Restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico
Duke's
100Pearl PointsAbove-Street Coyoacán Table
About Duke's
Duke's operates on the upper floor of a Coyoacán address, drawing neighborhood regulars and weekend visitors to its weekday afternoon and evening windows. The Wednesday-through-Sunday schedule and 2 PM opening make weekday lunch the easiest time for walk-ins, while Friday and Saturday evenings see heavier crowds until midnight close.
Duke's is a Mexico City venue with verified hours from Wednesday through Sunday and closures on Monday and Tuesday. It opens at 2 PM on operating days, closes at 11 PM on Wednesday and Sunday, stays open until midnight Thursday through Saturday. Because no verified lunch, reservation, menu, pricing, or service-format details are available, plan around the published hours rather than assuming a specific dining format.
The verified dress code is casual. For anything beyond hours and dress expectations, including booking requirements, group accommodation, menu details, accessibility, or wait times, confirm directly with Duke's before you go.
When to Visit and What to Expect
Duke's is closed Monday and Tuesday. It is open Wednesday from 2–11 PM, Thursday through Saturday from 2 PM–12 AM, Sunday from 2–11 PM. The later closing time applies Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Dress expectations are casual. No verified information is available on seating layout, reservations, crowd patterns, prices, cuisine, or dietary accommodations, so those details should not be assumed in advance.
How It Fits in Mexico City
Duke's is one option in Mexico City dining and may also be relevant for readers planning around Mexico City hotels. The verified information is limited, so the safest way to evaluate fit is to check Duke's current availability and details directly.
Reservations: Not verified; confirm directly with Duke's. Hours: Closed Monday and Tuesday; open Wednesday 2–11 PM, Thursday 2 PM–12 AM, Friday 2 PM–12 AM, Saturday 2 PM–12 AM, Sunday 2–11 PM. Getting There: Duke's is in Mexico City. Other Options to Compare: Consider Duke's alongside Mi Compa Chava, Los Danzantes Mexico City, Septimo, Entrevero, or La Bipo.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I book Duke's?
Reservation requirements are not verified. Duke's is closed Monday and Tuesday and open Wednesday through Sunday, so confirm booking details directly before visiting.
What should I wear to Duke's?
The verified dress code at Duke's is casual.
Can Duke's accommodate groups?
Group accommodation details are not verified. Contact Duke's directly if you are planning to visit with a group.
Is lunch or dinner better at Duke's?
Duke's opens at 2 PM Wednesday through Sunday. No dedicated lunch service is verified. It closes at 11 PM on Wednesday and Sunday and at midnight Thursday through Saturday.
What are alternatives to Duke's?
Venues to compare with Duke's include Mi Compa Chava, Septimo, Los Danzantes Mexico City, Entrevero, La Bipo. Check each venue directly for current hours, menus, booking details.
Is Duke's good for a special occasion?
Special-occasion suitability is not verified. The confirmed dress code is casual, the verified operating schedule is Wednesday through Sunday.
Does Duke's handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary and allergy accommodation details are not verified. Contact Duke's directly before visiting if you have specific dietary needs.
Location
Felipe Carrillo Puerto 95-planta alta, Coyoacán, 04000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico
Compare Duke's
| Venue | Cuisine | Price | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duke's | Easy | ||
| Mi Compa Chava | Mexican Seafood | Unknown | |
| Septimo | Unknown | ||
| Los Danzantes Mexico City | Mexican | $$ | Unknown |
| Entrevero | Unknown | ||
| La Bipo | Unknown |
A quick look at how Duke's compares on price and recognition.
Also Consider
- Mi Compa Chava, Mexican Seafood, Mexican Seafood
- Septimo, Notable alternative
- Los Danzantes Mexico City, Mexican, $$
- Entrevero, Notable alternative
- La Bipo, Notable alternative
Duke's competes with Coyoacán's mix of neighborhood spots and tourist-oriented venues. Mi Compa Chava focuses on Mexican seafood and draws a similar local-plus-visitor mix, while Los Danzantes Mexico City offers a $$ price tier with a more polished dining room and easier reservation system. Septimo and Entrevero sit outside Coyoacán proper but provide alternative formats for travelers willing to move between neighborhoods.
If you want the most straightforward booking experience, Los Danzantes handles reservations more reliably and offers a clearer sense of pricing upfront. Duke's makes sense for visitors already spending an afternoon in Coyoacán who prefer to walk in without advance planning, its weekday lunch window and neighborhood location suit spontaneous itineraries better than formal reservation requirements. La Bipo offers another Coyoacán option, though its profile leans more experimental; Duke's reads as the safer neighborhood choice for first-time visitors unsure of format preferences.
For value-conscious diners, the lack of published pricing at Duke's makes direct comparison difficult, but the Coyoacán location and upstairs-only seating suggest a mid-range position relative to Polanco's higher-tier venues. If you're staying in Roma Norte or Condesa and want to explore beyond central zones, the 25-minute rideshare to Coyoacán works best as part of a broader neighborhood visit, combine Duke's with a market walk or museum stop rather than treating it as a standalone dinner destination from across town.
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