I came to Maque after seeing so many great reviews on TikTok and Yelp and was really excited to try…read moreit for lunch. It was surprisingly empty for a Monday, so we thought it would be a great time to visit. We were seated and placed our order at 1:21 PM. Our drinks didn't arrive until about 20 minutes later, and our food took nearly 50 minutes. The timing was especially frustrating because there were very few people dining at the time. The restaurant itself is beautiful, and the food was actually really good. Unfortunately, the service completely overshadowed the experience. During the wait, none of the staff checked in on us, apologized for the delay, or gave us any updates. Instead, several employees were sitting on their phones while we waited. To make matters worse, another group that was seated after us received their food in about 15 minutes. I'm not someone who usually leaves negative reviews, but this experience was disappointing enough that I felt it was worth sharing. I'm hoping this was just an off day because the food has a lot of potential. As it stands, I'm not sure I'd recommend it or return the next time I'm in Mexico City.

My husband and I were exploring San Ángel for an afternoon on our recent trip to Mexico City, and…read morewe happened upon Maque Café when we were looking for a bite to eat for lunch. There are plenty of other places to eat in the neighborhood, but we saw Maque Café with its outdoor seating near a fountain and among numerous trees and we were sold. The menu is simple and clean (with items leaning towards European while still having Mexican cuisine options) with lots of healthier options. I ordered a chicken breast stuffed with goat cheese in a tamarind sauce with some healthy grains and steamed vegetables. It was exactly the kind of light dish I hoping for, and I really enjoyed it with a freshly squeezed juice and a coffee. The service was good, and it was just a lovely place to enjoy a meal in San Ángel - the kind of place I'd love to sit with a book and relax for a few hours! I'd be happy to return.

Famous popular spot did not disappoint for their signature guava pastry…read more Highlights: - Guava roll: I thought it would be like a cream cheese danish, but it was so much more. Flaky exterior with the guava fruit center lined with more mellow ricotta cheese was perfect. 5 stars - Chocolate concha; was worried it'd be dry but it was soft and I liked the cocoa powder exterior not being too sweet. 4.25 stars - Day of the dead roll with sugar: ok but was a combo of plain bread and a donut leaking more towards bread and I expected it to be sweeter - Line keeps moving even though does get long Midlights. - Menu is written on the wall when you get inside so don't have time to peruse it as once you get in, it's time to order. Also can point at display cases - Crowded in the pickup area if ordered coffee and need to stay outside and not block thr exit Lowlights: - Does get crowded so will be a line If you want to sit down seems like that would be a real challenge. There's a parklet outside with a few tables and a counter area inside before you order from what I saw.

So, I've been having a recurring dream…read more.. About the guava pastries. Holy moly, so good. What a great way to start our day. I got the pastry and a mocha, and we also got a green juice. Everything was amazing. Going to be hard to beat, pastry wise. Even my non-sweet loving bf, loved it. The staff are also so sweet and efficient, and the spot itself is super cute. Will be back.

This place is pretty hidden in the back of San Angel market and absolutely worth checking it out if…read moreyou find it or have time! We came across this place because it was raining and we happened to jump into this area to stay dry. We then made our way to the back where there are a lot of places to grab food as well as places specializing in drinks. There was also live music going on when we were there which was quite the treat. If you are shopping in the San Angel market area, definitely check this place out if you are in need of a drink in between or after shopping. You won't be disappointed.

Open air, modern food hall in the San Angel neighborhood, and a must visit if you are on in this…read morepart of the CDMX. This is foodie heaven, with dim sum, cocktails, great local food, gorgeous helados, Dutch inspired carmel waffles, and even locally made french macarons. This is some high brow stuff and a lovely experience. We coupled this with a visit to the Bazaar Sabado, for the perfect Saturday afternoon in Mexico City!

This was the most fun little bakery! We got a triple decker mini cake for a celebration and it was…read morethe perfect size for our little group. The staff were very friendly and patient as we chose carefully among all the tiny options. If you're ever in central CDMX, find Avenue Independencia and visit La Miniatura!

This small bakery is located right across the street from my new apartment, and since it was Sunday…read moremorning, I thought I would go for a coue of pastries. I wasn't exactly in the mood for a large breakfast, because I have plans later with someone for the Chinese buffet. I got just two pastries, one concha rellana, and one taco de cajeta. I have had conchas a thousand times before, but this one actually had a filling, and it was quite delicious. The service here this morning was a little dissappointing. There were two young employees, male and female, working behind the counter and neither of them seemed interested in helping me. The female was glued to her cellphone, and the male didn't want to move at all. I had to ask him three times if he could come over and help me. I realize that they are both young, but I would think that this place would be better served with more motivated employees, who actually care about helping customers.

So glad to have found this adorable corner of lovely pastry and coffee in the Mercado Coyoacán…read more Barista Ana Victoria provided sweet, attentive service. I enjoyed the coffee she prepared for me and really liked the freshly baked sweet roll filled with crema de nata that she told me was baked in their artisanal bakery. The display case held a variety of cakes and pastries, all beautiful and tempting. Being a tourist with limited time in CDMX I asked Ana Victoria for sightseeing, souvenir buying and eating tips. She provided a wealth of suggestions; my favorite tip from her was the weekend buffet at El Gallo de Oro a cantina/restaurant in the historic center. I look forward to returning to La Vicoca on my next trip and trying more of those luscious baked items and yummy coffee drinks.

Cute little cafe inside Mercado Coyoacán. Try the Concha rellena. Concha with cream filling - just…read morethe right amout of sweetness. They have a few other pastries, and also tea and espresso based drinks. Friendly service.

Stumbled upon this hidden gem! I love tres leches and that caught my eye immediately. It was so…read moregood-extremely moist and ripe fruit. The frosting was also great to my liking -not too whipped. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Repostería de nostalgia, recetas únicas y familiares, todo se hornea cada día aquí mismo…read more Pastel de zanahoria Red velvet Tres leches Panqué de plátano Brownies Casa del famoso “Bruce! Bruce! Bruce!" En esta sucursal contamos con mesas y sillas para que disfrutes aún más tu estancia con nosotros, tenemos café de puebla y una variedad de bebidas calientes y frías así como lasañas y Quich para ese antojo saldo.

Yes it's true it's gluten-free and organic but if you didn't know that you would simply experience…read moresome of the most delicious authenticMexican food anywhere in the city. And then there are the incredible desserts. Right now they are best for breakfast and lunch, not sure they are they are serving dinner

This place was a Celiac's dream. Delicious food, knowledgeable employees, fantastic service. Gluten…read moreallergy or not, this place is delicious with a quaint vibe

Excellent location in Polanco; great treats; and unique drinks! That pretty much sums up Magnolia…read more You walk in to the bakery and you are greeted by a variety of sweets like cupcakes, cookies and their so very delicious plantain bread pudding. There is seating outside near the sidewalk, but opt to sit upstairs in their outdoor, second floor porch. The breezy cool air, lovely sights of Polanco and whimsical colors and decor of the porch area will keep you comfortable and never wanting to leave. They offer different mimosa flavors, such as the traditional orange juice and champ and the not so traditional red velvet mimosa. For me, the red velvet mimosa was not amazing, but a must try for its distinct taste. If you are craving a sweet alcoholic drink definitely try the chocolate martini, which contains three different types of chocolate. Magnolia's most famous dessert is the pudin de platano and it certainly lives up to its name. The combination of not too sweet mousse, slices of bananas and cake all piled into a little cup is literally heaven on earth. It comes in three different sizes and you can order it to go. The trip to this bakery is worth it for many reasons, but principally to try the pudin. Stop by when visiting the area.

The worst customer service of any company out there. The will ship food hap hazardly and don't…read morecare. Will not replace damaged goods. If your lucky enough to buy shipping insurance the will only refund food costs. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM. THEY ARE MORE CONCERNED ABOUT OPENING FRANCHISES THAN CUSTOMERS

Tres Leches Cake- simply delicious. A WINNER!!! perfectly sweet, moist and fluffy. I will…read moredefinitely buy again for the next celebration.

Carrot cake is my favorite, so I was excited to try Bo's. The cake was very dry, which was really…read moredisappointing, especially for the price. The texture didn't feel like I was eating cake at all.

Friendly, helpful staff. Easy to work with. It's tucked in the wall, not too far from the corner.read more

We didn't even go off of reviews for this one, just followed the line of people. If there's one…read morething you learn while here, it's that you go to where the locals line up. This was the best churro- holy smokes.... We leaned into the afternoon churro and hot coco tradition here pretty easily. These churros are crispy and then chewy on the inside. Absolutely fabulous. I did also get a hot chocolate from this stall as well but it was WAY too sweet. I could only take a couple sips and then I had to throw it out. So the plan is- go here for your churros, and then head down to Cafe El Jarocho for their hot chocolate. BAM! You're welcome.