Restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico
Belmondo
100Pearl PointsEasy to book, solid Roma Norte choice.
About Belmondo
Belmondo is an accessible, low-friction reservation in Rome Norte, Mexico City — a neighbourhood where the competition is stiff and the bar is high. Without confirmed awards or published credentials, it suits explorers building a broader evening rather than those seeking a destination-worthy meal. Book mid-week, confirm details directly, pair it with the neighbourhood's stronger surrounding options.
Worth the Effort to Book?
Belmondo is an easy reservation to land by Roma Norte standards — no weeks-long waitlist, no theatrical booking process. That accessibility is a point in its favour, but it also means the experience has to earn its place through execution rather than exclusivity. For explorers working through Mexico City's dining scene, Belmondo sits in a neighbourhood dense with competition: Rosetta is nearby, the Roma-Condesa corridor has no shortage of restaurants fighting for the same diner. Whether Belmondo differentiates itself enough to justify a dedicated visit depends on what you're after.
The Venue
Located on Tabasco 109 in Roma Norte, Belmondo occupies one of the city's most walkable and well-trafficked dining neighbourhoods. The address puts it within reach of several of Mexico City's better-regarded tables, which makes it a practical anchor for an evening that could extend into the broader Roma bar scene. See our full Mexico City bars guide for options nearby.
Specific pricing, hours, cuisine details are not confirmed in our current data, so we're not going to speculate. What we can say is that Roma Norte restaurants at this address tend to operate in a mid-range to upper-mid-range price tier — expect to pay more than a neighbourhood taqueria and less than a tasting menu at Pujol or Quintonil.
Service and Value
Without confirmed awards or press credentials in our database, Belmondo isn't a venue you'd book for status or to tick a recognition list. That can work in your favour: rooms that aren't chasing Michelin attention sometimes deliver more relaxed, guest-focused service. For explorers who find the performance aspect of high-profile dining less appealing, this is a reasonable trade. If service polish and a documented track record matter more to you, Em or Rosetta are better-evidenced choices at comparable or lower price points.
When to Go
Roma Norte dining is leading approached mid-week, Thursday is the sweet spot, busy enough to have energy but without the weekend crowd pressure that makes service uneven across the neighbourhood. Arriving before 8 PM gives you the room before it fills. Mexico City's mild, dry season (November through March) makes the walk between restaurants and bars more pleasant if you're planning a longer evening. Check our Mexico City experiences guide for context on building a full day in the area.
The Bigger Picture
If you're building a serious Mexico City eating itinerary, Belmondo works well as part of a broader plan rather than a destination in itself. Pair it with a visit to Sud 777 for creative cooking, or consider how it fits alongside options elsewhere in Mexico, from Animalón in Valle de Guadalupe to Levadura de Olla in Oaxaca. See our full Mexico City restaurants guide for the complete picture.
Quick reference: Easy to book. Roma Norte location. Leading visited mid-week before 8 PM. Confirm hours and pricing directly before visiting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about Belmondo?
Belmondo is on Tabasco 109 in Roma Norte, one of Mexico City's most walkable dining streets, so it's easy to combine with other spots in the neighbourhood. Reservations are accessible by local standards — no weeks-long lead time required. It works well as part of a broader Mexico City itinerary rather than as a standalone destination booking. Mid-week visits, particularly Thursday, give you a livelier room without the weekend pressure.
Can Belmondo accommodate groups?
Roma Norte addresses like this one typically handle small groups without issue, but larger parties should call ahead or confirm directly, as seating configurations vary. For a group outing with more certainty around space and format, Comedor Jacinta nearby is a reliable alternative with a layout that handles shared dining well. Belmondo's accessible booking process does work in a group's favour — you're not competing with a long reservation queue.
Is Belmondo worth the price?
Pricing varies at Belmondo; confirm via check the venue's official channels.
Where is Belmondo located?
Belmondo is located in Mexico City, at Tabasco 109, Roma Nte. Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico.
Location
Tabasco 109, Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico
Compare Belmondo
| Venue | Cuisine | Price | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belmondo | Easy | ||
| Pujol | Mexican | $$$$ | Unknown |
| Quintonil | Modern Mexican, Contemporary | $$$$ | Unknown |
| Rosetta | Italian, Creative | $$ | Unknown |
| Em | Mexican | $$$ | Unknown |
| Comedor Jacinta | Mexico, Mexican | $$ | Unknown |
How Belmondo stacks up against the competition.
Also Consider
- Pujol, Mexican, $$$$
- Quintonil, Modern Mexican, Contemporary, $$$$
- Rosetta, Italian, Creative, $$
- Em, Mexican, $$$
- Comedor Jacinta, Mexico, Mexican, $$
How Belmondo Compares in Mexico City
If you're allocating one or two serious dinners in Mexico City, the evidence points elsewhere before it points to Belmondo. Pujol and Quintonil are both $$$$ and require planning well in advance, but both carry documented recognition and deliver at a level that justifies the effort and the price. For food and travel enthusiasts building a meaningful Mexico City itinerary, those two represent the highest-confidence bookings in the city.
At a lower price point, Rosetta and Comedor Jacinta both operate at $$ and offer better-evidenced value. Rosetta in particular has a documented reputation for creative Italian-inflected cooking and is one of the stronger all-round tables in Roma. If price efficiency matters and you want a confirmed track record, Rosetta is the stronger call over Belmondo. Em sits between the two tiers at $$$ and is worth considering if you want Mexican-focused cooking with more documented credentials than Belmondo currently shows.
Belmondo's main advantage is booking ease and location. For a diner who has already secured the harder reservations and wants to fill a second or third night with something low-effort in Roma Norte, it's a reasonable option. For anyone working with limited meals in the city, the stronger and better-documented tables, Rosetta, Em, Quintonil, should come first.
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