I was going to give this place four stars but decided to take it to five. The service was great,…read moreloved sitting in the back patio area, and the food was good. I definitely enjoyed our late breakfast, overall good flavors, drinks and portions. It is a bit pricy for something like a Chilaquiles, but I do understand adding the egg and meat was an up charge but still. The burger was very good and cooked to the correct temperature. Yes meat has a correct temperature and anything over medium rare is just sac-religious. I would go back if the opportunity arose.

Service was great, and the atmosphere in the back area is super aesthetically pleasing, with a lot…read moreof plants. The weather was great, so the roof was open. However, the food and the lattes we got were not very good. My boyfriend and I got the golden latte. He got it cold, and I got it hot. The hot was better than the cold, but still wasn't very good. I don't know who likes turmeric in drinks that are not heath-conscious drinks, but if you're the person, this is for you. It has very strong turmeric. We shared the chicken and waffles, which the waffles were a bit dry. The saving grace is the small side of ice cream, which I used to make the waffles less dry. The chicken was crispy, but it had some parts where the texture was off for me. Wouldn't really recommend unless you really value ambiance and would have it carry a restaurant.

Both times that I've visited Mexico City, I had to stop by here for brunch. Their food is so…read moredelicious, so fresh. And their baked goods are fantastic. It is a small little café with some outdoor seating. Depending on how busy it is, you might have to wait a little bit. The service is very kind though. There's one single occupancy bathroom. It's on a major road and there is a ecobici bike port close by. Great for a Saturday morning ride and eat.

Found this place on Yelp one day in Mexico while looking for breakfast places! The area is…read morebeautiful! It was like a dream. We got seated after waiting about 15 minutes. I ordered the enchiladas and they were good, but nothing special. I felt they were a little plain, I finished them in about 5 minutes as it's just tortillas with chicken. They should come with a side of rice and beans or at least topped with lettuce and sour cream. I'm glad I tried this place because now i know what neighborhood I want to stay in on my next MX trip!

Super cute little cafe with sidewalk seating that is comfortable on cool, sunny December mornings…read more The service is attentive though drinks and food often take a bit longer and come out cooler (I asked for my food to be warmed up on one visit). My first visit - I had the chilaquiles and a latte. The chilaquiles were fantastic and very tasty. The foam on the latte was very thick and rich! I took friend there for brunch a few days later and tried one of the crepes -- it was a wheat crepe stuffed with portobello mushrooms and a delicious light tomato sauce. So tasty! I even bought some of the churritos that they have packaged by the cash register and they made an awesome snack. Great spot for lunch and brunch -- I hope to visit again on my next visit to CDMX!

We ate here twice and very much enjoyed both meals. I especially liked their warm pan de Muerto…read morewith chocolate sauce drizzle. The dining area is very cute and cozy and they have outdoor seating as well. The servers were not particularly friendly, which would be my main criticism.

Came here for breakfast. Started with the Golden Matcha, which had a beautiful vibrant color and a…read morecreamy start. However, it finished with a sharp, grassy astringency that left a dry tickle in the back of my throat, making me cough a bit after every few sips. For food, the mollekillers were the absolute star of the show--perfectly executed and delicious. On the flip side, skip the Flautas. They were so bland and lacked any seasoning or depth. Stick to the Mollekes and you'll be happy!

This is a nice stop for brunch, the food was decent, the service was a bit slow and they forgot my…read morecafe de olla. I ordered the chilaquiles divorciados, which is basically chilaquiles but it bring both types of sauces green n red salsa. I though it was a really good mix of sauces. The chilaquiles did not seem too spicy which I liked. I could taste the food instead of just feeling hot sauce. The ambiance was great, cool morning, with a chill vibe.

Interesting breakfast spot in CDMX!…read more Stopped by for breakfast on a Sunday morning and it was pretty packed but they had a table for us within 5 minutes. The restaurant itself is absolutely stunning, the architecture and greenery as well as the branded plates and stuff really make you feel its vibe. The service was awkward and slow, but at least the server checked in on us like twice. The entrees were okay, we had the chilaquiles and the breakfast sandwich both were just okay nothing spectacular and portions were honestly pretty small. The saving grace was that pancake French toast thing I can't remember what it's called haha, but it was AMAZING.. I would come back for that alone! Overall an okay spot although my expectations were maybe a little too high.

This was a cute breakfast restaurant in walking distance from our hotel. It looks like a house…read morenestled in between the other houses on the street. I love the cozy atmosphere and their extensive menu. I ended up getting two drinks the chai tea and the latte. Both were delicious. For breakfast I got the French toast and a side of scrambled eggs. I thought the French toast was one slice but it is two huge slices. Very filling and probably could be shared. The service was excellent as well.

Ojo de Agua was hands down one of our favorite food finds in Mexico City. Even though they have…read moreseveral locations across CDMX, we stumbled upon one just a short walk from our hotel--and the fact that they were open on Christmas Day already earned bonus points. What really says it all? We loved it so much, we went back the very next day. This was the only restaurant we repeated during our week-long stay, which should tell you everything. The menu is extensive and thoughtfully curated--fresh, flavorful, and something for everyone. We tried the croissant sandwich, salmon deli nut sandwich, chutney mango deli sandwich, santos ahogados, fig chipotle deli sandwich, pear honey deli sandwich, and the spicy tuna deli sandwich. The sandwiches came with a standard simple salad. Every single item was delicious, well-balanced, and satisfying in that "clean but filling" way. The tables had two delicious spicy chili oil like condiments which elevated each of these dishes. And the juices--WOW. So refreshing, vibrant, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. The perfect complement to the food and ideal for starting (or resetting) your day. If you're visiting Mexico City, Ojo de Agua is an absolute must. With such a wide menu, you're guaranteed to find something you'll love--and very likely come back for more. Highly recommend!

Very fresh and affordable healthy options! We stopped in on a weekday afternoon after walking by…read moreearlier and seeing how packed it was. We tried a few juices, the chicken tomato salad and the salmon tacos. The salad was huge with a big portion of chicken, avocado and many toppings for a reasonable price. The tacos were smaller but flavorful. Taking off a star because my salad arrived almost 15 minutes before my boyfriend's tacos arrived and the restaurant was pretty empty. The lights were out in the bathroom and in part of the restaurant, so not sure if they were dealing with a partial power outage and impact to the kitchen. Still recommend for the food!

En la zona tranquila you can find many options. I stopped here because I am familiar with the bread…read moreand longest for a healthier organic option. Today I enjoyed feuit with yogurt and granola, Mandarin juice, cafe americano, and a pan artesanal con fruta rojos. The fruit was mostly cantelope which is disappointing considering it's Mexico and the options are endless year round. Ingot the large and a small would of suffices had I known it would be so standard. The yogurt and granola portion was equal to that of the small serving on my neighbors table with small size fruit. What's up with that? The rest of the foods were at expected levels. The service staff were like tornados breaking any silence dancing through tight spaces. For the simplicity of.my order it still took almost 20 minutes to get yogurt. It's a fairly international zone and I could see other tables annoyed by how busy they were and unable to see the evilneye of desire coming from their tables. Still everyone was super polite, accepted my student Spanish, and worked to resolve any issues. The service and fruit variety warranted one star removal. Why pretend to be the best and deliver mediocrity in the simple areas?

I love LPQ. We discovered them last year in Paris and we have enjoyed everything we have ordered on…read moreevery visit. Tonight my husband and I sat outside since it was a beautiful night. They are on a very charming street that had a romantic vibe. We split 2 tartines tonight. One was cold; a curried chicken salad served with a sweet cranberry sauce on the side. My husband preferred this sandwich even though he wanted a warm tartine when we ordered. The warm tartine was asparagus and Gruyere topped with lots of fresh parsley and tomatoes. I enjoyed both and would order either one again if there weren't so many other choices that sounded so tempting. We each had a mint lemonade which was refreshing. Each tartine was 140p and the lemonades were each 42p. Inside looked really nice too. This chain does it right.

I came to this location because I had a coupon from Facebook. It was buy one get one free. I loved…read morehow they let you sample the ice cream and choose the flavor of your choice. You even have the option of a cone, waffle cup, and regular cup. How cool right? I opted for the cookies and cream and banana flavored ice cream. They were so yummy. Only 60 pesos for one scoop. It was such a great deal and the workers were very nice. I would surely return just for their popsicles as well.

Went there at 10 to 10 for a late night dessert craving. Cute little place with some seating…read moreoutside. They had already begun closing, but they were incredibly accommodating and allowed us to enter. They also offered us to try gelato flavors that were still sitting outside. Everything tasted delicious. The tiramisu was the standout, while the chocolate, peanut butter, and caramel flavors were equally delightful.

My friend and I got a salad. It had goat cheese rolled in pistachio crumbles, slices of pear, sweet…read morehoney mustard dressing, and a mix of greens. It would have been amazing except for the wilted lettuce with dark, mushy splotches.

The good: This was the bougiest meal I had when in Mexico…read moreCity. They're located in a hotel and I got the breakfast buffet (but you don't need to choose the buffet if you don't want to). The presentation of everything was stupendous. The surroundings and vibe were also great. It felt like you were in a garden oasis nestled amongst trees. The servers were friendly and helpful. There was a fruit bar, chia seed pudding, oatmeal, fruit parfaits, breads, grilled veggies, all sorts of drinks (coffees, hot chocolate, etc), and lunch options available during breakfast. It was definitely upscale and a splurge. I loved the ceramic mugs that the drinks were served in. I also liked the staging of all of the stations and how it was often in traditional Mexican pottery. The bad: Some of the food was so so. The interesting: There were tons of vegetarian options.

Our servers were great! Alex, Robert and I forgot the other guy name, ‍. They spoke really good…read moreEnglish which was helpful, I wish I could speak more Spanish. We shared a delicious red snapper that is filling for a party of 3 or 4. They made us Carne Asada tacos with cheese, it was AMAZING. The atmosphere was cool, very basic, but the service and the food stood out. I guess it's true what they say about Mexico City, "the food is amazing"!