Dulce Patria

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Dulce Patria

Authentic Mexican cuisine (cooked and served with an original twist) and excellent wines await you at Dulce Patria. It is the perfect place for gourmets and meat lovers that tends to get crowded in the evenings. Dinner reservations are highly recommended.

Information

addressAnatole France 100, Polanco, CDMX
openingHoursMon–Sat 1:30pm–11:30pm, Sun 1:30pm–5:30pm
phone+52 55 3300 3999
publicTransportMetro Stop: Metro Polanco
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