I was very pleased with this restaurant. It is located near the Basilica, one block from the main…read morestreet/metro area. The staff was friendly and attentive. The menu has a good selection. I chose the chilaquiles sencillos, it's a smaller sized portion with a side of black beans. I thought the sauce had good flavor. You also get some bread to dip in the excess sauce. I also got a limonada, which was standard. Overall, I would recommend this place if in the area.

First of all the food was delicious. I had the cochinita pibil huarache with nopal cheese and sour…read morecream, one was more than enough to fill me up and I was HUNGRY that day. To drink I had the agua de alfalfa, my first time ever trying this drink and it was so refreshing and delicious. The atmosphere is great, the place is clean. The only reason I deducted the star is because the waiter forgot my drink and I had to remind him about it, by the time I got my drink I was about 2/3 of the way finished with my meal.

From the owner: Cafeteria y Restaurante, especializado en Desayunos y Brunch. Tenemos barrá de café de especialidad…read morey tambien contamos con una terraza muy grande al aire libre. Dentro de las instalaciones del Deportivo 18 de Marzo al norte de la Ciudad De Mexico

Came in for breakfast 7/27/27, table for 4 on 2nd floor…read more Definitely a nice place to have breakfast outside of eating tacos every wherelse. We order pan de dulce for the table and we got 2 conchas, soft and warm just made. A chocolate roll and a fig and nata pastry along with coffee for the table. We order hievos rancheros with the red sauce. Huevos revueltos con chorizo, omelete con flor de calabaza y tamal de elote con crema. We also order a birria de res to share with the table. Service was very quick, efficient and friendly menus can be had in english or Spanish . My daughter order a hot chocolate with preparation table side, she said it was amazing. Fantastic place for brunch but arrive before 9:45am otherwise lines and some slight wait after 10am.

Found on Yelp as we were in the area. Yelp rating is earned. Came in at dinner time, like 5:45 on a…read moreweekday. Sent to 2nd for right away and seated right away as place was maybe 1/2 full. No music beyond the 2 guitar player going around table to table to see if you wanted a serenade. Skipped their offer 1st time around. Pretty quiet, bright and clean. Found that waiter spoke a little English and with our little Spanish got things done. Menus are bilingual Spanish-English. Ordered 4 lamb tacos, chile en nogada, cooked chicken in green sauce and a fish dish (forgot name, little spicy) then a coke, horchata and a pineapple drink. We got chips, cheese, sauce while waiting. Those were all nicely done but average. Dishes out maybe 10 min later. All presented well and hot. We shared each dish. Lamb tacos nicely done, little dry, but they give you some guacamole, a brown sauce, along with the green sauce and cheese with the tortilla chips. Nice, not fatty. Next was the chiles en nogada. First time tried this and really enjoyed, many flavors and nicely flavored beef. In general little on sweet side, so probably couldn't eat more than 1. The chicken in green sauce was a homey, comfort food. Nicely cooked chicken leg and thigh was an ever so slightly spicy sauce. Also came with tortilla wraps and Spanish riceLastly was the spicy baked fish. Done well, fell apart pretty easily, was spicy, but not too much. Had green beans on side done well, not too soft or hard, and Spanish rice. Drinks were all a hit. Coke is coke. Horchata and pineapple juice served in big mugs. Pineapple tastes freshly squeezed and horchata was a super solid example in every way. Oh almost forgot, later in the meal we figured out how to get the 2 guitar fellows to play for us. 2 songs for 300 peso, about 7min total. They did a good job with both the guitar and singing, was enjoyable to listen to them. Would stop back again if in area.

If you're here for breakfast they're decent. A little overrated. For dinner, don't waste your time…read more They're slow, the food is mediocre at best and the atmosphere has a cafeteria feel.

Everything was awesome. The service, the food, the ambiance was so welcoming and comfortable. I…read morewill return soon

This restaurant caught my attention as I was walking though the mall today, because I have been…read morehaving a craving for waffles or crepes. I ordered just the plain waffle to see what it tasted like. They have a couple different marmelada flavors which definitely helped with the taste. I thought that the waffle wasn't prepared very well, it seemed like it was just slapped together in a hurry. I would have to concur with some other reviewers though in that they service was not that great. Actually the only nice person was the hostess who even helped me translate some of the menu items. Everyone else, including the Server and even the Manager we're not friendly- at all! I had asked for butter, and what I got was a Mary look, and then the employee just walked away. I would not let the name of the place fool you, this is not a specialty waffle restaurant by any stretch. There are far better options in the mall, and even on the street!

Not welcoming staff. Crepes served cold. The apple crepe was not even cooked, the apples were…read moreimpossible to eat, when telling the server she asked if we wanted it to go : as if the apples were going to be transformed in our way to the hotel. We were a party of 9, they didn't care about service or asking if it was good. We have been in Bogota, Colombia and this location in Parque Lindavista lacks of food quality and good service as her alma mater in Colombia. I wouldn't try this location again.

Playlist was immaculate. Severs were super attentive. The chiliquiles were to die for.read more

These enchiladas were satisfying & delicious! The sauce was tangy & creamy. The service was…read morespectacular...Cesar was so sweet & accommodating. They were playing great music as well, we had to wait around 30 mins for our table due to it being packed but it was definitely worth it!!!

We went for a hearty breakfast at Café Nin before heading to the gran desfile. It's dia de muertos…read moreweekend and it's a beautiful all throughout the city so many restaurants, like Café Nin, are decorated for the holiday. We arrived around 8:30 am and waited for about 15 mins before being seated. I started off with a cappuccino and we ordered two pastries to try: pan de muerto and a cinnamon roll. I had the classic pan de muerto and it was so fluffy with a beautiful orange zest. The cinnamon roll was divine. I wasn't sure about it at first because it's not warmed up but it didn't need to be. It was so soft and gooey on the inside. Normally when cinnamon rolls cool off, they're hard and not as good when they're served fresh. But these hold up very well. It's the best cinnamon roll I've ever had. The canela (cinnamon) was delicious. I had the chilaquiles verdes with two scrambled eggs and my husband had the same with three over easy eggs. We asked the server if the salsa was spicy because we like a good kick. She mentioned they weren't spicy but she brought us chile de arbol salsa on the side so we could add for a little kick. The green salsa is quite flavorful. We really enjoyed this dish. Eggs were cooked to perfection. The water is at the table at is infused with rosemary. It looks pretty but it was almost too infused. Otherwise, this is a beautiful cafe with the nicest staff. Dining inside or outside is beautiful. I highly recommend.

Came in for lunch, really beautiful place, nice staff, was seated very quickly with very few others…read moreat the restaurant around 4PM, no English here from what I can tell. I got a latte which was pretty good and the grilled cheese with some kind of pepper spread. The bread was thick with a good crust, the cheese pulled really well but maybe could have had a bit more flavor, and the pepper spread really made it unique. Wish it had been grilled in butter but over all not bad as a snack. The star of the show was dessert; a raspberry pavlova. Don't skip out on the baked sweets, there is a reason that is what they are known for. Honestly think this is a great place to catch up with a friend over coffee and dessert.

This place was highly recommended by my brother and it didn't disappoint…read more Fernanda was my sever and was helpful. The place was full and the only table available was the one by the entrance but then luckily the booth became available and I kindly asked if I may move it to and they approved and all the servers helped move my plate, cup, napkin, and fruit. Made me feel like a Princess. I met two blind customers who was super amazing and sang to me by accident bc he was looking for the bathroom as he was waiting for his blind wife. Highly highly recommend this place Tip. The refill on Coffee isn't free there's a charge The specials only come with what they offer. Loved it!!

Wonderful chain restaurant in CDMX. When I stopped by Los Bisquets mid-afternoon after my walking…read moreday tour, I was exhausted (and HUNGRY!) from lots of activities earlier that day with minimal food. I was ready to chow down a ton of things. I honestly picked Los Bisquets because even in mid/late afternoon, the place was still filled and bustling with locals. Although I felt like as a solo diner, I should grab a seat at a bar...but...I wanted a proper table to sit/relax and spreaded out more comfortably, so I chose to sit at a small dining table...and never got any dirty look from the staff there or anything! I was so hungry that I just pointed to whatever was on the menu/leaflet presented on a small poster on the table. And..I was glad I picked that! Looking back, I think it was a fried longanisa set or something. The food was good and hit my spot for sure. The set had chips as appetizers (I think you get them anyways regardless of what you order), soup and a nice/large set of the food. I liked that the fried longanisa was fresh off the stove and not soggy at all. It was so satisfying eating that with salad/rice....and the soup! Overall, I liked what I got! The only thing was..it was a lil mild. I wish I had gotten something with more spice/interesting taste to it. However, especially for that day...I really enjoyed the food and I thought I picked the right spot to rest my feet and eat!

Cafe Toscano was such a fun find in Mexico City. The decor is colorful, nostalgic, and full of…read morepersonality. It's the kind of place where you want to look around and take everything in. There's even a small shop inside selling teas, clothing, and gifts, which was fun to browse. We sat on the outdoor patio, which was a great spot for people-watching and enjoying the atmosphere. The food was delicious, although unfortunately, it came out cold. The chilaquiles were really good and was a huge portion. I also ordered a matcha latte, but it was cold when it arrived. I asked them to warm it up, and although they brought it back warmer, it still wasn't really hot. The service was also a little slow, but the atmosphere and overall experience were so fun that I'd still recommend checking it out.

An Italian place in the middle of Palanco, Mexico City, downtown on a quiet street. The restaurant…read moreis so interesting inside with a variety of décor and the food was delicious. We had a anipasta salad, a grilled fish and a delicious spinach squash flour dip well worth a trip. We ate outdoors and had great service from our server and others.