"If The Godfather had a Mexican sequel, this hacienda-like San Ángel institution would be the setting for the wedding scene. It’s in a former monastery with a stunning, kid-friendly courtyard in the center that’s full of fountains and the greenest grass you’ve ever seen. Gobble down steak tacos, puff on a cigar, and sip on a margarita that’s shaken right at your table. The food is primarily traditional Mexican plates, like decadent chicharrón in green tomato sauce and Veracruz-style grilled sea bass you’ll remember for weeks. This spot is popular and slightly touristy, so make sure to snag a reservation before you go and plan on an extra-long lunch." - guillaume guevara
Andrew Reiner