Sala Gastronómica - 11560 Ciudad de México

Nice setting and service tried. However, this is far from recommendable. Please change your chef, the food is dry, the plates unfinished (ingredients/part of the dish simply forgotten or left out) the seasoning (if any) unbalanced. I don‘t think they ever tasted their food. Prices are way too high for the quality you get. It’s the only restaurant at this great museum which is probably why they are still around. But honestly, bring lunch or go elsewhere.

Really amazing flavors, quick service and beautifully presented food.

Food is okay, nothing special. Service is terrible, had to wait 10 minutes just to get the check. They charged us three times two of which with a faulty terminal (three different amounts for some reason). Granted, one is already reverted, but I have yet to get the other incorrect charge back. Don't go here unless you have to eat during your visit to the museum. - UPDATE: got back all incorrect charges eventually. Still very unpleasant experience, avoid it.

A good chance to try some foods from other regions of Mexico. If you're at the museum stop in and try something. Not worth going out of your way though.

I’d recommend finding food before you come to the museum because they do charge high prices but that’s because they can. There’s nothing wrong with the food and I’d do the same if I was operating in a busy public place like this but you will be spending more money here. The latte I got was good but I wouldn’t spend the money on it again. Great if you need something since it’s the only food option inside!

Find food BEFORE coming to the museum. Terrible terrible service. Completely ignored and spoke over us all including our friend who lives here in Mexico City. He purposely ignored what we asked for with our food orders and our requests for bread. It was very obvious that better care was given to locals or Spanish speaking people (even though we had a local that spoke Spanish with us) than people that are obviously tourists. I watched several tables and the ones that were obviously tourists were treated very poorly vs local people. The food was mediocre at best definitely not worth it. They do offer free wifi to read their digital menu but it doesn’t connect not even with three peoples phones. Women’s restrooms were completely out of soap and hand sanitizer. Makes me think how many people aren’t washing their hands. This place needs a major rework to be worthwhile. The menu was also severely restricted many items were not available. Marcos was our waiter.

Food & service was good. Definitely one of the better restaurants I’ve tried inside a museum. Perfect for anyone who wants to have food during their visit. Also, in my opinion the prices are reasonable for the “quality”of food.

Nice atmosphere. Shaded tables outside and inside. 3.5 out of 5 stars. Frustrating to get menu via QR code, just would not load on my phone. Hostess had to pull up on a screen at the cashier's where I had to read it quickly. Didn't give me a chance to study menu and order more carefully. Ordered rib eye de chicarron with quacamole served with corn tortillas. It was ok. Not what I thought it would be, but I was starving. Nice giant cafe latte. Service was very good. They tried very hard to be helpful. If not for menu snafu, probably would rate four stars. But took 10 minutes fooling with QR code unsuccessfully. No paper menus were available as backup. I'm tech-savvy, so I don't know why it wouldn't work for me.