Saks, Fine dining restaurant in Polanco, Mexico City, Mexico
Saks is a two-story restaurant in the Polanco neighborhood of Mexico City, with large windows and modern furnishings throughout. The space is divided into separate dining areas, each designed for a different time of day, from breakfast through to the evening meal.
The restaurant was founded in Mexico City and gradually shifted its approach to incorporate international influences alongside Mexican culinary traditions. This shift mirrors the broader transformation of the Polanco neighborhood into one of the city's main dining destinations.
The menu brings together European cooking techniques with organic ingredients from Mexican farmers, showing how the city's food scene has changed over time. Diners can see local produce transformed through contemporary preparation methods right at the table.
The restaurant is open every day and accepts major credit cards. Valet parking is available for guests arriving by car, so there is no need to search for a spot in the neighborhood.
Live music is performed in the dining room on Friday and weekend evenings, giving those nights a noticeably different feel from the rest of the week. Guests who prefer a quieter meal tend to find the weekday service more suited to conversation.
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