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
Broka
Chef Marco Margain's contemporary Mexican bistro occupies a converted Roma Norte home with a large terrace that catches natural light through the afternoon. The menu focuses on responsibly sourced ingredients with a modern take on Mexican classics — shrimp quesadillas with house-made blue corn tortillas, duck tacos with herbs, banana gnocchi, and beet carpaccio are standout orders.The patio is the place to sit when weather allows, and live music plays on certain evenings. Service is attentive, and the molcajete verde salsa is a consistent table favorite. Prices fall in the mid-range for the neighborhood. No parking on-site, so plan accordingly or arrive on foot.
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Blanco Colima
Opened in October 2015 inside a house completed in 1907, Blanco Colima blends modernist architecture with a menu that fuses Mexican and European flavors. Signature dishes include suckling pig tacos, sea bass with esquites treated like risotto, and short rib in chipotle and piloncillo sauce. The kitchen also serves tuna toast with ancho chili ponzu and roasted artichoke as a house opener.The space spans multiple rooms and a rooftop terrace on Colima in Roma Norte, with art gallery @lagaleria.blancocolima integrated into the concept. A dedicated cocktail program and high-end wine list run alongside the food menu. Open daily from 10 AM to midnight, the house works for brunch service through late dinners. Reservations recommended on weekends.
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Altanera Roma
This two-level rooftop restaurant and bar occupies the 8th and 9th floors of a Roma Norte building on Colima, offering open-air terraces with city views and a menu rooted in Mexican flavors. The space leans into greenery and warm lighting — plants frame the upper terrace, and the atmosphere shifts from relaxed daytime dining to a more social evening scene.The menu runs from shrimp tacos and braised beef chambarete to a standout chocolate cake and a horchata cake that shows up frequently on the dessert list. The cocktail program is mezcal-forward, with a popular passion fruit mezcalita leading the drink menu. Service is attentive, though the kitchen can run slow during busy periods. Open daily from 1:00 PM; reservations recommended, especially for sunset.
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Taverna
Set inside a restored 1905 hacienda in Juárez, Taverna serves Mediterranean cuisine focused on smoked and fire-cooked dishes. The menu includes whole fish with potatoes and citrus salad, roasted cauliflower with mustard cream, grilled lamb chops, and octopus; the beet carpaccio and lemon tart are consistent standouts.Candlelit dining rooms and cavernous downstairs spaces create an intimate, romantic atmosphere well-suited for special occasions. The wine list is extensive, and a sommelier is on hand. Reservations via WhatsApp are recommended, especially on weekends.
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Balta
Perched on the 12th floor of the Sofitel Mexico City Reforma, Balta serves Mediterranean-Mexican cuisine with direct views of the Angel of Independence. The kitchen blends French bistro technique with local ingredients — think cochinita pibil alongside sourdough bread baked in-house, house-made butter and salsas, and a croissant filled with raspberry compote and mascarpone that draws regular orders.The breakfast buffet features fresh fruit, cochinita, carnitas, and a standout bread station. À la carte options and brunch service are also available. Valet parking runs separately from the hotel. Reservations aren't typically required, making it a solid pick on Reforma when you don't want to wait.
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Salazar
This eighth-floor seasonal bistro takes inspiration from the Gulf of Mexico and cooks most of its menu over wood fire and charcoal. The terrace delivers one of the sharpest views of the Ángel de Independencia on Reforma, especially at night when the monument lights up.The roasted octopus is a consistent standout, along with the braised beef shank (chamorro confitado), rotisserie chicken with gravy and mashed potatoes, and creole rice. The bar pours solid mezcal and tequila cocktails — the Cuba Salazar is a popular pick — and the welcome drink at the door sets the tone. Sunday service runs from noon to 6pm.In the back, there's a small DJ bar that opens later in the evening. Reservations are a good idea, especially for window tables facing the monument.
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Miralto Restaurante
Perched on the 41st floor of Torre Latinoamericana — 120 meters above Centro Histórico — Miralto delivers panoramic views of the entire city that few restaurants can match. The dining room wraps around the tower's observation deck, offering floor-to-ceiling windows in every direction, making it especially popular for sunset and evening reservations.The menu covers Mexican and international dishes, with standouts including the Aztec soup, goat cheese ravioli, and the signature Miralto burger. Service can be slow during peak weekend hours, and the kitchen occasionally runs limited menus between noon and 2pm, so calling ahead or arriving after 2pm for the full à la carte menu is recommended. Expect to spend a bit more than average, with the views accounting for a good portion of the price.
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Kinshasa Roma
Kinshasa Roma sits on the upper levels of Mercado Roma with a retractable roof that opens to the sky year-round. The kitchen runs a Mediterranean-African fusion menu — pizzas are the house specialty — alongside a cocktail program that leans on premium spirits.The terrace has African-inspired décor and plays electronic and house sets most nights. Reservations recommended, especially for groups; walk-ins usually get seated at the bar. Open late, with the DJ booth setting the pace after 11pm.
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Júpiter Cervecería
Rooftop terrace bar in Coyoacán serving Mexican food, craft beer, and cocktails — especially mezcal-based drinks via Casa Murciélago, their in-house mezcal program with a solid selection of distillates and bartenders who'll guide you through what you're drinking. Live music every Saturday, DJs the rest of the week, and the place draws a crowd most nights.The cecina Oaxaqueña tacos stand out, along with the mini hamburgers. Portions are on the smaller side, but the weekend taco and caguama (large beer) combo is the move if you're coming for drinks and a bite. Pet-friendly, and reservations are a good idea on weekends.
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La Buena Fe
La Buena Fe is a San Ángel spot that mixes Mexican classics with international plates, served on a spacious terrace that's easy to settle into for a long breakfast or weekend brunch. The menu runs wide — paellas, arrachera, salads, and a selection of author cocktails and mezcal — with breakfast service starting early enough to beat the crowd if you arrive before 9am.The terrace is the draw here, open-air and comfortable for groups of 15-25. Bread and pastries come fresh, and the kitchen handles everything from grilled meats to mango desserts. Reservations are available, and there's valet plus on-site parking.
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