Nice and affordable restaurant! Food and drinks are great. Ordered the fish and chips as well as a…read moreCaesar salad and was very happy!

We're staying across the street in a fab Air BnB and stopped in for a quick dinner before going…read moreout. However, we were pleasantly surprised with the atmosphere and especially the service, so we had a rather lengthy dinner instead. Everyone's meal was delicious, attention to detail was spot on, and the waitress was very attentive to us as well as her other tables. I give it a very enthusiastic two thumbs up!!

This is a great restaurant. I was shocked to see how empty this restaurant is because the food is…read moregreat. The service was very attentive and the prices are fair. Obviously the food is more expensive that a cheap taco in the street but prices were good for the quality we got. Yes, most of the patrons are expats/tourist. However, don't let this place detour you from going. Definitely give this place a try.

Debo decir que es un restaurante pequeño pero me senti en casa, el chef nos antendio perfecto, la…read morecomida esta deliciosa la recomiendo al 100, mi plato preferido la cazuela de marisco y los tacos baja

Muy recomendable! Me encanta venir al canto de sirenas por su excelente servicio, sus platillos…read morefrescos y muy buen sabor. Mi familia y yo disfrutamos mucho de los cócteles de camarones, de las tostadas de mariscos, de los caldos de mariscos etc. Siempre deseando volver pronto.

This place seems to be too good to be true and it might be. The portions are giant plates of…read moreseafood for very cheap pricing. Seafood is not normally cheap.. if it's real. This restaurant is like 5 in one. The place takes up an entire street. The waitstaff is very quick and friendly. The menu is only seafood (obviously) and gives pictures of all meals so you know exactly what you're ordering. I got a simple fish with some rice on the side, and it seemed nice. Nothing too special. Everyone I was with got something different. None of the food was exceptional. My favorite part is the ice cream menu. All ice cream is served in a unique way, like corn ice cream come in a husk. Orange comes in a hallowed out orange... etc. As I mentioned, the menu is really cheap. Like really cheap. I had a giant plate of food that filled me completely and I shared with everyone and it was only $100. It's a unique experience and it's something to try, but there is also much higher quality seafood, elsewhere.

Exceptional breakfast, great service, awesome bakery products, and a beautiful setting. I highly…read morerecommend this place for breakfast.

The food (we went for breakfast) was amazing! We all ate twice as much as normal and everything we…read moretried was superb. The hot chocolate was the best I ever had, even better than the best I can make at home (and I'm an expert). Service matched the most luxurious restaurants with waiters who were invisible but shows up about five seconds before I realized I wanted something more. They were willing to suggest dishes and their suggestions were superb. We were also fortunate that they were hosting a Harry Potter-themed party that night and had all the decorations up already. In spite of being a top-quality restaurant, it still felt homey. I'll be back next time I'm in Mexico City.

Wonderful shrimp cocktail! I added more lime to it and it became even more yummy good prices,…read moredefinitely try it out!

Nothing of what I expected, the shrimp tacos came in a big cold flour tortilla with itty bitty…read moreshrimps inside that barely covered half of it. At least I didn't get food poisoning

This place was amazing! The entrance was beautifully…read moredecorated for Día de Los Muertos, there were tons of steps to go up though (so be mindful of that) , this is a traditional Mexican restaurant and it feels like you're arriving at someone's home, as you make your way to your table, you pass by the kitchen area and a souvenir shop, super super cute!! The service was great, they were very attentive and several waiters/waitresses take care of your table so they're quick to clean up your plates and such which I appreciated, you had space for your next dish. When we arrived, we happen to get there while a show was happening, there was music and singing and just all very colorful, it was loud and fun! The menu had a good variety of food, and the food itself was pretty tasty. We started with some appetizers and we got the huaraches and those were omgggggg finger licking goodness! Those are a must! We also had the barbacoa and it was good but kinda dry, not my fav here, I'd prob skip it. We had the chicken soup and that was great! The guacamole was kinda uneventful and was missing salt and spice. To drink we ordered 2 pitchers of aguas frescas, tamarind was one and it was nice and refreshing but the real winner was the Horchata, that one was made just right! For dessert we had the helado de mamey and that was really really good! Price range is on the higher end BUT with the show and the service you can see why. I'd def recommend visiting this place at least once!

This restaurant is a staple. My family is from Mexico City and has been coming to this restaurant…read morefor over 45 years. I've been coming here since I was a little girl. Every time we're in Mexico City, we HAVE to stop here - it's the law :) On this last visit to see my family, it was also my husband's first time to Mexico City so I was really excited for him. They have shows on weekends so make a reservation in advance to get a good table near the stage. On this last visit we were a group of 15. Their star dish is the barbacoa. It's not to everyone's liking but it's worth a try. Their carnitas are also delicious. They had a 13 piece mariachi band this night, and I LOVE mariachi. They also had a play going on w/the mariachi band. This restaurant experience was a highlight for my husband. They have an indoor playground for the kids. The drinks were good. they also have cafe de la olla (Mexican coffee). Lots of foreigners come here as well. On this night, there were folks visiting from Switzerland and other countries. As you'll notice, if it's your first time here and you're coming from abroad or celebrating something special, it's tradition to pass a napkin to the MC, with a note of what you're celebrating etc. and they'll announce it. My husband didn't know this tradition and my mom wrote a note for him ;) So he was super surprised when the MC called him by name in front of the whole restaurant and they welcomed him to Mexico City :) I was pleasantly surprised to see the staff were very considerate and conscious of covid-19. All of the servers were wearing masks and a face shield. All of the non-server staff had masks. You don't see the shield anymore in the US but was so happy to see it here. I felt a lot safer. Also throughout the restaurant, you'll see a wall of old photos of the owners with famous Mexican celebrities who have dined at this restaurant. If you're in Mexico City, definitely stop here!

Tuna tacos are very good! Rivals entremar's. The shrimp Rockefeller was also good but very…read moreexpensive - 7 pieces of shrimp cooked in a cheese and spinach sauce for $35 USD. The yellow rice with seafood was ok, kind of oily. Staff does not speak English. They offer an English menu but they say it's outdated. Ordering was a bit difficult.

La comida está muy rica! El postre que se llama Isla Flotante Con Fresas era muy rico! Recomiendo…read morevenir aquí.

Mariscos Puerta Condessa is located on a quiet residential street in the popular Condessa…read moreneighborhood. Service was friendly and the wait staff really went out of their way to assist us, especially since we were working with very limited Spanish knowledge. We were extremely happy with the comfort and service of the restaurant. What fell a bit short for us was the quality of seafood. Every dish we ordered was well prepared and tasty but the freshness of the seafood was borderline freezer burned or had that unfresh seafood mushiness. Overall, it's a nice neighborhood eatery but as a tourist in town for a few days, we maybe could have skipped this.