definitely a great value compared to these types of dinners in the US or Europe, for example.
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