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Meet the Team

Iván León
Restaurant Chef
Mosh Blanco
Head BartenderFAQ
Yes, Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City is a leading choice for fine dining, known for its refined take on Mexican, Italian, international and Japanese cuisine. Dining is centred on a lush inner courtyard, creating a unique open-air setting rarely found in the city. With seasonal menus, locally sourced ingredients, and a focus on presentation and service, it’s a popular destination for special occasions, business dining and discerning travellers.
Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City offers several distinct dining venues centred on its iconic courtyard. Zanaya specializes in coastal Mexican seafood, while Il Becco offers refined Italian fine dining paired with an extensive wine cellar. OMA offers an intimate Japanese omakase experience, and Fifty Mils, one of Latin America’s award-winning cocktail bars, sits alongside relaxed terrace and lounge spaces for all-day dining.
Dinner in Mexico City is typically enjoyed later in the evening, usually between 8:00 pm and 10:00 pm, especially at upscale restaurants. At Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City, you can dine from the late afternoon into the evening, with restaurants and lounges serving throughout the day. This allows international travellers, families and business guests to enjoy dinner at a time that suits their schedule, whether earlier or later than local norms.
Reservations are recommended for restaurants at Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City, particularly for dinner, brunch, weekends and popular venues such as Il Becco and OMA. Non-hotel guests are welcome to dine, subject to availability. Booking in advance is the best way to secure preferred times, and hotel guests can arrange reservations easily through the Concierge.


















