Wonderful gelato, coffee, tea and wine, and we couldn't have asked for better hospitality. This is…read morea second (or third?) generation business and the quality of their food and service matters a lot to them. They make their own gelato. We hung out there a lot and got to know them this June. Great people - fun, helpful - they helped make the trip a great one. They even taught us and our boys some Italian that might stick. It's now August, I still have their business card, and still wish we could go back. They're handily located across from the bus station and next to the bike store.

We ate here 2 nights ago as it was very close to our hotel. The service was great (unlike our bad…read moreexperience at Gotan the night before, just around the corner) - not proficient in English but we got by with a very enjoyable experience. The food was super! The pizza was to die for - if you love a crispy thin crust you will love this wood fired oven pizza. The Caesar salad was very traditional with anchovy puree - but not overpowering - a more oil based dressing not the creamy stuff that taste like mayo that you get in the US. The pasta was also very good - along with the house red wine. If you are from the US - the prices are amazingly cheap for the quality. I would absolutely go here again with friends, family, or a date - nice trendy but romantic interior - patio seating available. Takes credit card. The restaurant is on Ave. Independence - it has an address of Revillagigedo 18 - but it's in the downstairs of this building on the other side - which faces Ave. Independence. It's about the middle of the block between Revillagigedo and Luis Moya.

What happened to this place near my apartment in Condesa, which I loved for decades when it was…read moreowned by a lovely man named Luigi. New cook? New management? The spaghetti carbonara I ordered last night was awful, with the little bits of meat burned quite literally to a crisp. I probably should have sent it back. The woman server was good until she disappeared into the back to join her fellow waiters for dinner and it took forever to get the bill. The new male waiters are unfriendly, actually downright surly. The original waiters in the past were so nice and friendly. And the prices are now much higher than I remembered. Luigi, where are you? Don't make me go to the Osteria around the corner.

Visiting from California and I was really impressed by the food here. Not only was it delicious…read morebut it was authentic. I got the spaghetti romana and it was amazing!

Really delicious Italian food, an extensive menu and good wine list, excellent, helpful and…read moreattentive (but not obtrusive) service in a lovely small restaurant located on a little plaza. We enjoyed everything we ordered. I had Gnocchi and an Insalata Caprese, and, being a vegetarian, I was really happy to have a lot of options from which to choose, which is not always the case in Mexico. And my significant other was happy, too, since he enjoyed a steak. This place consistently gets really good reviews and Puebla has a lot of sophisticated locals and visitors, so we went based on that and were really glad we did. And don't forget dessert.

Good pasta and a nice setting with a grassy area for the kids to play. I was impressed with the…read morequality of the salad and the pasta was cooked right (not overcooked like a lot of pasta in Mexico!). It was about the same price as the other nicer restraunts in town - though their decent wine selection is probably what ran our bill high.

Freshly made pasta. Tagliatelle with prosciutto, artichoke, olives and tomatoes is superb great…read moreambiance and warm service. Highly recommended

As for many years, excellent food, vibe and ambiance. This time was this lady SMOKING inside the…read morerestaurant. Yes, she was in the open area, but the smoke was coming inside the restaurant. You should not allow this to happen

Good italian restaurant. I love the back patio very fresh…read moreatmosphere, Service was very good, the owner was on the floor all the time therefore everyone was working like professionals.

This place is really good! Happy we got to come here for dinner. Easy 17 min walk from the near by…read moremuseums. Very good pizza and salad! Would def come back and try the other. Also they have this chili oil that's crazy good! And we got to watch the game

The girlfriend and I decided to get dinner here, after spending the day in museums throughout…read moreMexico City. This place is a bit small, but getting seating was no issue. We ordered some coffee while we waited for our main course. I ordered a plate of shrimp, as well as a pizza with shrimp and italian sausage. The girlfriend ordered a simple cheese pizza. The wait time was a bit longer than expected, but fortunately the wait was well worth it. We also got here in good time, as this place got busy shortly after they took our order. The shrimp plate was delicious, and the pizza was great. Seeing as we were pretty famished, I ate most of the pizza in that sitting. I had two cups of caffe americano afterward to ward off the itis. The place may be small, and the wait may be a little longer, but the food was decent and worth it. The staff is decent, and the place is kept clean and run well.

This place was so nice, I ate there twice!! I was in Mexico…read moreCity for a week, and as much as I love Mexican food, I was ready for something different and as usual, Italian food was calling! I took a stroll in the historic district And came across a charming Italian restaurant called Nonsolo. The prices were moderate, the place looked inviting and so I decided to take a chance. It was my lucky day! Nonsolo Is right in the heart of the historical Zolaco. It has an old world charm and an inviting menu. As soon as I walked in I got a really nice vibe and liked my waitress. She spoke a little English and I spoke a little Spanish, and between the two of us we were able to communicate. I'm not so crazy about a QR code menu, but this seems to be standard fare these days. It was hard getting a signal on my phone to view the menu, so she signed me into their internet Wi-Fi and then there was no problem. I ordered pasta with clams in a white clam sauce. And of course, a Coke zero! While I was waiting, I enjoyed the bread and butter and taking in all the people strolling by. The pasta was really delicious and I hated to see the bowl empty. I sat for a while looking at the people in the street and took in the wonderful ambiance and that delicious meal before I headed to Ballet Folklorico. I would say my only criticism was that they charge 45 pesos for a small Coke zero which is the equivalent of $2.50. The pasta dish itself which was around $13 US dollars was well worth it. That was so delicious. Considering I almost always order an Italian dish with marinara sauce, it's a big compliment to Nonsolo to say I really loved the meal lol The place had been on my mind for 2 days and last night when it was my final night in Mexico City I decided to go back one more time and taste something with red sauce! I had spaghetti bolognese and it was also delicious. This time I decided to sit at a table outside and it was very enjoyable looking at all the passerbys and also I got entertained by a young man singing "My Way" in Spanish and a guitarist who played some traditional Mexican tunes. I gave them each a tip which I know they appreciated. After sitting for a while and enjoying the meal and experience, I headed over to the Palace of Fine Arts to see the national symphony play. All in all a great evening! So there you have it folks. If you get tired of tacos and quesadillas and tortillas, head over to Nonsolo and have a wonderful Italian experience! Ciao and adios!

Found this on yelp while visiting CDMX! we're disappointed,…read moregreat food & service while visiting CDMX! Highly recommend it.