
7th edition15–25 October 2026Mexico City
eleven days to eat the city
No tents, no venues, no festival grounds. It all happens inside the restaurants of Mexico City, with menus created for the occasion. You build your own route.
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restaurants, cafés and bars
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the range of the menus
5
areas of the city
11
days, 15–25 October
What it is
the restaurants' festival, for the restaurants, in the restaurants
A Qué Me Sabes began in 2020 to revive an industry hit by the COVID-19 crisis: to bring people back out, and to give restaurants a platform they didn't have.
Six years on the commitment is unchanged: support the restaurant industry, celebrate what Mexico City's food scene has become, and keep placing the city on the international gastronomic map.
Every restaurant designs a three-course menu made only for the festival. Established names of Mexican gastronomy sit alongside the scene's new rockstars — from $0 to $0 pesos.
The venue
there is no venue.
the city is the venue.
Every dot is a participating restaurant. From Condesa to Pedregal, from Centro to Polanco — 0 kitchens spread across Mexico City, each with its own menu.
how it works
- 01
Choose
Filter by craving, area and price. It's all on the map: the city is the venue.
- 02
Build your route
Save the ones you like. No account, no password — just your selection.
- 03
Book
Many restaurants fill up. Book before the festival starts.
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the festival exists thanks to them


- paléa

- enlaces gastronómicos
What's been written
145 mentions across 87 outlets
Six editions covered by the Mexican and international press. Here are a few of the headlines.
Prepárate para probar menús exclusivos en restaurantes y bares de CDMX en el festival 'A Qué Me Sabes 2025'
DIRECTO AL PALADAR2025
No te pierdas el festival 'A Qué Me Sabes 2024' y come todo lo que puedas en más de 90 restaurantes y bares en CDMX
DIRECTO AL PALADAR2024
3 festivales gastronómicos en México que ningún foodie se debería perder en lo que queda el año
FOOD & PLEASURE2023
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