Contramar

Name: Contramar
Address: Calle de Durango 200, Mexico City, Mexico
Telephone: +525555149217
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.6

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#1 of 3046 seafood restaurants in Mexico City

#33 of 78946 places to eat in Mexico City

ClosedOpens at 12:00

Seafood, Mexican, Vegetarian options

$$$$ Average price: MXN 298 - 594

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Calle de Durango 200

Mexico City, Mexico

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This restaurant is recommended to Mexican cuisine lovers. It's worth coming to Contramar to try perfectly cooked grilled tuna, tuna melt and grilled octopus. A number of guests note that you can eat good apple pie, strawberry meringue and gâteau here. A selection of delicious margaritas, tequila or craft beer is recommended to visitors. Try great espresso, white tea or juice.

This place is famous for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. You may be surprised by attractive prices at this spot. The divine decor and homey ambiance let clients feel relaxed here. TripAdvisor users rated this restaurant and it received 4.5.

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lunch great service cosy atmosphere dinner

tuna sandwiches toast fish seafood tacos pies octopus ceviche grilled tuna

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Edwin Gomez

2 days ago on Google

First Time in Mexico City was looking for a restaurant stumbled upon just restaurant and the first thing I saw was their grilled octopus. And yes the way looks in the photo it tastes the same way looks amazing taste amazing definite recommendation

Meg Dowdy

4 days ago on Google

¡Increíble! At least four people told me to make reservations and order the tostadas de atún, and they were all right in their recommendations. We sat outside and devoured the tostadas de atún (so simple, so perfect. The delicate fried leeks, that tiny dab of mayonnaise), the ceviche Contramar (I do love Peruvian ceviche but when in Roma...), and the tacos de pescado al pastor (we opted for the $10 peso more fish since we were already having tuna) and between two people, it was a good amount of food. Service is attentive and a bit faster than most places in CDMX (I gather they try to keep folks happy but send them on their way quickly so that others can experience the magic.) Highly recommend. Get a reservation for a late lunch and order the tostadas de atún. You won’t be sorry.