Located in the Centro Histórico of Mexico City, Pastelería Ideal has a unique selection of Mexican…read morepastries, but I loved the gelatina de nuez. I wish I had brought some home! This is a place where you grab a tray, pick your bread, pay at the cashiers, and then it's bagged for you--or you pick up your items at the designated area by showing your paid receipt. There are no tables or chairs to sit, so we just are as we walk town.

If you come in the morning you can fresh pastries, if you come at night an hour or 2 before they…read moreclose, you will ask your self. Was the place ransacked? Shelves were empty, they do not sell hot beverages, how can i eat my breakfast pastry with my coffee, that should be illegal. No seating to consume your pastry, that's insane? Why they been around for 90 years and nobody ever thought about these things. Honestly, thats - 2 stars already. Plus food or pastry dont have labels so you have to guest at what you buy unless you find a employer nearby and that was next to impossible. After you selected pastry, you take it to packaging area, then you have to get on another line to pay. Once you oay you present the ticket to the lady that packaged your items and get out. No seating and we had to go find coffee at 8am because they dont sell beverages, dis i say that??

It was great that this panadería was open as early as it was because I was rushing to purchase a…read morebirthday cake for my Tia. Even though the big party is later on tonight, I still needed to work today and later on I would barely have enough time to do anything. This panadería had a lot of options to choose from even one of my favorites cheesecake. Most of my family here either like chocolate or just regular plain vanilla cake type. I picked out the cake that I thought everyone will like, because it does look delicious. Most importantly it appears to be fresh like it was made at least within the past two days. Sometimes you need to be a little careful whenever you buy food and even pastries from around here. This panadería iwas easy to find, and I was able to park right around the corner.

i tried the rebanadas de mantequilla and cookie butter tres leches, it was SOOOO good!! very…read moreaffordable and the highlight of food from my trip honestly. wish i got more and could take it back home lol, definitely have to go back whenever i go again! hustled it so i didn't get a pic of the bread but the cookie butter was in a cute portioned cup! workers were relatively nice and quick w service crowded inside but manageable to get around!

Fresh pastries and fresh coffee what else could you ask for they keep it fully stocked day & night…read morestop by for some pan dulce day or night with some cafe

They have a huge array of breakfast pastries on display and I'm sure the majority of them are baked…read morefresh every day. This small bakery is off on a side street and the only reason why I found it was because I just happened to be close to exchanging money. In fact there are at least five or six other small restaurants on the same street. I bought just a single Danish that had some type of pineapple filling. There were so many more like strawberry and orange that were equally tempting. I already knew I wasn't going to go for some heavy chocolate pastry or even a concha for that matter. Calories are important these days and I think I made the right choice with the pineapple danish. The first bite is awesome!

I was looking for something sweet after dinner found this right next door to where I had dinner (De…read moreMar A Mar) Got in about 25 min before they were closing. And they took my order w/ no problem. They were super nice. Place is super clean and they have good music. So atmosphere pretty cool, great spot to meet friends and hang out or just have a tea, latte, coffee whatever. Crêpe was good but not the best I've had, the dough was thick for my taste and apparently at this spot all the Crêpes have cream cheese. Make sure to tell them no cream cheese if you are lactose intolerant. I asked if they could please remake it because I was lactose intolerant and they fix it with no charge. I was so happy and the fact that they had an amazing attitude made the Crepe taste better. Other than this place is awesome Muchas gracias por sus atenciones y las delicias.

I wish I could say something poetic about this place... but honestly? Azúcar y sal were the real…read morestandouts. The ambience was actually nice -- I'll give them that. It's a pleasant spot to sit, take a photo, and maybe contemplate your life choices. Service? Let's just say our waiter had the potential to be helpful. We're still waiting for it to fully develop. The coffee was so light I briefly wondered if they'd just shown the beans a picture of hot water. I've had stronger tap water back home in the U.S. As for the food... it ranged from mediocre to "did someone forget to season this?" Nothing memorable -- unless you count regret as a flavor. My honest recommendation? Admire the restaurant from the outside. Smile. Keep walking. Learn from my experience. The only regret I had during my ten days in Mexico was choosing to eat here.

This place is no less than amazing! We went for breakfast. An incredible panderia and restaurant…read more My beautiful bride ordered a kind of steak and eggs while I had a version of Juevos Rancheros (eggs divorced was the translation). The beauty of it is both breakfasts came Christmas style (both red and green sauce). The cafe americano is the bomb! So good. My wife enjoyed her chai latte, mentioned it had a hint of cinnamon. If I lived here this would be a regular stop. If you make it here I highly recommend a visit!

Hands-down, the best conchas I've ever had!…read more I grew up eating pan dulce, and never knew they could taste as good as they do at Cinco Y Dos. Make sure to come early to get your pick. They only offer chocolate and vanilla conchas, but both are superbly done. I've also had their chocolate chip cookies. It's made with semisweet chocolate, so you're not overwhelmed with sugar. The cookie is on the dense, crunchier side, which is perfectly paired with tea or coffee. By the sight of the brown paper bag it was carried in, they definitely put in a lot of butter. All the pastries are a feast for the eyes. I'm excited to try their kouign amann next! Just be careful because their pastries are so good, you can often see bees hovering around the more sugary treats.

Good pasteis de nata, but not mindblowingly good. I asked them to heat it up but it still wasn't…read morehot enough on the inside. It's a nice little cafe to take an afternoon break.

Great pastries, not authentic to Portugal but still solid. Coffee was great to, good stop while…read morewondering the city!

This is one of the very few boutique panaderías that I have ever discovered in Mexico City. They…read moredon't have a huge selection of pastry and cake selection here, but rather some carefully selected pastries that have been crafted into something special. I saw a lot of wonderful arrangements that were put together for the holidays. Finding this panadería came as sheer luck, because it reminded me about the fact that I needed to purchase some gifts for co-workers. I found two gift creations that were not that expensive and I went ahead and purchased those. They also sell a limited amount of regular pastries to take home, but I figured it was a little late in the evening to think about getting these for the house. Another thing to note that this panadería isn't set-up as a cafe so there are no real seating options.

These pastries are delicious! Got conchas, blueberry roll, almond croissant and chocolate donut and…read morethey were great. You get to select all your pastries and put them on a tray which is dangerously delicious idea. They have a little bit of seating and also offered premade sandwiches and full cakes. **Update** We went back the next morning with four friends for more pastries and coffee and we were incorrectly charged. Bought 1 yogurt and was charged for 2. Got two americanos and one with a splash of milk and was charged for two lattes with lactose free milk. Tried to argue the charge for lattes with the woman who worked there and she said it was two americanos and that the charge was correct. Didn't see the two yogurt charge until I got home. Would be wary if you're a tourist or don't speak Spanish. May be taken advantage of.

This was the most fun little bakery! We got a triple decker mini cake for a celebration and it was…read morethe perfect size for our little group. The staff were very friendly and patient as we chose carefully among all the tiny options. If you're ever in central CDMX, find Avenue Independencia and visit La Miniatura!

This small bakery is located right across the street from my new apartment, and since it was Sunday…read moremorning, I thought I would go for a coue of pastries. I wasn't exactly in the mood for a large breakfast, because I have plans later with someone for the Chinese buffet. I got just two pastries, one concha rellana, and one taco de cajeta. I have had conchas a thousand times before, but this one actually had a filling, and it was quite delicious. The service here this morning was a little dissappointing. There were two young employees, male and female, working behind the counter and neither of them seemed interested in helping me. The female was glued to her cellphone, and the male didn't want to move at all. I had to ask him three times if he could come over and help me. I realize that they are both young, but I would think that this place would be better served with more motivated employees, who actually care about helping customers.

Churrería El Moro has been around since 1935 making churros and they do it exceedingly well. This…read morelocation is located by the city center and after sight seeing, my husband and I decided to stop by here for churros. Luckily when we came last Sunday, around 2 pm, there was no wait for a table. An employee saw us and told us to sit anywhere. As soon as sat down, another employee brought us menus. We ended up getting: Grande Lechero, $54 MXN ($3.13 USD)- Large size coffee with milk. When our server brought over my husband's drink, she made a grand show of pouring the milk up high into my husband's coffee. I just wished I had gotten a video of it but it was definitely very fun to watch. My husband said his coffee was good (I didn't have any because I am not much of a coffee drinker). Combo 1 with Grande chocolate drink, $155 MXN ($8.98 USD)- So this combination comes with 4 large pieces of churros, 1 dip of your choice and also a chocolate drink. I ended up choosing a Mexican hot chocolate, which is made with cinnamon and sugar. Surprisingly the drink wasn't overly sweet. And really was perfect to dip my churro into the hot chocolate. For the dip, I picked cajeta, which is caramel made with goats milk. The cajeta was excellent with the churro. I don't know if this was the best churro that I have ever had, but it is definitely one of the top ones I have ever had. My husband also enjoyed the churros and the cajeta (he also liked my hot chocolate too). --------------------------- (Total= $209 MXN or $12.11 USD prior to tip) Wait time for our items was pretty quick. We waited less than 10 minutes for everything. Also credit card is accepted so my husband paid (We have the Costco Visa credit card which does not have a foreign transaction fee, which we used exclusively when we were not paying cash). Our server brought a card reader machine to our table when we were ready to pay (for those of you unaware, in Mexico, you will not be brought your check until you ask for it because it is considered rude to give it to you beforehand, assuming that you are being rushed). Overall, we had a really great experience at this location and highly recommend checking out any of the Churrería El Moro locations the next time you visit Mexico City.

Came here late around 9 it was packed and had a short line out the door. The line for take out was…read moreeven shorter so we opted for take out since our hotel was right around the corner. Got an order of 4 churros with caramel (cajeta) and guava (Guayaba) dipping sauces, they were out of chocolate. You can have them tossed in regular sugar or cinnamon sugar which is traditional. The churros were warm and crispy on the outside and soft inside but had a slight burnt flavor. Both dipping sauces were good but in a different way. It's like donuts topped with caramel or guava, one is more fruity and the other more sweet. Just depends what you're in the mood for or what you prefer. I also got the frances hot chocolate which is their hot chocolate with vanilla. It was better than what I had earlier at another place. Overall the churros were good but not the best i've had.