Great food. Very friendly and relaxing. Definitely will come back. We had molletes and chilaquiles.read more

Overall a very nice bookstore with a really good atmosphere. There is a good size dining area with…read morebreakfast menu. The service is very quick.

Great little cafe in Roma Norte! I got an oat cappuccino with a pan de muerto or a soft bread made…read morewith orange blossom water and dusted with sugar. The cappuccino was great and super creamy with the oat milk and the bread so soft. Loved this little cafe! There's seating outside at little cafe tables and it's a great place to sit and people watch.

Hanging out in this area will definitely give you opportunities to do more than you could in other…read moreparts of the city. I sat inside as it was still too cold to sit atone of their outdoor tables. I started out with a capuchino which has been mybusuall go to for some time already. Then after about thirty minutes, I found myself hungry so I tried one of their awesome croissants called the Rosan with spinach with chile, tomatoes and cheese. This place has a trendy vibe and it's on the higher end in terms of cafes. They even allow dogs which I think is nice. This was a nice place to hang out and grab a bite to eat.

Great service Leticias was our waitress and she was very pleasant; the restaurant is huge different…read moreseating areas, the best cafe con leche I had in a while. We ordered a plate of fruit, fried bananas, torta , chilaquiles & fresh squeezed orange juice, they served us fast, hot and delicious food! Thank you :) and thank you Leticia for your help. QUICK TIP IS CASH ONLY Muy buen servicio, Leticia fue nuestra mesera es muy agradable, el restaurante está bastante grande la comida deliciosa, caliente y nos sirvieron rápido, el mejor café con leche que e tomado en mucho tiempo. ! Muchas gracias Leticia por tus atenciones!! SOLO UN TIP ES PURO EFECTIVO PARA PAGAR

Seems like a standard 24 hour diner. Coffee is Nescafé products which I am not a fan off, I prefer…read moremy coffee stronger. Pancakes were good but the one on the bottom was under cooked and still batter inside. She wouldn't bring me my juice with our coffee or even when I asked for it. I had to wait until the pancakes arrived before I could get my juice.

An iconic spot, part of CDMX's political and intellectual history. Che and Fidel used to meet here…read moreand it was the favorite cafe of journalists and philosophers. I first moved to CDMX in the late 70s, worked not far away, and somehow never visited before today. To find the place, just follow the aroma of roasting coffee beans. We came midweek during comida hour. It was not crowded and everyone was kind and attentive. Although I was craving plátano frito and moros y cristianos, we opted for the comida del día. They were unfortunately out of the better dishes, so the food was good Mexican fare, but not my favorite choices. The vegetable soup was excellent with a nice broth and generous portions of vegetables that maintained good consistency and flavor. The tortillas were very hot and soft. The bolillo was just okay. The agua today was jamaica. I was a little afraid of eating lettuce, but couldn't resist the next course, which was a green salad. For the main course, my husband had the milanesa de cerdo which came with mashed potato and I had flautas de papa with frijoles refritos that reminded me of rehydrated ones. The flautas were nicely crisped and topped with crema, queso fresco and lettuce. The green salsa was not spicy at all, which is always disappointing, but it had a good flavor and we finished it all. We skipped the gelatin dessert, but found the coffee to be very good. We took home a kilo of their coffee beans and a slice of pastel de elote for later. Overall a good value for the price. We just loved the vibe here and will be back soon.

This restaurant s well known for its molletes, and I had an urge to try it out. I ordered the…read moremolletes gratinados that included three separate pieces of the molletes with queso manchego. My girlfriend ordered a more common and safe platter called espagueti Alfredo. I also ordered the te manzanilla. All of our food was made to order including the manzanilla tea. The restaurant is more like an open space cafeteria and it seemed like the place was nearly full. Its a very interesting place and you can tell by some of the antique furniture and old style coffee grinder. I would bet that this restaurant was even more popular fifty years ago. Our server was very attentive even though she seemed very over-worked. She came by more than three times to make sure everything was good for us.

We were hungry late at night and stumbled upon this amazing 24-hour diner with a long line of…read morepeople waiting to get in. Luckily, it only took about 10 minutes, and they offered us seats at the bar, which we gladly took. Our waitress, Sandra, was quick, sharp, and so friendly. We ordered the Aztec soup (so good), the poblano soup, and the mole enchiladas (spicy-smoky),and absolutely delicious. For dessert, we had the hot chocolate (just like the one my mom used to make!), and Sandra brought out some sweet bread to go with it (fantastic).We also tried the guava gelatin, which was superb. The ambiance was lively, full of all kinds of people, and had a really cheerful vibe. If you're in the area, this place is a must!

Great food would definitely recommend.check it out it does have a wait time but definitely worth…read morethe wait.

We visited El Maque on a Sunday morning after we finished an appointment in the area. Some friends…read morehad previously recommended it to us. We arrived at just before 9:30 am. From the moment you walk in, a wonderful buttery and sugary smell of baking envelopes you. There is a bakery workstation at the entry so you can see the pastries and sweet breads being made by hand. There are several indoor dining rooms, outdoor terraces, a greenhouse area, and a patio. The atmosphere is lovely. It feels completely peaceful and well tended. The service is wonderful. The waitresses wear retro ruffled and starched uniforms. They were very attentive. The foot was completely fresh, simple, yet beautifully prepared. They had a special chipotle chilaquiles that were delicious. The omelette was delicious as well. Not in a Julia Childs kind of way. More of in a traditional Mexican kind of way. The baskets of pan dulces that they brought for us were fresh and delicious. The orange and mandarin juice tasted like it had been squeezed on the spot. The teas were wonderful. Overall, a completely satisfying breakfast experience. We got there at 9:30 am on a Sunday and the place was half empty and we were seated immediately. by 10am, the last tables were filling up and after that point I'm sure there was a wait. I would highly recommend this restaurant. I'm already looking forward to going back.

Demasiado caro para lo que es. Pedimos unos desayunos muy básicos y la cuenta apareció como si…read morefuera un restairante de lujo.

On our last day in Mexico City, I was frantically looking for a place nearby where they serve cafe…read morede olla. So glad this place popped up and only a couple of blocks from the Hilton where we were staying. I got a small cafe de olla and a corn cake. Delicious! Friendly staff in a nice and clean facility.

Llegando al centro, quise una bebida caliente y a esta hora es un buen sitio para estar con mi…read morecompañero y poder disfrutar de una platica agradable. El sitio es amplio y en barra te preguntan si quieres alguna bebida en especial y con ingredientes de calidad. La calidez del lugar favorece a permanecer más tiempo :) favoreciendo el ambiente. El servicio y atención es limitado por que hay poco personal pero te lo llevan hasta tu mesa. El ambiente de la gente es agradable al consumir pues es céntrico y todo queda cerca. La bebida chocolate con malvaviscos fue de mi agrado.