Food and service. Small place but if you like American food, I'd say come check it out. Very casualread more

I loved this restaurant in the Roma Norte neighborhood. This area has the cutest cafes with nice…read morecourtyard seating. For breakfast they had alot of options and I went for the French toast and got a side of scrambled eggs. I love that the breakfast comes with juice and you can also order your own. I got a green juice too and a flat white. The service was good and they help you out even if you do not know much Spanish. It's a great spot to sit and have a slow morning on the weekend.

Pinche gringo was a fantastic place for an event hosted by PBMX Pickleball experts. Look for Juan…read morePablo and his welcoming smile. These guys know what they're doing and have a fantastic group of individuals every night. They will make you feel welcome in Mexico City.

Some of the best bbq fair I've had in a long time. Excellent smokey flavor and fall off the bone…read moretender. The sides were great as well. Huge space with indoor and outdoor dining and cocktails as well. Definitely the spot for good BBQ in Mexico City :]

This lounge is newer and you can tell, it's absolutely gorgeous, from the bar area, to the…read morecomfortable seats at the tables and overall aesthetic. It's a great spot to wait or relax before your flight and you can find it right after security for G gates. Though the lounge was quite busy, we were able to walk right in and seated immediately. Unlike some of the other lounges I have been to, you don't seat yourself no do they have a buffet or various self serve stations, but you have a server and a menu to choose from. The menu was curated from a michelin rated chef and has a nice option of local businesses and more American/traditional such as pizza and burgers. Though the menu has prices, it is complementary to card members. They also have a full service bar, but did not have a menu for any options. Other than it taking about 10 minutes for us to be given a menu or our beverage order taken, service was good. The team was working hard and the lounge was busy, but QR codes on the table or some sort of streamlined ordering, even through ones phone as an option for the table would have made the experience a bit smoother and kept us from sitting idly for 10 minutes. While in CDMX, I of course had to get a mezcalita, so started with that, which was fresh and tasty. Then my husband and I shared the Tijuana cesar salad (it was just a regular salad), the house burger with fries, the ribeye tacos, tuna tartare and flan with custard for dessert. Everything was good, but not great. It was fresh and definitely hit the spot but not standout. The tuna, fries and dessert were the best! The burger and tacos lacked a bit of flavor, but were high quality ingredients. Overall, it is a beautiful lounge, the staff were very friendly and working very hard, but it's not a quick in an out visit and I think their system could use a bit more automation to be more efficient.

The lounge offers a restaurant style setup where you order directly from the menu rather than…read moreserving yourself at a buffet. You can order as much food and drink as you want, which is a nice perk. The scrambled eggs with turkey, ham, and bacon were my favorite. The beans were warm, but bland, and the tortillas were hard and inedible. The sourdough bread toast was okay, and it was also bland.

We didn't get food, hut they had a buy 1 get two free happy hour here, and it was the only happy…read morehour I remember seeing in CDMX. Drinks and service were excellent and it was in a beautiful location!

Food was good. We split a patty melt and salad. The salad with cranberries, pecans and goat cheese…read morewas particularly good. Unfortunately the waiter started off on a sore note trying to constantly upsell us on everything we wanted to order. Bad form.

It's not a very big lounge, basically with only food, drinks, private restrooms and shoe shine…read moreoption. But the staff was friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious but a little cold. Great spot to kill some time.

I was recently flying out of T1 in Mexico City and stopped by this airport lounge airside past…read moresecurity near gate 23. It's a bit confusing but everything is to order only. The service is friendly but lacks explanation as you're handed a food menu with prices but it's complimentary for Amex Plat and Amex Business Plat holders. I ended up getting the roasted salmon with black bean (upon recommendation of my server) and a tomato mozzarella salad. Loved the crispy skin on the roasted salmon which was a little dry but it was good with the black bean paste. Salad was fresh with a good mix of lettuce greens, cherry tomatoes and mozzarella. The space is nice but I would really have preferred a buffet to make things easier. After all, a lounge is to pop in and out of so I always feel like an order only menu is a bit of waste of time. They do ask that you sign a bill which is comped at the end. Tip is optional.

Stopped by while walking around Parque Mexico and the outer ring Amsterdam. Lovely place to stroll…read more Grabbed a beer while enjoying the outdoor seating. We had super crispy French fries too. Two single occupancy restroom stalls with an exterior sink.

Great pub and terrific burgers. Nice beer list (only negative thing is no draft beer ). I had the…read moreMarsellesa burger with marinated mushrooms and caramelized onion. One of the best burgers I've ever had. No condiments needed.

TL;DR: Terrible food, terrible service, and chased by our absent waiter through the airport because…read morehe wanted a tip. I try, generally speaking, to avoid leaving negative reviews, but my experience at this restaurant was wild enough that I feel compelled to share. My party and I were seated and promptly ignored for 20 minutes. Not a single person on staff would look at us, and to the point where we almost left the restaurant. When our waiter finally took our order, we were on the verge of getting up to go, but decided to stay since we were being helped. My travel companion ordered the Vegan Burger (described as a patty made of pea and garbanzo beans) and I ordered the guacamole burger. We made a point of showing exactly what on the menu we wanted. The food arrived and the order was wrong. They did not bring the vegan burger; they brought a giant portobello mushroom on a bun. My guacamole burger was inedible - hard and dry with more mozzarella cheese on top than guacamole (truly, a disgusting amount of cheese). Both came with curly fries and, I kid you not, we each received maybe 10 broken pieces of curly fry per-plate. Each burger was just under $20 USD. Since neither my travel partner nor I are the type to complain at a restaurant, we decided to take the L and get our check without finishing the food. However, our server disappeared immediately after our food was left, did not check in a single time, and was gone for around half an hour. We could not get anyone else's attention to get our check so we finally walked up to the counter after around 30 minutes and asked to pay. A man who was not our server helped us pay and, for the first time in my life, I did not leave a tip (I will reiterate that our server spoke to us exactly one time in the span of an hour, and it was to take our order). We left the eatery and walked to the other end of the terminal when I got a tap on the shoulder. Our waiter (who could not be bothered to speak to us while we were in the restaurant) chased us to the other end of the terminal to demand tip! We said no and explained why and kept walking. I have never in my life experienced anything in any eatery (fast food restaurants included) like this. I want to be clear that I have NEVER not tipped - I am a 20% tipper across the board at restaurants, coffee shops, etc., even when the service is shoddy or the food isn't great - but with so many compounding factors and the audacity of our server to leave his job and chase us through Terminal 2, I can say confidently that this was the worst food experience of my life.

After asking around, they recommended la Taba for me to go have lunch. Well it was an improvement…read moreof what I could have gotten outside the gate versus what was around. Honestly I should have went to Starbucks, but I wanted to try as much different food as possible. Service here was lacking. But I guess I can't expect much since this is a "sports bar". I did get seated immediately, but my server took a while to come help me and bring me my check. When paying make sure you are stating either a percentage or a pesos amount for the tip. I told the waiter 50 and he ran my card for 50% tip. I realize it after he ran it, and apparently nothing could be done about it. I got their steak on a fried tortilla with beans (not sure what it was called). The steak was great. The tortilla was super hard and chewy. I can't even cut it well with a knife. I need to use a lot of arm strength. It was a workout just to eat the tortilla. There was a side sauce that was provided that is very spicy.

After dealing with backlogs at the lounges, we decided to find a seat at the bar and grab a bite. I…read moresettled on a burger and a beer and my gf went with some boneless wings and fries. The food was good as expected and we enjoyed the atmospheres and F1 being on tv. Two big detractors are the cramped feeling(everything so close to each other) and the temperature. It was so warm that I was periodically sweating.

I was a little hungry when I arrived at the airport for my layover. I saw this place on their upper…read morefloor and decided to give it a try. This was a month ago. I'm glad I went, their classic burger was delicious, French fries were also really good and hot. Big portions of food. Our waitress was very polite and were quick to give us a table. It was a really good experience, dining room was big enough considering it was an airport restaurant and the expected noise from an airport. I would definitely go back if I get another opportunity