Situated in the upscale Napoles neighborhood, in one of the tallest skyscrapers in the city, Bellini Revolving Restaurant is a scenic place for a brunch date or final-night dinner. Be sure to look out for landmarks such as the Torre Latino and the Torre Reforma from your privileged position on high, and stay for around two hours to complete a full rotation. To save time, reserve a table in advance, online or by phone.
While Bellini has no dress code, business-casual attire is recommended.
Lobster is the house specialty at Bellini.
Located in the World Trade Center, Bellini Revolving Restaurant is easily reached on public transit. The closest bus stop is Poliforum on Line 1. The nearest metro stations are Eugenia (Line 3) and Chilpancingo (Line 9), each about a 30-minute walk from Bellini. Taxis are generally affordable from most points in the city.
Bellini is open every day. Reservations are recommended, particularly for Sunday brunch and Friday and Saturday nights. For the best views, get there just before sunset. Live music is often offered in the evenings. Check the restaurant’s website for hours.
Make the most of your evening by combining dinner at Bellini with dancing in Mambocafé, the cocktail and disco destination opposite the World Trade Center, on Insurgentes. Alternatively, admire the view and dine at Bellini before catching a concert at the Pepsi Center, also in the World Trade Center.
