Wow! What a great find. In the friendly neighborhood of La Condesa, I sat on the patio on a…read moregorgeous September afternoon and enjoyed the Nosferatu classic, Queen Margherita. Not only are they pizza experts, but beer experts as well! So many great pizza options (personal pizza sizing as well) and great craft beer selection. Plus the staff are super friendly!

Great find in Condesa. They do not have much seating, but the food was delicious and the staff was…read morevery friendly. The house salad was full of surprises and the dressing was perfect. We had three different pizzas and loved them all. I recommend.

Delicious! Vegetarian friendly and service was great, there was a bit of language barrier, but…read moreworked out fine. Such a cute little restaurant. (Ordered the 2 pastas and 2 pizzas) Thanks for such a nice meal!

Absolutely fantastic. Some of the best fresh pizza I've had in my life. Ingredients were perfect…read moreand fresh.

We ordered a cream of potato soup to get started. It was hearty, good flavor…read more We also ordered a garlic shrimp pasta and a salmon with broccoli and Florentine rice. The shrimp pasta was kind of bland and dry. I couldn't smell or taste any garlic in it. It also was very low in salt.. this is where the soup came in we didn't hadn't finished it completely and used it as a sort of a pretend béchamel sauce to make the pasta, more creamy and palatable. It definitely improved the pasta. The salmon was pretty good. It was perfectly cooked.. The Florentine rice was pretty decent and it's hard to mess up broccoli. The glazed they used on the salmon was a bit too sweet for me; but, that is a subjective thing. We ordered their special lemonade that changes color. It was a Halloween special I think. Didn't change the taste as far as I could tell. If I had to summarize it, I would say it's your typical mall food. I've had worse. Much worse. I think I should've tried their pizza. That's what they're famous for. I'll come back again and definitely try their pizza to be fair. For today's food, they deserved 3 1/2 but not four stars.

Classist restaurant and ugly souls. Not even if they paid me I'd ever eat here. The only nice was…read moreone of the ladies but charging for using their restroom is ugly but truly shows their poor scarcity mindset. May people who visit this place realize is just the pretty lights and for what they literally closed down for renovations and just to not renew their energy and souls and attitude. I don't have to wish nothing bad. But karma is real. No wonder why they overprice for the location and their food and drink items are lame

We have finally found a really good pizza in the at this restaurant, after not really didn't having…read moremuch hope. We are visiting from New York City, and our experience with pizza in the city has been less than favorable. There are a couple of things lacking, namely the very dry crust, and the shear lack of any sauce added to the pizza. This place suprised both of us. We watched them as they prepared our pepperoni pizza right after we ordered it. Then we waited patiently this time, which is a new skill that we both have acquired. Our Server dude brougjt the pipping hot pizza right to our table, and I could see right away the huge amoun of sauce shining through the cheese and pepperoni. It was awesomely delicious, and I really with tjat other pizza restaurants would learn how to make a real pizza from these guys.

Good Gawd! This pizza was amazing. I think I had half margherita and half 4 cheese. Something had…read moregoat cheese on it. I swear, this was some of the best pizza I had in my life. It was if I was in Italy.

I just wanted a small quiet place cause I was by myself coming from the Padres game. Wanted some…read moreItalian food. This isn't a Rocky neighborhood and I just got a nice piece of lasagna. A nice couple glasses of wine and friendly atmosphere people party and walk by.

Santa Pizza is literally three septs away from Camino Real Hotel in Santa Fe, which was the reason…read morewhy we went there. Their Chipotluda Pizza was very good. Honestly, I ordered it just for the name, it's a fun word to say! We also got a couple of salads (Caprese and Spinach), they were fresh and good. Our server was courteous, quick and very nice overall. I don't travel to Santa Fe in CDMX that often, but if I do, I will definitely return to Santa Pizza.

Great service, pizza and the free pizza when buying a bottle of wine was a pleasant surprise.read more

This place has phenomenal food. A very cozy atmosphere with no more than 10 tables, the chef/owner…read moretrained in New York and knows what he is doing. He's very personable. Don't be surprised if he approaches your table to check in and to strike up a conversation. The pizza is among the best I've had in Mexico City and I implore you to start with either the beet salad or the cauliflower, or both. The wine selection is not that vast, but it's a small place so don't expect much in this department. The windows/doors pretty much remain open so bring a sweater for the colder months. Street parking.

Pedimos hace un momento unas pizzas. El servicio de entrega…read morefue muy bueno pero Por desgracia, la pizza está insípida, la salsa de tomate tampoco sabe a nada. No me gustó su pesto. Honestamente, les recomiendo trabajar más en el sabor de su masa y salsas.

We kept passing Cancino on our walk to and from our room in on the very south end of Parque Mexico…read moreto Roma Norte and beyond..and i really wanted to sit out among the trees and candlelit tables..on the night that we visited, it was cold ! So chilly, that we kind of rushed a bit. Should have saved it for a warmer night. I also should have ordered the small pizza, we left half of the large one over and it sat in the fridge all week, only to be tossed at the end of our stay. We also had an excellent Gnocci dish, in a light cream sauce w plenty of mushrooms. Really unique and tranquil setting, recommended for any occasion where you desire a beautiful lush setting and great service !