Food was good but they are deceptive about what they will charge you. If they offer you anything,…read morejust ask for the price since they will overcharge when the can. Nice evening with an exorbitant bill that was not expected. Be careful!

I can cook better pastas and pizzas compare from this restaurant , sorry but no comeback…read moreamigo

Cava Mia is so wonderful! I scheduled a tasting for a friend's bachelorette party and Victor did a…read moregreat job curating a menu and introducing us Mexican wines and mezcals. Our favorite wine was the rose and we also loved the guacamole, mole and plantains. The space is very cute, albeit tight. I recommend spending an afternoon here during rainy season or coming in for a midday snack and drink!

Stumbled upon Cava Mia on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Sylvia, one of two owners, was wonderfully…read moregracious and an effective host. She guided us through the menu and we had no regrets! A Green Sandwich for one, with the other three sharing a selection of four different tapas (3 each). A nice bottle of white wine and a couple of craft beers left us happy and ready to continue on exploring. Great service, flavorful food and a real value!

Nice bar and great cozy hip place to have a cocktail, beer, or wine. They have some good food to…read morenibble on and some good drinks to sip.

From the owner: Un concepto diferente en el Centro Histórico de la CDMX con un ambiente relajado para tomar vino o…read morecerveza artesanal. •Sin reservaciones•

They have a great selection of Mexican wine. I prefer drinking Mexican wine when I'm in Mexico, and…read moreI enjoyed the red wine I tried. I will definitely be back when I visit MX city again. Aside from that delicious wines, they also had wonderful service. They took such good care of us and we'll be back soon! Tienen gran selección de vinos Mexicanos. Prefiero probar el vino Mexicano cuando estoy en Mexico y me encanto el vino tinto que probé. Voy a regresar la próxima vez que esté en CDMX. Aparte de los vinos deliciosos también tienen muy buen servicio. Gracias por atendernos muy bien. Regresamos pronto.

This place is a jewel in Mexico City. Their food was amazing, their staff were amazing as we felt…read morelike we were spending time with friends while we drank beautiful wine, and their wine is amazing. We did a wine tasting, which was only 250 pesos and you get to try five wines, totally worth it, they were all very good. We also got one of their pizza's and a salad which both were phenomenal. And lastly, our main server was Christian and he was awesome, we will definitely be back not only for the wine but to see Christian again!

The food, the presentation and atmosphere was great. However, they start to pick up our plates…read morebefore we were finished eating. I had to ask them several times to leave my plate as I was not finished. Also, We were not asked if we needed any refills or offered anything else.

First time visiting this restaurant. Very nice inside with open doors and windows allowing fresh…read moreair inside. The trees adjacent makes it feel like a park. The food was delicious with large portions.

Excellent wine selections. Food was good as well. However, I'd say the wine selections shine here.read more

This is a great wine bar. The selection is broad but not overwhelming and the service is attentive…read more We spent a very pleasant hour here having pre-dinner drinks on the patio. Would definitely go back.

One of my best meals in the city. Many thanks to talented young chef Diego Nino and Cesar Vazquez…read more Highly recommended by a local friend as his favorite restaurant in Mexico City, Nexo Wine Bitrot offers great wine selection (overseas and Mexican), very good modern cuisine (infused with Japanese elements, local ingredients, French elements), classy dining ambiance (high wooden tables, open kitchen, and big window walls), and very good service (both chefs came out to check on me and gave me a complimentary dessert). Reservation is relatively easy to make compared to other good fine dining restaurants in the city. Without hesitation, I choose the 5 course tasting menu (~770 peso). Complimentary fried chips with Mexican dipping sauce (savory sauce made with non-spicy chili): crispy chips and savory aromatic sauce. Then comes the first dish: crudo of the day, avocado with umeboshi, yuzukosho and garlic oil. Fresh and sweet fish, creamy avocado sauce and a refreshing note from umeboshi and yuzukosho, and lastly ends with aromatic note of garlic. Well done! Second dish is squid alla carbnonara. Excellent dish! Again fresh and sweet squid, nicely cooked so that the meat is tender. Rich bacon and creamy cheese adding the thickness in flavor and texture, and lastly a nice kick from black pepper. Artichoke heart with squash sauce and green mojo. Excellent. Very tender, meaty, and sweet artichoke with sweet squash sauce, and refreshing green mojo. Main dish: rib eye, truffled potato purée, and bok choy. excellent. The rib eye literally melts in my mouth! The truffled potato puree is very nicely done. Overall love the well balanced profile and the amzing fatty rib eye. Desert-- dry strawberry and cereals on top of almond ice cream (?) not overwhelmingly sweet. love the fine and creamy texture of the ice cream. And the wonderful meal didn't end! Chef came out to greet me and gave me a complimentary dessert--last comes the best--passion fruit tart decorated with beautiful flowers. Very very delicious. Not overly sweet or sour, it captures the refreshing taste of passionfruit. This dish, with bright colors, passionate flavor, and beautiful presentation, is a perfect one to end my day after visiting Frida's museum. Overall, highly recommend!

Beautiful, tiny place with big and small delicious food. Open kitchen to watch the action and smell…read morethe goodness. The food is top notch. I had the beef tartare and the handmade truffle ravioli. My friend had the lamb. Both dishes were beautiful to look at and to eat. Short walk from hotels.

Cool little family-owned spot in a quiet neighborhood in Condesa. It's small, so I highly recommend…read moregetting a reservation. Food is good -- I had a steak that was perfectly good. Wine list is solid for Mexico (where frankly you tend to only find great wine lists at very expensive restaurants). Service was friendly. There was a cute dog running around, which I loved, but probably worth noting.

A corner restaurant in a quiet neighborhood! Staff is really friendly. I ordered grilled artichoke…read moreand they brought warm water for me to wash my hands after I finished. The eggplant roll is so good!!!

Romelia is a quaint, understated eatery with excellent service and very tasty food and wine. We…read moreopted for an outdoor table and experienced the most prompt and attentive service of our entire visit to Mexico City. The offerings at Romelia are comprehensive to say the least. We started with some delicious croquettes, followed by jamon iberico on toast, spicy charred pulpo, and finally two orders of tacos -- prawn and ribeye. Each dish was superb. The pulpo was expertly charred, and the flesh as tender as a gentle summer kiss. The tacos, which are made completely from scratch in house, embodied many of the rich flavors that make Mexico City one of the world's greatest culinary destinations. Even the side dish of butter we requested was exceptional; it tasted as if an abuela in the countryside had awoken early that same morning to milk her lone grass-fed cow and gently churn it just for our visit. We opted for a bottle of Toro (~$960?) to accompany our feast, which we regarded as a sensational value. It accompanied the food perfectly. In addition to his outstanding service timings, our waiter was kind, conscientious, and particularly patient with our subpar Spanish skills. Sometimes in life, happy accidents happen. This was one such occasion. We were very pleased to discover Romelia, and hope that we can experience it many more times during future visits to this great city.

Quaint all brick interior makes this the perfect spot to relax and have a drink in the evening. I'd…read morereally like to see more by-the-glass offerings but at least the ones they had were quite good. The grilled octopus was amazingly tender and fresh, one of the best in all of Mexico so far. The Patatas Bravas were too covered in paprika to taste much else, so for me they're a skip. The pan con tomato (tomato toast) was also not great as the bread got soggy quickly and there was some odd taste. Not bad by any means, just not the best I've had. All in all though, Id return in a heartbeat as the vibe is so chill and pleasant and given how amazing the octopus was, I'd like to try even more off their menu.