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L U C R E Z I OB+

Av. San Jerónimo 587, Tizapán San Ángel, Tizapán, Álvaro Obregón, 01090 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico · Italian restaurant · San Ángel

Polished Italian cooking in a small, romantic room with attentive service and higher-than-average prices; great pasta and seafood, but portions and fees irk some diners.

Our take

Lucrezio delivers reliable quality through strong pasta and seafood execution paired with attentive, kind service in a warm, intimate setting ideal for romantic dining. However, periodic inconsistency—occasional bland dishes and reheated items— and slower pacing on busy nights prevent grade A territory. The experience shines when timing aligns, but premium pricing combined with modest portions and added fees require thoughtful ordering to justify the cost.

In more detail

The room feels warm and intimate, a small space where soft lighting and polished details set a date-night mood. Diners praise the team as attentive and kind, noting thoughtful touches and celebratory gestures. One guest summed it up: "Cozy place, excellent pasta, ideal for a romantic dinner." Cooking leans classic Italian with a produce-and-seafood bent rather than theatrics, delivering precise pastas and hearty secondi like ossobuco and tagliata. Expect clean flavors, occasional truffle notes, and seafood crudi; when the kitchen is busy, pacing can slip and a few dishes read muted. Prices are higher, and small fees can add up, so the sweet spot is thoughtful ordering and a bottle with corkage. For families, the menu has kid-approachable choices like simple pastas and chicken (cacio e pepe, carbonara, pollo), plus desserts like tiramisu and chocolate lava cake. The room is compact, so strollers and large groups may struggle. Portions trend modest; adventurous eaters will be happiest, while picky palates might prefer straightforward pastas.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Leafy residential-educational corridor near San Ángel, drawing locals and date-night diners.

Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked main avenue; typical urban caution at night.

What's nearby: Close to UNAM/San Ángel zones, cafes, boutiques, and residential streets; car traffic on Av. San Jerónimo.

Frequently asked

What should I order at L U C R E Z I O?

Handmade pastas and a showstopping ossobuco are the go-to picks, with seafood crudi and rich desserts rounding the meal.

What should I know before going to L U C R E Z I O?

It is a small, romantic spot where reservations help, portions tend to be modest and extra fees can add up.

What's L U C R E Z I O like?

Soft lighting, polished details and a quiet, romantic mood define the small room.

Opening Hours

Monday13:45–23:00 Tuesday13:45–23:00 Wednesday13:45–23:00 Thursday13:45–00:00 Friday13:45–00:00 Saturday13:45–00:00 Sunday13:45–18:00
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