there is often a huge crowd here, but really it is worth the wait and they move people in and out…read morevery efficiently and quickly. of special note: tacos presidencial (i believe that's what they are called...or something like it), any of the ceviches, and the pulpo tacos (not ont the menu, but they'll make them for you). staff is quick and efficient and the seafood is fresh fresh fresh at a very reasonable price point. only complaint is that i wish they would have fresh salsas too in addition to the huge variety of hotsauces they put on the table.

We asked around about the best seafood and was pointed to Mi Gusto Es. Great location with inside…read moreand outside seating. Very clean with excellent service. The menu is in English and Spanish and had a great selection. I had the coconut shrimp and it was fantastic. The mango sauce had the best flavor! I highly recommend it. But they also had fried octopus that was good.

Came here for lunch around 1:30pm and it wasn't too packed but by 2:30pm there were barely any…read moreseats left! The café de olla and enchiladas de bistec were exceptional. I ate my entire dish down to the brim which I don't always do. The steak was flavor... WOW. The meat was tender. Literally nothing lacked flavor. Even the coffee... The coffee didn't need anything added to it. It was perfectly made. The vegetable soup was also very good. The restaurant has a very nice and chill vibe, beautiful decor & excellent service. They accept credit card (no amex). I would easily come back here for the exact same dish- I really enjoyed it. For 2 entrees, 2 water bottles, a cafe de olla and te, plus 20% tip, we paid $19USD.

Me encanta este lugar. El restaurante es al aire libre entonces tiene una vibra agradable. Los…read morejuevos con jamón estan excelentes. La salsa roja está perfecta, y la salsa verde también está buena. El café de olla está magnífico. El servicio es rapido y son muy amables. El molcajete de chilaquiles no me encanto pero no estaba mal. La concha estaba agradable pero nada del otro mundo. Este lugar es perfecto pa un desayuno calmado.

It was good. we got a quick bite of huevos divorsiados! Cafe con lecha was okay. The enfrijoladas…read morewere delicious

Good breakfast spot, sort of a Denny's or IHOP. Delicious coffee drinks and juices. Service was a…read morelittle slow. Once we got our food, we were left alone.

It's a little hole in the wall place with great, tasty food for very reasonable prices. Come…read morehungry, you won't regret it. The menu is small and we tried almost everything, and everything we tried was very good. We are going back this week.

This minute hole in the wall restaurant serves tasty Yucatán food. Fresh paint, new furniture and…read moreand upbeat attitude make it a fun place even though it's a little below street level in the ceiling not very high. Cochinita pibil is excellent, as are the other chicken and pork dishes. Lime soup is awesome.

Four words: authentic, delicious , fast and affordable!!!…read more I ordered the most delicious soup called Caldo Silvestre which includes chicken, zucchini, flour, zucchini, cheese and mushrooms absolutely delicious. My husband ordered the pierna adobada torta and it was huge, and the flavor was just amazing.

Food, service, and ambience were all wonderful here. We contemplated going back 2 days in a row…read moreduring our visit to Mexico City!

A cute and delicious restaurant within walking distance of the Frida Kahlo museum. Unlike many…read moreplaces in Mexico that cater to tourists, this place is very authentic. I ordered the Huevos Mexicanos, which translates to "Mexican eggs." It's basically scrambled eggs mixed with salsa, served with a side of black beans and a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice. Although very simple, the flavor was very delicious (I think they use some meat juices for cooking or something). I also ordered a cup of black coffee. If you are a coffee drinker, do yourself a favor and get it every time in Mexico. I normally don't drink coffee black, but I guess that's because I've been drinking the wrong coffee. :P The coffee was very smooth and smelled strongly of cinnamon. Delicious! We were offered free bread and tortillas with our meal. I didn't eat the tortillas because I was full, but the bread was that perfect, pillowy soft kind with a flaky shell. The bill was very affordable at around $6 per person. Gotta love the exchange rate!

Wow! 5-star awesome in every way from the food, coffee, drinks, service and decor. I had the…read morechilaquiles verdes con huevo estrellado with coffee, juice and sweet bread. Just one bite brought such profound delight that I closed my eyes and gave thanks to God. Every bite was just as wonderful as my first. Terrific!!

My favorite torta I have had to date. The bread was amazing, and the rest of the sandwich was…read moreperfectly executed with fresh, quality ingredients. I had the Cubana. I would eat here weekly if I lived in Mexico City.

Best tortas in Mexico City! You may be able to find others that are bigger and less traditional,…read morebut non made with such love and dedication as these. The owners love what they do and you can tell by the food. The aguas frescas are made on the spot and delicious! You won't regret it! Such an amazing, family owned place, that makes you feel like you're home.

Our friends brought us to this restaurant and we really enjoyed it. We had parrilladas for 4 and 2…read morepeople and they were huge and delicious. If you want just a cut of beef, I recommend the Vacio. Vacio is a meat eater' s cut, very flavorful. The chorizo is delicious, like in South America. We also had the clerico and tried empanadas and pizza. It was all excellent. We highly recommend this restaurant to you.

Don Asado is an Uruguayan meat house. They call it a restaurant, but let's face it people, it's all…read moreabout the meat. It's dressed like an ok place, with murals, writings on the wall and sturdy wooden furniture. Aiming for that Uruguayan gaucho look I think. Oh and no restaurant would be complete without some big TV's with live performances of latin-american pop stars. Prior to eating here, I was inclined to make a reservation to ensure a table for us. "Silly Europeans!" my Mexican friends said laughingly, "... you don't need a reservation!". And right they were. The place was practically empty on a Wednesday night 8 pm. Lucky for us, cause it meant we were attended to promptly. The waitress was funny and helpful and explained everything we wanted to know about the things on the menu. The empanadas we ordered as appetizers were big and flavorful. Enough to satisfy me on a night when I wouldn't be terribly hungry. Soon after that the meat arrived. Again, huge portions of meat with sides of fries or salad. Mine was tasty, although overcooked and not 'rare' like I ordered it. One of my friends seemed to be eating mainly fat, as half of his cut was fat and therefore inedible. Pity. None of us could finish our main meals, by the way. So they offered kindly to wrap them up to take home. But as any human being knows, there's always room for dessert! Cue the - I bet you already guessed it - HUGE piece of chocolate pie. Split four ways to compensate for its dietary damage, but still we weren't able to finish it. It was definitely delicious though (chocolate with dulce de leche). But I think that's what my main beef is with this place: the insane portions. I'm just not such a big eater, so that might be part of it, but normally I have no problem finishing a meal. Mainly though: should you aim for quality or quantity? Personally, I'd think quality. Here at Don Asado I feel like they aim for more of a middle way. The quality isn't bad, but the quantity is too much. Compensate a little on the sizes of the meals, and I think you could gain a little more quality for the same price. If so, I'd definitely come back for some more of that divine chocolate cake.