Rooftop and Terrace Restaurants in Mexico City
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Rooftop and Terrace × Deals
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Weekend Breakfast Buffet from $365, with Ángel Views
Balta
Cuauhtémoc
Weekend Breakfast Buffet, $365 Continental or $700 Full
Weekend breakfast buffet on the 12th floor, Saturdays and Sundays 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The continental buffet is about $3...
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09
AUG
Weekend Brunch Buffet, $660 with Bottomless Mimosas
Terraza Gran Hotel
Centro Histórico
Weekend Brunch Buffet $660 Adults, $490 Children
Weekend brunch buffet at $660 per adult and $490 per child, Saturday and Sunday 7:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Bottomless mimosas u...
SUN
09
AUG
Brunch with 360° City Views Saturdays & Sundays
Bellini Restaurante Giratorio
Nápoles
Weekend Brunch with 360° Views, from $890
Weekend brunch on the 45th-floor rotating restaurant, Saturdays and Sundays 9 a.m.–2 p.m., from $890 per adult on Saturd...
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09
AUG
Sunday Rooftop Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas, $980
Conchita Clamont
Roma Norte
Sunday Rooftop Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas, $980
Sunday rooftop brunch for $980 per person with bottomless mimosas, served 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The multi-course spread mo...
SUN
09
AUG
Sunday Brunch Buffet from $940
Roof Garden San Jerónimo
San Jerónimo
Sunday Brunch $940, or $1,265 with Unlimited Mimosas
Sunday brunch buffet from $940 per adult, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., or $1,265 with unlimited mimosas. Kids 6–12 are $325, and c...
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09
AUG
Sunday Bottomless Mimosas, $480 on the Terrace
LaMari
Lomas de Chapultepec
Sunday Bottomless Mimosas $480, Food à la Carte
Bottomless mimosas for $480 per person on Sundays, 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., on LaMari's terrace. Food is ordered à la carte...
TUE
11
AUG
Rooftop Pool + Cathedral Views at Círculo Mexicano — $1,500
Terraza Círculo Mexicano
Centro Histórico
Day Pass for $1,500 with Pool, Jacuzzi, Sauna & $850 Credit
A $1,500 pass gets you the rooftop pool, jacuzzi, and sauna from noon to 6 p.m., plus an $850 credit for the Comedor Mex...
WED
12
AUG
Weekday Breakfast Buffet, $380 Monday–Friday
Terraza Gran Hotel
Centro Histórico
Breakfast Buffet $380 Weekdays
Weekday breakfast buffet at $380, down from $495, Monday–Friday 7:00–9:30 a.m. Booked and paid online in advance; exclud...
WED
12
AUG
Pool + $850 Food Credit at Downtown México for $1,500
Downtown Hotel Terrace Bar
Centro Histórico
Day Pass for $1,500 with Rooftop Pool, Jacuzzi & $850 Credit
A $1,500 day pass gets you into the adults-only rooftop pool and jacuzzi, plus an $850 food-and-drink credit to spend on...
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12
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The $700 Rooftop Day Pass at Alia: Pool + Jacuzzi
Alia Rooftop CDMX
Nápoles
Day Pass for $700 with Infinity Pool & Heated Jacuzzi
At $700, this is the most affordable pass on the list — the rooftop infinity pool and heated jacuzzi, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.,...
Rooftop and Terrace Listings
Downtown Hotel Terrace Bar
Set on the rooftop of a 17th-century palace in the Centro Histórico, this terrace bar offers sweeping views of the historic skyline — you'll spot colonial-era domes and the Metropolitan Cathedral from your seat. The cocktail menu leans on hand-crafted preparations and Mexican ingredients, paired with a selection of tacos and other snacks designed for grazing.The rooftop includes a pool and jacuzzi available for day pass guests, though the pool water tends toward chilly. Come for sunset drinks or after a day of sightseeing; the terrace hits its stride at golden hour. Reservations recommended for weekend evenings.
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Samos (Sabores Míos)
Samos sits on the 38th floor of The Ritz-Carlton Mexico City, offering sweeping views toward Chapultepec Castle from both the terrace and dining room. The menu reimagines Mexican cuisine through a contemporary lens, celebrating local ingredients and refined technique—think NY steak paired with mole, goat cheese ravioli, and the Ritz-Carlton's signature chocolate shell dessert. The breakfast menu includes French toast and chilaquiles with cecina.Reservations are recommended, especially for terrace seating. Expect a quiet, polished atmosphere that draws international visitors and locals celebrating special occasions. Valet parking is available.
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Estanquillo Museum (Terraza)
This four-story museum houses the personal collection of renowned chronicler Carlos Monsiváis — caricatures, photographs, prints, and artifacts that trace Mexico's popular culture, political history, and everyday life. The rooftop terrace, home to Kato Café, offers one of the best panoramic views in Centro Histórico, looking out onto the Templo de San Felipe Neri (La Profesa) and the Neoclassical façade of Hotel Diligencias with its Greek sculptures and massive clock.Admission is free, and exhibitions rotate regularly. The museum opened in 2006 and celebrated its 20th anniversary recently. The terrace café serves affordably priced coffee and light bites, though seating fills up fast on weekends. Note that photography with professional or semi-professional cameras (including action cameras like GoPro) is restricted on the terrace.
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Palmares
Palmares is a rooftop restaurant on Durango in Roma Norte, with a tropical terrace packed with plants and an open-air dining setup. The menu leans Mexican with a strong focus on seafood — tostadas de kampachi and atún, pulpo, and grilled octopus are what regulars order, along with tacos de lengua and guacamole at the center of the table.The space feels like a quieter corner of Tulum transplanted to the city, and they're happy to have dogs join you on the terrace. Service tends to be quick and attentive, and the place stays warm with outdoor heaters when the temperature drops. Open Monday through Saturday 1:00 pm to midnight, Sundays until 7:00 pm.
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FIERA ROOFTOP
Seven years in and still going strong, FIERA ROOFTOP sits on the second floor of a Lomas de Chapultepec building with open-air views and a music-driven atmosphere. The menu covers Mexican bites—burgers and bar food dominate—while the drink list leans on cocktails and carajillos. Music runs the gamut from Afro house to reggaeton depending on the night, and the crowd skews international.Reservations are strongly recommended—walk-ins often wait or get turned away, especially on weekends. The terrace gets busy, the vibe stays casual, and it's built for groups looking to drink and socialize over a few hours.
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Central Central
International restaurant with a Spanish accent, located inside The Westin Santa Fe with valley views from the dining room. The jamón ibérico croquettes are what regulars order first, followed by paella and tártara. The cocktail menu runs deep — the lychee martini and piña colada both hold their own.The space leans into Old West-inspired décor with warm, ambient lighting that makes it work for date night or group dinners. Parking is through the hotel. Reservations recommended, especially on weekends.
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Casa Ó
This contemporary European-Mexican restaurant in Lomas de Chapultepec serves breakfast from 7:30am and has built a following for its French toast roll — a massive, shareable plate that regulars order by name. The menu runs from machaca with eggs and green salsa chilaquiles to grilled octopus, truffle pasta, and duck tacos, with a bakery counter stocked with bagels and pastries.The terrace allows dogs and offers a quieter setting than the indoor dining room. Valet parking available, and portions run large — many dishes are sized to share or take home.
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Bistró Chapultepec
Bistró Chapultepec sits directly on the lake in the second section of Bosque de Chapultepec, offering lakeside views from nearly every table — whether you're inside or on the terrace. The menu blends Mexican and European cooking, with a weekend buffet that covers everything from quesadillas and guisos to sushi, soups, and desserts, plus juice and coffee included. Moderately priced for the setting and portion size.It's pet-friendly, making it a popular spot for dog owners, and has its own parking with valet service. Expect a wait of 20 to 40 minutes on weekends — reservations help. Open Monday to Friday from 7:30am to 7pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 8am to 7pm.
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LOS DE ARRIBA
Live music bar on the 10th floor with sweeping views over Nápoles — the kind of perch where you can watch the city light up while a singer works through an Abel Velázquez set or another prepared guest takes the stage. The space is intimate and designed around the music: tables face the performers, the sound is clean, and the crowd shows up to listen, not just drink.The cocktail menu leans on classics — the mango mojito is a recurring order — and the French fries and bar food hold up well enough to keep you around for another round. Some nights require reservations, especially for ticketed concerts, so check their social channels ahead of time. Service is generally attentive, and the whole setup works best when you arrive early to snag a seat with your group and settle in before the music starts.
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Jardín Juárez
An open-air cocktail bar on Avenida Chapultepec with long communal wood tables, a full bar, and a small garden tucked behind an unassuming entrance. The setup is self-service — order at the counter, pick up your drinks at the bar, then settle in. Cocktails come by the glass or in shareable liter pitchers, and the menu runs from classic mixed drinks to craft beer.DJs spin on weekends, and the crowd arrives early to claim spots at the communal tables before the space fills up. The bartenders know their way around a shaker, and the papas Jardín — thick-cut fries served with toppings — are the move if you're staying for more than a round. No reservations, and lines form after 9pm on busy nights.
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