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Delisa entices passersby with elegant furniture that amplify the magical ambience of the glass…read morechandeliers. Stepping inside feels like stumbling upon the greeting room of a fairytale princess. My crujiente tasted decadent with a rich hazelnut foundation below a delicate chocolate ganache.

Came for the fig tart and it was good! Altho the crust was a little thick I still enjoyed it. The…read morecappuccino on the other hand had way too much milk.

The place is small but offers a good little selection of pastries and great coffee . It's a nice…read moreplace to visit in the middle of this great and busy city and it was an enjoyable thing to be able to sit down and have a nice pastry and coffee here. The service was quick and friendly and I will most definitely return when I'm back in Mexico City .

Amazing bakery with a very large selection of various pasties, Mexican treats, sandwiches, breads…read moreetc. You grab a trashcan lid size tray at the entrance and choose your own food adventure. There are different stations to get your tickets to go pay. There is even coffee and ice cream. Please come and create your own adventure.

Great spot when you're on the go. Pastelería La Esperanza in Polanco has an impressive pastry…read moreselection and everything looked fresh and well made. I tried the custard danish with almonds and it was excellent. Flaky, lightly sweet, and the custard was just right. Service at the counter is quick and efficient. The team is fully staffed and clearly knows what they're doing, so the line moves fast even when it's busy. The space has a beautiful industrial feel, clean and modern but still comfortable. Their coffee is rich and strong, exactly what you want with pastries like these. Definitely a place I'd come back to when I'm in the area.

The pastries were pretty good. I ordered hot chocolate as well. There's seating upstairs and…read moreoutside. Counter service staff was rude though. I wasn't greeted, even after I greeted the staff and tried to order. I speak Spanish and only ordered in Spanish. Just kind of a weird experience. This was the only place I experienced this type of service while visiting, so can't really recommend. It's a beautiful space, but there are other bakeries in the area that are just as good.

If you are visiting Mexico City, and would like to experience some of the traditional Mexican…read morepastries, as well as the French prepared pastries... El Molinos is the place you want to be... they have many different types of coffee drinks they have a delicious banana bread with hazelnut icing... We took a sample of so many of their Mexican style, traditional pastries, and some croissants and bear claw . Let me tell you they will never disappoint, so delicious and so fresh and such a variety of pastries ... " if I were you, I would run and not walk there...

I was not entirely convinced of this place before I came here but I genuinely am blown away by the…read morecakes here. Came during a weekday afternoon and there was no one in the store and also there seemed to be still a lot of food left as it wasn't very empty. - Strawberry Cake - This one was a real winner as the cake was so soft despite it looking like it has sat in the fridgerator forever. The cake was very moist and the strawberries helped lightened up the flavors very much. - Tres Leches - I didn't like this one as much but like the strawberry cake, I appreciate how light and fluffy the cake itself was. Also I appreciate how moist the cake was as it soaked up all the milk that was not too sweet. I highly recommend coming here for sweets and desserts. I can't really vouch for the baked goods though.

This panederiaa is super close to my neighborhood, and I came here today to get some baked goods…read morefor the upcoming holiday. They didn't have a lot on display so I picked out what I thought would be good for everyone. I bought the Grande Panque de nuez that we will get into right away, and also the gelatina pie (jello pie) that will be served on Wednesday. I actually wanted to also get a concha to snack on right now but I stopped myself because I have been eating a lot lately. However the conchas that I saw did look very tasty. The ambiance was rather plain and it wasn't difficult asking for help to box up the two large cakes.

I stopped by on my way home from work for a couple of goodies. Feel good food is really what I…read moreneeded after a long and busy day. I've been here a couple of times and this little bakery has always had something special that I liked. I would kind of consider it a boutique type of bakery because they offer much more than baked goods. I came here a couple of months ago to purchase a cool got basket of chocolates. Yes they have various types of chocolates as well. Today I got the strudel de manzana which was basically an apple Danish? I think. It was very good and it was nice to just relax on their sidewalk before I continue on my walk home. The service I've gotten here has always been attentive e en though it never has been the same person working here.

La Artesa was disappointing. Their breads, cookies and pastries were not very good, especially…read morecompared to the Saint Bakery a few blocks away. We will not return.

We were walking around town and all needed a coffee, stopped in here because one of the people…read morewalking with us was from the neighborhood and said it was good. They were right. I had a delicious croissant and a cup of coffee that was probably the best one I had all week. The World Cup game was on in the background, and a couple folks were cheering. So the environment and the ambiance was great all around. Was surprised to learn: this is a chain. But I will be back when I'm in town again.

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 got two Roca de Reyes pastries from here this morning and they were awesome! I had actually had…read morethe same pastry before from a different panaderia, but the ones from this Baker were much larger, and they tasted better. I was tempted to get a couple more different style pastries, but I didn't feel like carrying pastries around all day. Besides my plan was just to get the two Roca de Reyes today for me and my friend. This Baker was pretty busy with many customers, and I could understand why. They have pastry baking down to a science! They were really good! The service was also quick in spite of the large number of customers. I hope to come back here again.

If you're ever in Mexico City this is the bakery to go to it's very clean very organized the bread…read moreis constantly coming out. There's a very huge selection Of cakes sweet breads French bread donuts cookies it's a must try