Tip top quality quesadilla food stand. Not to be missed and will be back for sure. One of my…read morefavorite spots in Mexico City

I was so excited to see this food truck! But unfortunately, it wasn't what I was expecting…read more After spending 2 years in the Middle East, I was expecting moist, tasty meat in soft Arab bread with tahini sauce and vegs. Instead, I got a chunk of very dry meat with unseasoned sauces. On the positive side, this truck is by a park which is lovely to have a seat and enjoy your meal. Service is prompt and affordable.

I bumped into this small food-truck like on one of my walks. It's by Rio Janerio's Park at Roma…read moreNorte, by a beautiful church. A lovely lady right away takes your order and heats up your pastry right there and then. She serves both sweet and savory pastries. I had the 'tinga' and 'chorizo'. I did not have high expectation but oh, surprise! These are proper pastries! Out they came my two fluffy 'pastis' generously stuffed. You can see the layers as you work through it. The flavors are settled yet tasty. I will definitely stopped by again to try others!

Delicious fresh churros! You can have them served with chocolate, caramel or condensed milk and…read moretopped with cinnamon or sugar. We also enjoyed the iced coffee and chocolates. You can order sandwiches from the place next door. They have table service and plenty of seating which is quiet and easy to talk

So one night while making my way back to my hotel in Roma Norte, after some late night drinking, I…read morenoticed a spot that was open that didn't look like a bar or taco shop. They had a pretty good crowd, that's when I noticed it was a churro shop and it was called El Moro. During my weeklong trip to Mexico City I ended up visiting this shop multiple times during all different times of the day and evening. This business I found out later has multiple locations and is one of the most famous churro shops in all of Mexico City. I really enjoyed them so much-their churros are made fresh all day I liked that this location was super clean and had plenty of tables to sit to enjoy your freshly made churros and coffee drinks. Speaking of coffee drinks, they have excellent coffee as many a mornings on this trip started with coffee from El Moro. Their churros are very inexpensive as they run about 16 pesos($0.95 USD) each.So we always grabbed a few every visit. The churros had a really good size to them and were just doused in cinnamon and sugar-they tasted perfect both sweetness level and texture-wise. I generally always ordered Americanos which ran 55 pesos($3.25 USD) Not the best value in the world but good enough/they matched up well with the fresh churros. Overall I would highly recommend stopping by El Moro if you run across one of them on your travels to Mexico City-I really enjoyed them and look forward to visiting them again on future visits to Mexico City.