One of the few places open late in the neighborhood, reminiscent of the 24/7 US diners. Strange…read moresights great you from the window such as a large collection of dolls on the wall. The waitress was dressed in an old-school dress, very polite and friendly, it wasn't too crowded and I got a good amount of decent comfort food very quickly, with a couple beers. No English available but thank goodness for non-verbal communication skills! Not the fanciest food but a good backup if you need late or fast food.

El huarache con chorizo es muy delicioso y barato…read more The huarache with chorizo is delicious and cheap. If you need a quick inexpensive bite, this place is highly recommended. Don't expect anything fancy. It does taste like home cooking though!

I was pleasantly surprised to find out that this restaurant was still open after all of these…read moreyears. The last time that I was here was way back in 2015, and since that time, the place hasn't changed much really. The interior oftue restaurant is almost the same from when I remembered it. The menu itself also seemed to be pretty much identical. I ordered their special jievos ala revuelto along with a hochata drink. The breakfast was what I had expected and it seemed like one of the owners was actually doing the cooking. The eggs platter included beans and a bollito roll. The service was good, and nobody remembered me as I didn't expect them to. This restaurant is down Rio Sena so you may want to search it out before you go looking for it.

Had we just visited this place one time, it would have gotten a 4 star. Unfortunately, we assumed…read moreit would be a similar experience the second time, but no such lunch. Admittedly the food was average to good, but one doesn't expect a 5 star chef at a neighborhood cafe/restaurant. This place tanked because of service. We had a group of 8 people, but it shouldn't be our of the ordinary. The first meal at our table was served a full 30 minutes before the last person got her meal. One person had ordered an appetizer with her meal. The appetizer came in middle of people getting meals, but her main course didn't come, as she said, "hasta dos meses despues!"

Their pastries are very limited, and what they did have were only one or two. Granted I showed up…read moreat noon and perhaps most of their pastries and food were already consumed in the morning. I tried to order a panque de naranja and it was very difficult to get the attention from the employee working behind the counter. She was fiddling with the coffee maker and not too much concerned about the people waiting to order. Similarly the other two employees who were closeby, were just too busy in their personal conversation to be bothered with helping out a customer. I went ahead and ordered the 90 peso pan de naranja which was hard as a rock and way over-priced. I really wasn't feeling anything positive about this cafe.

When I started going here it was 4 stars. Good food, huge portions and very cheap and efficient…read more This place has fallen out of favor since we went a few times and they were out of salsa verde and one time out of chicken... This place is still a good choice, but go early and be flexible about what you want to eat. If you go with a specific craving for chilaquiles, they may fall short.

Great restaurant! Mexican-style and colorful furnishing. The hosts were friendly, free coffee,…read morefruit and orange juiceauthentic Mexican food!

An extremely reasonable place, with good Mexican home cooking. Not the greatest decor but you're…read morehere for the food and price.

excelente lugar, magnifico servicio, gente super amable, lugar muy higiénico, comodidad, les…read morerecomiendo esta experiencia

Quite literally the BEST pan dulce I've ever had. We had their anise sweet bread and my oh my this…read moremay have been the best thing I've ever tasted in my life. It melted in my mouth almost like custard, in such a delicious way, and the flavor was perfect. WOW! The hot chocolate is also delicious, and frothed/served table side. Not too sweet. It was still their breakfast menu so we got mole enchiladas and some sort of enmolados with salsa verde. I preferred the latter, but it didn't have as much chicken on it as I'd like. I'd come back just for the sweet bread.