La Hosteria de Santo Domingo vs Restaurante Antiguo San Angel Inn
Both La Hosteria de Santo Domingo and Restaurante Antiguo San Angel Inn are rated highly by those who travel for a living. On balance, Restaurante Antiguo San Angel Inn ranks marginally higher than La Hosteria de Santo Domingo. Restaurante Antiguo San Angel Inn comes in at #9 in Mexico City with praise from 8 reviewers like Frommer's, Fodor's and Concierge.
La Hosteria de Santo Domingo
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Belisarion Dominguez 72 City
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Fodor's
"This genteel institution near downtown's Plaza Santo Domingo has been serving colonial dishes in a delightful town house since the late 19th century."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"Whipping up classic Mexican fare since 1860, this hugely popular restaurant has a festive atmosphere, enhanced by chamber music."
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Michelin Guide
"One of the oldest restaurants in the city, first opened in 1860 in part of the former Convent of Santo Domingo."
DK Eyewitness
"The best of Mexico’s regional specialties are served, including mole poblano (Puebla-style mole). "
Rough Guide
"Full of character, this moderately priced restaurant in part of a former convent looks great, with decorations hanging from the ceiling, artesanía all over the walls and, usually, a..."
Restaurante Antiguo San Angel Inn
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Diego Rivera No. 50 City 01060
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Concierge
"Always packed with regulars, this 17th-century former monastery is where locals take their out-of-town guests."
Fodor's
"Dark mahogany furniture, crisp white table linens, exquisite blue-and-white Talavera place settings, and impeccable service strike a note of restrained opulence."
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Gayot
12.0
"Should you decide to stay for a full meal, among the best dishes are the chicken in mole sauce, the poblanos stuffed with cheese, or the red snapper in Veracruz sauce."
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Michelin Guide
"A firm candidate to be the most beautiful restaurant in the city, in
a former hacienda built from the remains of a 17C convent."
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Diners can choose between baronial inside rooms (preferred by wealthy locals) or exquisite garden patios.
DK Eyewitness
"The international menu offers chateaubriand and osso bucco, and Mexican specialties, including crepes huitlacoche. "