Best Pozole in Mexico City
5 restaurants compared
Price range: MXN75.00 – MXN95.00
Avg recommendation: 86%
Top 5 Pozole in Mexico City (Quick Answer)
Our editors' picks across 5 restaurants:
- Mercado de San Juan, MXN80.00 (Centro)
- Pozole & Hominy - La Casa de Toño — score 92/100, MXN85.00 (Juárez)
- Pozole & Hominy - La Casa de Toño — score 88/100, MXN85.00 (Juárez)
- Pozole & Hominy - La Casa de Toño — score 85/100, MXN95.00 (Juárez)
- Pozole & Hominy - La Casa de Toño — score 80/100, MXN75.00 (Juárez)
Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.
All 5 Restaurants Compared
#1
Mercado de San Juan
Centro·$$
Pozole at Doña Juana
MXN80.00
Traditional pozole served at the market's beloved fonda, made fresh daily.
Tip: Doña Juana's pozole is busiest around lunch time (12-2pm). Come then for the full fonda experience with other locals.
#2Score 92/100
Pozole & Hominy - La Casa de Toño
Juárez·$
Pozole Rojo
MXN85.00
Red pozole with pork and dried chiles in a rich, savory broth.
Tip: Order the large—the regular seems small once you start loading up toppings from the free bar. Add extra oregano and a squeeze of lime at the end.
#3Score 88/100
Pozole & Hominy - La Casa de Toño
Juárez·$
Pozole Verde
MXN85.00
Green pozole with pork, tomatillos, and green chiles.
Tip: Ask for extra tomatillo in your green pozole—some batches are lighter on the verde flavor. They'll add it without complaint.
#4Score 85/100
Pozole & Hominy - La Casa de Toño
Juárez·$
Pozole con Chicharrón
MXN95.00
Red or green pozole topped with crispy fried pork rinds and fresh garnishes.
Tip: The chicharrón version is worth the extra 10 pesos. The crispy pork adds texture and makes the dish feel more complete.
#5Score 80/100
Pozole & Hominy - La Casa de Toño
Juárez·$
Pozole Blanco
MXN75.00
White hominy pozole with minimal broth, topped with your choice of proteins.
Tip: The blanco version lets you control the flavors—don't skip the lime, oregano, and fresh onion. This is the best option if you prefer lighter broths.