This is the same brand as Sweet Green. But better…read more Bigger portions Better service Silverware Better quality ingredients Wound up going here twice during our visit.

I came here for lunch on Friday and the place was so crowded, there wasn't a table available, so I…read moreordered my salad to go. I ordered the Cesar Salad which included grilled chicken strios, half of a hard-boiled egg, parietal cheese, and all sorts of other vegetables. The salad also ame with some cherries which was a flavorful twist. The restaurant is super modern and it looks quite new. There's also an outdoor patio area, which was also full of patrons as my luck would have it. Even though they were busy, I was helped right away, and there was very little wait for them to prepare my salad. The salad was healthy and delicious I will definitely return next time when it's not so busy.

Panaderia Rosetta simply gets 5 stars for their guayaba roll. Yes, be prepared to wait, and yes, it…read morecan be overrun with tourists, but I was prepared for all of this given the location. This is the 3rd time I've been back to Panaderia Rosetta for a guayaba roll (guava roll). I also tried the maíz concha and the pan de muerto this last time--both were delicious. I would easily order the concha de maíz and the guava roll next time around no questions asked. They are both delicious and very different from each other. For foreigners, especially coming from the US, the prices are very fair given the quality and notoriety of the bakery. We're so used to getting ripped off at coffee shops in the states. By Mexican standards, it's expensive and definitely a treat. Tourist trap or not, it's delicious and a must if you're visiting CDMX.

Came early in the morning, we heard from a few people if you get there before 8am there won't be a…read moreline and there wasn't, only 30 min for a table as well but we ended up just taking some things to go. The place was really well decorated for day of the dead, you can definitely tell why this place is always on people's IG. Staff was nice and served people quickly. We got the guava pastry which was definitely superior to the other two we tried. The guava did have a really good strong flavor which can be hard to find for guava which was well balanced with what I was assuming was a cream cheese base. The pan de muerto wasn't as good as some others I've tried. Would go for the guava pastry but not sure you need to wait too long in line for anything else.

I love ojo de agua. Does it feel American? Yes. But sometimes you just can't eat another taco. Come…read morehere 3 days into your cdmx trip when you haven't eaten a fruit or vegetable in days. They have amazing fresh fruit and juices - passion fruit juice is my favorite! Also eggs with veggies, mushroom tacos, etc. they don't skimp on flavor but it does feel healthy. The service is always great, amazing salsa, good music. I particularly love the hipodromo location for people and dog watching! We come here every time we come to Mexico City!

This is a trendy, sort of hipster place. We saw mostly locals while here, despite the fact that the…read morerestaurant was attached to our hotel. I thought my rancheros del ojo was good (not great, but fine). My husband didn't like his meal though. So at the cost of 800 mxn (about $40 USD right now), I don't think it was worth it. The server actually recommended some of the American dishes for breakfast, so this place may be best for just juices, smoothies, açaí bowls, and pancakes, etc. But the Mexican dishes were just okay overall. The space is beautiful though! There's a patio for warm days and lots of seating, including upstairs. Their fresh juices were great as well.

Great food. Very friendly and relaxing. Definitely will come back. We had molletes and chilaquiles.read more

Overall a very nice bookstore with a really good atmosphere. There is a good size dining area with…read morebreakfast menu. The service is very quick.

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.

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!

Great food and service! Very nice people. The proportions are large for the price. Ingredients are…read morevery fresh and great presentation. Thank you!!

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.

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.

We tried this restaurant several times during our 7 day stay since it was right next to our hotel…read moreand everything about it blew us away. The service was on point. Every dish we tried was incredible. My favorite was the chilaquiles verde!

Traditional and fusion specialties from various regions. The food is toned down and not spicy. It…read morewas a little difficult to get the server's attention for salsa and she did not explain that the green sauce was guacamole and not spicy. I should have chosen the one with chile habañero, but that is sometimes too spicy. The enchiladas in green sauce were simple and good, if a little bland. The Sopa Aguascalientes was served with the ingredients in a cylinder, to which the server poured the hot broth. Again, it was okay, but rather bland and the bits of chile poblano and corn were tiny and few. I prefer soups without cream, but at least the broth, as described, had only a little cream. The meals come as is, no bread, tortillas or salsas unless requested. Service is polite. The ambiance is the best part. The patio dining offers great views of the park and stunning architecture. An added plus is the absence of beggars and unwanted musicians. The vibe is casual, but this being Santa Fe, the crowd is upscale. Given that, the prices are quite reasonable.

An amazing little coffee shop in the Reforma section of Mexico City…read more It was a short walk from my hotel. I got a latte, banana bread and MOLLETES. Everything was great. But the MOLLETES were next level. I'd never had this dish before visiting CDMX but it's a baguette bread with refried black bean and melted cheese on top. It's amazing. The coffee was also really good. The banana bread was excellent. Staff was super friendly and quick. Overall a great, quick breakfast while in Mexico City.

Cute place. Great coffee and pastries. Service was attentive. Limited seating. This is a great…read morelittle café for a quick bit or an evening treat.

Our first morning in Mexico City called for a tasty breakfast, and after a quick Yelp search (and a…read morefew TikToks for good measure), we landed on Petit Roquefort -- and wow, what a great choice! We arrived around 10:30 a.m. and were pleasantly surprised to be seated right away even though the restaurant looked packed. There's actually an upstairs area that you can't see at first, so don't be discouraged if it looks full when you walk in. Our group ordered a mix of items -- fresh green juice, two plates of chilaquiles, and two hamburgers -- and everything was incredibly fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The portions were generous without being overwhelming, and the flavors were perfectly balanced. Service was quick and friendly. Our server was kind, made great recommendations, and navigated the language barrier with patience and smiles. What makes this spot even more special is its location inside a small marketplace filled with local vendors selling everything from clothes and jewelry to organic oils and scrubs. After breakfast, we wandered through the shops and ended up buying a few cute items -- the perfect way to start our trip! Overall, Petit Roquefort was such a delightful surprise -- great food, warm service, and a charming atmosphere. Highly recommend for your first (or any!) morning in CDMX.

This restaurant is really popular for it's breakfast, but unfortunately I came late and missed out…read moreon that. Lunch became the plan and it was already 12pm, so it made sense. The Portobello Roquefort seemed unique and a good enough option for a lunch sandwich. It included Portobello, mezala de queso, another type of queso called queso de cabeza, Dijon mustard so delish, and lettuce. The restaurant is set-up very elegantly, and the service was right on par with the ambiance. Not a detail was overlooked and our dining needs were attended to with great attention. I am almost considering coming back again before I head out. Highly recommended restaurant for breakfast or lunch!