Excellent service, good prices, delicious food and clean restrooms. And nice neighborhood ambiance.read more

The bread is fresh, crispy on outside and soft on inside. Best chicken soup for kids "ever" ,…read moreaccording to my daughter. It has delicious consomé broth, perfectly cooked chicken and rice. The watermelon juice and chicken salad were light and refreshing as well.

Good tacos. My favorite thing is that they have a very tasty vegan 'chorizo': a nice option for…read morethose who do not eat meat.

We had the guacamole to start. Pretty good not salted like in America so season to your liking. I…read morehad the flautas ahigadas verdes. There fried, and covered with a little of the sauce and sprinkled with queso fresco. It comes with 3 flautas about 6inches long, and you can dip them in the sauce as you go. Their pretty filling can use as an appetizer or for one person. I definitely recommend this place.

I wanted to like this place as it has some good reviews, but I'm sorry to say that it was very…read moredisappointing. The service was quite poor from the beginning. I was sent from one place to another because they were not serving breakfast and the other place (same restaurant) was serving breakfast but it turns out they weren't either. Service was slow, very slow and unresponsive. The menu has 'comida corrida' which includes soup and a drink. Very long names on the menu... I had the stuffed chicken with corn cream. My corn cream was salty and watery. My chicken was also salty. The chicken had a rubbery consistency. It came with white rice and corn. The rice was incredibly dry, I didn't eat it and the corn was salty and burnt. Sad news...

Awesome breakfast combos. Coffee is hopeless, needs real improvement…read more Will alwayscome back.

This was, without question, the worst restaurant experience I've ever had…read more We visited during the Spain vs. France match last Tuesday. The service was already poor, but the real issue was far more serious: I was served a rotten steak. After the first bite, I immediately noticed it tasted awful. I smelled it to make sure, and the odor was unmistakably foul. We called the manager over, and what shocked me even more was that he admitted this was not the first time something like this had happened. About a day and a half later, I became so sick that I had to go to the emergency room because I couldn't even keep liquids down. It took me an entire week to recover. Serving spoiled food is completely unacceptable and puts customers' health at risk. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this restaurant to anyone. I sincerely hope no one else has to go through what I did.

Don Asado en la Ciudad de México es un lugar agradable con un personal muy amable y servicial. La…read moreatención al cliente es excelente, siempre dispuestos a ayudar y a hacerte sentir bienvenido. La comida está bien, pero creo que le falta un poco más de sazón para resaltar los sabores. Con un poco más de atención en este aspecto, los platillos podrían ser realmente excepcionales. Además, el restaurante podría beneficiarse de un mejor sistema de enfriamiento, especialmente en los días calurosos, para que la experiencia sea más cómoda. En general, es un buen lugar con un gran potencial. Seguiré visitándolo, esperando ver algunas mejoras en la comida y la climatización.

These are probably my favorite tacos in the whole city, well my opinion might be a little biased…read morebecause I've come here since I was in my mother's womb; but besides my personal story, having grew in Mexico City I have developed my own criteria when it comer to Tacos al Pastor, and I still defend La Onda as my favorite. Besides Tacos al Pastor, I would recommend you to try the Taco Taurino or the Tacorral.

When a local takes you out to their favorite taco spot you know it's good. This isn't one of those…read moreplaces that's written up in every foreign publication or at least I haven't seen it! La Onda is in the Las Lomas neighborhood. Packed with locals and regulars- go there for tacos al pastor, the chicharrón (crispy cheese rolled up like a burrito), and the gringa. Everything we ate was delicious. The al pastor with cheese was my favorite. Tacos and a cold beer and you're set! The minute you walk in, you're greeted by the trompo and cooked flopping tortillas and cooking tacos. It's heavenly.

I had one type of taco, their famed al pastor. It would be the best Al pastor I've had yet. The…read morepieces have a great little crunchy crust yet remain unbelievably moist. The tortillas are perfect as well. Sauces are good but they honestly don't need it. Service is fast and friendly. After trying another famous place down the street I quickly returned for 2 more al pastor to finish off my evening. With its proximity to the airport, I suggest going straight here so long as you have a carry on....at least that's my plan for my next trip. Maybe a stop by in my way to the airport for departure as well. The street is lively with lots of great food options but this was my favorite

Good taco, quick service and tacos are .70$USD, cannot beat it! We had a group of 17 and the…read moreservice was still great!

Ordered two jamon tortas to go, and it was just sad. It's just a sandwich with a slice of ham, a…read moreslice of tomato and some avocados. And the bread wasn't even that great. But it could be because there was barely anything in the sandwich. Plus they tried to overcharge us and then played dumb about it. Shouldn't be too hard to calculate two of the same Sammies, especially when the menu board is on display.

We rounded up for tip and the waiter came up back requiring a more of a tip. It was definitely…read moredistasteful

Well, you can't expect that everything on your trip to be PERFECT because then it would be just too…read moreUNREAL. I had so many good meals in Mexico City and I decided to have pizza on last night while I was in Mexico City. This place seems decent enough with some good reviews, so I took a chance. First and foremost, the ambiance and the setting was what you would expect from a Pizza parlor and it is actually set very properly. I ordered the Margarita Pizza and this was perhaps the worst Margarita Pizza that I ever had and it was more like a cheese pizza coming out of a toaster and the pizza was so SALTY. Add their house salad that was drenched in balsamic vinegar which was not much to ride home about. If you ever visit Mexico City, you will find out many great restaurants in Mexico City but you can definitely skip this one and you can thank me for it later on.