This restaurant is a gem, everything is perfect: the best of Mexican cuisine is served with a wealth of refined delicacy, the service is impeccable (Hugo, great), and Mrs. Ortiz honored with his presence to all guests ... A place where you have no doubt come back!

I just went there. I am very impressed by the presentations of food. The drinks are delicious. Loved everything!

Not the first time I go to Dulce Patria. I was tangled in a very active and lively conversation and let the waiter choose for us all the starters. All of the forgetable. Quesadillas tricolor... Oily. Guacamole, average. Chips.... Chips! The arrachera was good, but still, arrachera. Nothing new in taste nor textures. Margaritas are certainly good.

Very special food; great Polanco location; lovely space, and pretty people. What more could a diner ask for? High end restaurant.

Well rounded menu options of classic Mexican dishes updated with culinary flair, beautifully presented, gracefully served, complimented by a well conceived wine list. This was not an inexpensive evening but well worth the price given the overall level of satisfaction. The crowd is decidedly young, hip, and well dressed but not pretentious and reaches capacity around 10:00p.m. Reservations seem to... More

One of the best in Mexico and Mexico City. Not to be missed. Service and food is outstanding. Marta Ortiz is a leader in culinary expertise. Enrique F., who also runs the house, and also an amazing chef is her right hand man. Will always dine here when I am in town. A good reason to travel to Mexico City... More

Came to celebrate a special ocasion and found this place. If you like mac and cheese this isnt your place, the way the chef transforms traditiinal mexican food into gourmet food. The pistachio and orchata drink is very well done. Quiet and nice enviroment.

The service was good. The menu had a varied choice but I just was not impressed with the food. I felt that the restaurant was trying to make mexican food continental. Perhaps it should of stuck with making good quality mexcian food, or continental food.

I have to wonder if we went to the same restaurant as all those 5-star reviewers. Dulce Patria is all about style and does that well. And not much else. The decor is unremarkable (not a huge room, minimally decorated, sound level average to high) but the presentation of food is quite spectacular. Plates come in a variety of geometries,... More