Sep’s

5 Vern Niebel - 2 months ago

Sep's is not really German food, instead it relates to Alsace, the French region close to Germany, which is strongly influenced by French cuisine. The place is a bit of time travel 50 years back and it is great to have a piano player presenting French tunes. The food is excellent and so is the service. They have great wines at very attractive rates, for example a bottle of Sancerre for 500 Pesos. The interior of the restaurant reminds to French "brasseries". An excellent experience!

5 JI - 3 years ago

Nice music at the right volume level, the house beer with the traditional bread is great. Ask the waiters for recommendations.

4 mrs Iglesias - 2 years ago

I'm not sure how it keeps going its usually quite empty. Has a piano man at times. Food is good. Prices above average. Used to be somewhat of an elegant restaurant. I would call it relaxed now. Fondue rocks.

5 Frankie Inmann-Arbo - a year ago

The food is excellent, the staff is very friendly and welcoming, the lighting is perfect if you're looking to sit and relax and there's live music to help with the peaceful atmosphere.

4 Flying Turtles - 4 years ago

We did not expect a German restaurant in Mexico City. The place is gorgeous. We had fajitas, the food was really good. Definitely a quirky restaurant and worth a visit

5 P Lara - 4 years ago

Great Alsacian, French and German food. An awesome trip to bygone years. The wine is excellent.

5 Sid Pink - 3 years ago

Delicious, authentic European-style comfort food.