Ojo de Agua was hands down one of our favorite food finds in Mexico City. Even though they have…read moreseveral locations across CDMX, we stumbled upon one just a short walk from our hotel--and the fact that they were open on Christmas Day already earned bonus points. What really says it all? We loved it so much, we went back the very next day. This was the only restaurant we repeated during our week-long stay, which should tell you everything. The menu is extensive and thoughtfully curated--fresh, flavorful, and something for everyone. We tried the croissant sandwich, salmon deli nut sandwich, chutney mango deli sandwich, santos ahogados, fig chipotle deli sandwich, pear honey deli sandwich, and the spicy tuna deli sandwich. The sandwiches came with a standard simple salad. Every single item was delicious, well-balanced, and satisfying in that "clean but filling" way. The tables had two delicious spicy chili oil like condiments which elevated each of these dishes. And the juices--WOW. So refreshing, vibrant, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. The perfect complement to the food and ideal for starting (or resetting) your day. If you're visiting Mexico City, Ojo de Agua is an absolute must. With such a wide menu, you're guaranteed to find something you'll love--and very likely come back for more. Highly recommend!

Very fresh and affordable healthy options! We stopped in on a weekday afternoon after walking by…read moreearlier and seeing how packed it was. We tried a few juices, the chicken tomato salad and the salmon tacos. The salad was huge with a big portion of chicken, avocado and many toppings for a reasonable price. The tacos were smaller but flavorful. Taking off a star because my salad arrived almost 15 minutes before my boyfriend's tacos arrived and the restaurant was pretty empty. The lights were out in the bathroom and in part of the restaurant, so not sure if they were dealing with a partial power outage and impact to the kitchen. Still recommend for the food!

This is closed. It seems like there is a new vegan place there but it was also closed when we tried…read moreto go.

I really enjoyed this place. Great value: pretty cheap price and delicious food. Great service. I…read moreordered paquete 1: one ttlaco, the soup of the day and the drink of the day with a little treat. The soup was light and flavourful. The ttlaco was tasty. I followed the recommendation of the staff. The drink was sweet but still refreshing. The treat was ok. I went back a second time and was as pleased. I tried the elote with cream and fresh herbs, which was good as well! If I lived here, I'd be a regular client :)

Our first meal in cdmx and it was a great way to start. We all got the chile carmen ? Burritos and…read morethey were SO delicious and filling after we were all starving from the flight. I highly recommend their juice- the carrot one was so concentrated and delicious. The vegan cheese they use is incredible. Loved!

Good food, we ordered the guacamole as a starter with the wheat chicharron-- es muy delicioso!!…read more We also ordered the jugo de verdoli (manzana, jingembre, limon(?) y celery)-- es delicioso tambien!

Conchas are legit. Add nata with it, Soo good. Got a latte…read morewith almond milk, great!!! Chilaquiles, tasty but I've had better. Service was awesome!

a stones throw from our room and seemingly open all of the time !…read moreAt first, we thought it was a fruit cake store as there was a huge hanging sign over the door that must have remained from the holiday.. So funny. But once we walked over, we saw that it was a very lovely, traditional restaurant with very friendly servers. We were able to stand with the employees during our earthquake evacuation into the street. I especially loved my omelets with the creamed flor de calabaza that came with chilaquiles. I will say that the employees are super polite..and can't imagine them running after a customer because they did not tip enough. With that said, the man did go ahead to add 15% to my card as I was signing out, and I said it was fine because I was going to leave that much or more anyway, but they should not have assumed. Jut saay no to the fruit and drinks and pastry tray if you do not wish to purchase them no problem. A delightful spot to just sit and watch people & dogs go back and forth all day long.

Best vegan food in Mexico City, easily!!! I tried tons of different vegan places during my weeklong…read morestay in CDMX, and this is easily the best one that I tried. The samosas, lasagna, and tiramisu were delicious! I'm not eating anywhere else until I leave! Amazing!!! I have to say, this is the only place that was seriously competitive with and even better than my favorite vegan spots back home in the States.

I've only ordered out from here but have thoroughly enjoyed it! Utipia is a must if you're craving…read morevegan food but not super healthy vegan food. I've tried their el pastor pizza and lasagna. Both absolutely delicious, I could have that pizza every other day. The lasagna was also super well portioned, you get a massive slice for under 200 pesos.

Pretty disappointing, inauthentic Mexican spot catering to tourists who are too scared of authentic…read moreMexican cuisine. The food is alright, but massively overpriced and lacking flavour depth. We stopped in for dinner and were greeted by a very friendly, English-speaking server. I ordered the lentil soup (110 pesos) to start -- pretty tasty, but overpriced given what you get. My wife & I also shared the huitlacoche dumplings (150 pesos), which comes with 4 dumplings filled with a sort of corn-like filling and topped with a peanuty sauce -- tasty, but a rip-off for 4 pieces. For our mains, I got the protein bowl (280 pesos) and added some chickpea chorizon (25 pesos). Fairly boring but healthy bowl. Nothing really stood out. The tofu was not plentiful enough, nor prepared all that well. Satisyfing enough, but again, overpriced. My wife got the Enfrijoladas (265 pesos), a dish with pink tortillas filled with plantains, coconut cheese and almonds, all sitting in a black bean sauce. The tastes I had were pretty solid, but lacked flavour depth and needed some spices to amp it up. All in all, not worth the hype, especially if you're looking for authentic vegan Mexican. There are many other places worth prioritizing in town.

Believe the hype. Outrageously priced but worth it (to me) as this is vegan food you won't find…read moreoutside Mexico City. One note: if charging USA prices you really have to try to reach USA service expectations. 45 minute wait for tacos. I had to go find my own napkins and flatware. Again, the food is worth it but this was the most expensive meal we ate in Mexico.

We stopped by Por Siempre, a vegan taco stand, for a late lunch after a previous attempt when it…read morewas closed. This time, we ordered the El Pastor, "beef," Chicharrón with salsa verde, and Barbacoa tacos. There were a few people ahead of us, but the friendly cashier made the wait pleasant, repeating our order in Spanish and confirming each item. Though the wait for the food was a little longer than expected (about 15-20 minutes), it was well worth it--the tacos were delicious and loaded with flavor. I especially appreciated the variety of garnishes available to customize each bite. The vibe was great, with a mix of locals and travelers soaking up the experience. It would have been nice to have seating options to enjoy the tacos comfortably, but we made it work by sitting on a planter edge.

Good food, good service, good ambiance, fair pricing. What is not to like?…read more For the 4 of us we ordered the Molcajete and Magon dishes, each of which is advertised to serve 2-3 people. The platters have the fillings, tortillas are provided, and you eat to your hearts content. We were happily stuffed. It was dark so we really could not see exactly what we were dishing on the tortillas which did not matter. It was all good.

Kick ass organic market with all sorts of goodies. I bought coffee beans and ground coffee, healthy…read moresnacks and whole bunch of neat superfood plant based bars that are totally yummy. I like this place as it's right by the park in Condesa. It's a very unique place but one that you can find in Condesa easily. I would go back for nuts, seeds, and maybe soap next time when I'm there. Love this part of Condesa!

Fantastic market with just about everything I needed to provision the kitchen of my Airbnb for a…read moreweek. There was tofu, veggies, tortillas, salsas, drinks, almond milk and so many fantastic vegan options in the frozen/refrigerated section. The prices weren't high compared to similar stores back home - but definitely more expensive than what you'd pay for in local produce markets for conventionally grown produce. Great place to stock up!

This place is awesome!!!!! Was starving and needed food quickly so went for the chorizo baguette…read moreand milk shake. Super good and both were 95 pesos ($5). Will be back!

I thought that eating vegan in Mexico City would be difficult, but while I was walking around I…read morestumbled on this place. The vegan chorizo was incredible, and so was the al pastor. The tacos came out fast and w're inexpensive. I was really impressed.

Ordered to go. Got the chilaquiles with salsa rojo and salsa verde on the side for breakfast. It…read morewas so gooood! Also devoured in seconds lol. I couldn't believe this was vegan! Amazing! I went back the next day and ordered a cinnamon roll (for breakfast the next morning) that I spotted during my previous visit which was also very good and a mango smoothie that was very delicious. I really think you can't go wrong with eating / drinking anything at Mora Mora. It's all good!

We ended up here after trying another place that was top crowded. Lucky find! This place serves…read moreyummy plant based menu items. We had a breakfast bagel with tofu and tempeh bacon, avocado toast, and nut and berry toast, plus a couple smoothies. All fantastic. The staff was super friendly and helped us when our Spanish was lacking. The interior is super cool with lots of areas to relax and eat, or use private spaces to work. There is also a small market here for a number of necessities, including waste-free bulk items, and some fruits and veggies. It's a neat place. And is also accessible to mobility impaired persons.