The Centro Cultural Elena Garro is one of the most gorgeous, modern bookstores I have ever visited:…read morelots of glass, reflections of the trees outside, and so bright! And on a beautiful block of Coyoacan! It was so well organized and stocked! I love to visit bookstores, and this one is well worth a visit - whether you love to love browse or are looking for a book!

I bought 3 volumes of Sor Juana poetry here. Some English…read morelanguage books for gender studies and philosophy. Lots of economics and social science books in Spanish. Mexican intelligentsia hang out. It's no Barnes and Noble. Nice cafe.

From the owner: Ser el referente nacional con la mayor oferta editorial, cultural y de entretenimiento para…read morelectores y visitantes.

This place is fun, unique and very kind to a non- Spanish speaker…read more Service was fast, kind and helpful. I ordered the guacamole and it's very creamy with a bit of bite. Then the lasagna fo, a veggie lasagna. Huge potions and piping hot. Also ordered the rose lemonade- scrumptious. Great books and vinyl collection in a very posh mall. Highly recommend

I was visiting Mexico City and had several friends recommended this place to me. For starters I…read morethought the place was cute and definitely had the cozy vibe to it but what really made my experience give this review one star was the service. As soon as I sat down my belongings and pulled out my laptop since I was there to study and maybe grab a bite to eat if I got hungry, the waiter approached me with the menu. I told him that perhaps I'd be interested in ordering a little bit later and thanked him anyway. He walked away very awkwardly and gave me a dirty look. Later on I started to look around and see if there were any wall outlets to plug in my laptop and I was informed by one of the other waiters that the only outlets they had available were upstairs to my surprise none of them free and available. I came back downstairs to my table and the waiter that had first approached me and kept walking back-and-forth very eyeing me as if trying to figure out my next move. Not even exaggerating, it was really uncomfortable. I didn't think I was doing anything wrong since I saw other students sitting at different tables studying as well but I didn't notice a difference in the way that he was giving them service and the tending to them and a very courteous and polite way. I decided to order a T and when I called him over he was again very awkward not even making eye contact and had a smug look on his face. Payed for my tea and left. Place is cute and all but wow really disappointed with the service. Really uncomfortable experience.