What to order at Lardo
For breakfast, OpenTable’s venue description lists croque madame and sandwiches. Later service includes small plates, pasta and pizza, with grilled seafood among its examples. Choose the meal time first, then check the current menu and portion sizes before sharing dishes.
Four dishes people order most at Lardo
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Pulpo a las brasas
Wood-grilled octopus
The Infatuation (Mar 2025) singles out the grilled octopus in a peanut-tomato sauce, and Time Out México recommended the grilled octopus at dinner. Not seen on the current menu — ask before ordering.
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Croque madame
Croque madame (toasted ham-and-cheese sandwich with a fried egg)
The Infatuation (Mar 2025) says to get the 'perfectly crispy croque madame' at breakfast; OpenTable's diner-review summary also lists the croque madame among breakfast favorites. Not seen on the current menu — ask before ordering.
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Mil hojas de pastel de zanahoria
Carrot-cake mille-feuille
Time Out México recommended the carrot-cake mil hojas for dessert, and OpenTable diner summaries and listings repeatedly name the carrot cake as a standout. Not seen on the current menu — ask before ordering.
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Berenjena parmesana
Eggplant parmigiana
Repeatedly named as a standout in OpenTable diner reviews and review summaries; it also appears on the menu image on Lardo's own site. Not seen on the current menu — ask before ordering.
Selected from editorial coverage, the venue’s own signatures and repeated diner mentions; checked October 24, 2026. Prices as published on the current menu, when available.
Lardo menu and prices
OpenTable lists a MX$310–500 band per person. It is an indicative platform category, not a set menu.
Menu checked October 21, 2026.
Lardo reservations
Use the channel the venue lists: lardo.com.mx. Availability changes, so check it before you set the rest of the day.
Pair this stop with a walk: Parque México and Avenida Ámsterdam, or cross Insurgentes to Roma Norte.
Address and opening hours
- Address
- Agustín Melgar 6, Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City
- Hours
- OpenTable: Monday–Saturday 07:00–22:30; Sunday 07:00–17:30.
- Neighborhood
- Condesa
Planning a visit to Lardo in Condesa
Lardo is a restaurant at Agustín Melgar 6 in Condesa, Mexico City. A table on Agustín Melgar. The dishes mentioned most often are Pulpo a las brasas, Croque madame and Mil hojas de pastel de zanahoria — see what to order for why.
Nearby in Condesa, consider Botánico, Esquina Común and Azul Condesa. To fill the rest of the day, see things to do in Condesa or the full list of Condesa restaurants.
Roma Norte is a short walk away across Avenida Insurgentes — explore Roma Norte or read Roma Norte vs Condesa to plan a day across both.
Lardo: frequently asked questions
Where is Lardo?
Lardo is at Agustín Melgar 6, Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, in Condesa.
Does Lardo take reservations?
Lardo lists lardo.com.mx as its booking channel. Check availability there before planning the rest of your day.
What is on the Lardo menu?
The items mentioned most often are Pulpo a las brasas, Croque madame, Mil hojas de pastel de zanahoria, Berenjena parmesana. For breakfast, OpenTable’s venue description lists croque madame and sandwiches. Later service includes small plates, pasta and pizza, with grilled seafood among its examples. Choose the meal time first, then check the current menu and portion sizes before sharing dishes.
How much does Lardo cost?
OpenTable lists a MX$310–500 band per person. It is an indicative platform category, not a set menu.
What are Lardo’s opening hours?
OpenTable: Monday–Saturday 07:00–22:30; Sunday 07:00–17:30. Hours can change, so confirm with the venue before you go.
Sources
Details checked October 15, 2026. Hours and prices can change — confirm with the venue.
