Enjoyed stopping off at La Casita de Antaño while visiting Puebla. It's a white tablecloth joint…read morelocated in a gated neighborhood. It's a hit with locals, a lot of families and business lunches. Dishes are moderately sized. There is a lot of selections of meats and dishes. Chile en Nogada is a plate that's in season and very delicious. I've never seen anything quite like it. It had very fresh ingredients such as parsley and pomegranate. Beautiful dish! Prices are a bit more expensive then else where but it was well worth it.

Had a big business dinner here in Sept 2016. We used their "menu tipico" which was VERY fairly…read morepriced compared to other places in the area and included a starter, main, dessert, and non-alcoholic beverage. Food was very delicious. It took quite a bit of explaining but they were able to accommodate dietary restrictions of those in our group (gluten free & vegans). We got our own personal space in a back building that was very clean and had the kitchen open for us to see. The rest of the space was very nice, though it's a little difficult to find (sort of behind the Nissan dealership). If you need to do serious explaining of meals or negotiating, I recommend doing it in Spanish (there didn't seem to be many people who spoke fluent English). This restaurant was fantastic and if I host another conference in Puebla I'd definitely come back here.

Great service and amazing Gluten Free desserts! Call ahead in the morning as they sell out fast!read more

Yes it's true it's gluten-free and organic but if you didn't know that you would simply experience…read moresome of the most delicious authenticMexican food anywhere in the city. And then there are the incredible desserts. Right now they are best for breakfast and lunch, not sure they are they are serving dinner

This place was a Celiac's dream. Delicious food, knowledgeable employees, fantastic service. Gluten…read moreallergy or not, this place is delicious with a quaint vibe

Did a quick to go order on a Sunday am. Super quiet and nice. They had plenty of tables if you…read morewanted to stay and with a wide selection of drinks as well. My review will only be for the food. I got the lemon blueberry cake, almond tahini cake, and chocolate babka. Total cost was about $22USD. I liked the lemon blueberry cake the most. Very moist and filling. Chocolate babka was a little heavy and tough. Almond tahini was good but a little boring flavor wise. Everything on their menu is gluten free so it's nice and safe for gluten intolerant or celiacs. Next time I'm visiting the city, will definitely make another stop to try some other options.

Perhaps as punishment from the universe for spending $120mn ($6usd) on a miniscule dessert, the…read morecupcake tasted like exactly nothing. It was so dark and chocolatey-looking, but the actual flavor of chocolate was sadly lacking. Along with all other flavors, for that matter - it didn't seem to have any vanilla, salt or sugar. This would've been disappointing at half the price, but $120 induced deep despair. Extra star because the server was friendly, the cupcake well-presented and the place bright and clean. But for the food and prices, I'd give it a pass.

Loveliest bakery i've been to at CDMX! It's European-influenced with Mexican flavors in a café…read moreatmosphere. It was packed with non-stop customers but the line went through pretty fast. So many pastries and breads to choose from! We of course had to try the famous guava roll which is croissant-like that also had cheese custard. The cute little pig like cookie was cute. I don't remember the rest but definitely enjoyed them all. Glad i was able to visit this social-media hotspot during our trip in March.

Panaderia Rosetta is a chain bakery in Mexico City, known for their guava pastries. This location…read moreis in Roma Norte and is very popular on Instagram. There is always a line outside, but it moves relatively quickly if you pickup. If you'd like to sit inside or outside, I'd definitely be prepared for a wait. The pastries themselves were expensive, but were filling. Overall, everything wasn't sweet enough and the flavors were very average. The guava roll had a tangy cream and there wasn't enough filling to pastry. The cacao roll also was tangy and had a waxy texture due to the nibs. I wished both were a little sweeter. The dulce de leche bun was also dry and very messy to eat. It did taste the best out of the three pastries though. My favorite from the trip was the beetroot juice, it was so refreshing.

Aranciatta is a stylish spot in the Condesa neighborhood with a calm atmosphere. We ordered a cold…read morelatte, sparkling water, and a couple of gluten-free cookies (peanut butter and pistachio). The drinks were decent, and the cookies had a nice texture, though a bit on the sweet side. The total came to around $20 USD. Service was polite, and the space is clean and inviting. Overall, a pleasant place for a casual stop, though nothing particularly stood out. We returned the next morning for breakfast and tried the frittata and avocado toast, along with two coffees. Both dishes were delicious--fresh and well-seasoned--but served a bit cold, which was a slight downside. The total for this visit was approximately $35 USD. Still, it was a good experience and a nice spot to start the day. Versión en español: Aranciatta es un lugar con estilo en la colonia Condesa, con un ambiente tranquilo. Pedimos un latte frío, agua mineral y un par de galletas sin gluten (una de mantequilla de maní y otra de pistache). Las bebidas estuvieron bien, y las galletas tenían buena textura, aunque un poco dulces. El total fue aproximadamente $20 USD. El servicio fue amable y el espacio está limpio y agradable. En general, un sitio agradable para una parada casual, aunque nada sobresaliente. Regresamos a la mañana siguiente para desayunar y probamos la frittata y el toast de aguacate, acompañados de dos cafés. Ambos platillos estaban deliciosos--frescos y bien sazonados--pero llegaron un poco fríos, lo cual fue un detalle menor. El total de esta visita fue de aproximadamente $35 USD. Aun así, fue una buena experiencia y un lugar agradable para comenzar el día.

This is a Condessa gem of gluten free / sugar free goodness. Sandwiches, warped bagels and synch…read morewith expected coffee offerings.

Pan Gabriel in Coyoacán is a gem!!! It was a good 30 minute walk well worth it for a late night…read moretreat. The relief of knowing everything is gluten free and the added bonus of finding so many options that are also dairy, soy and nuts free was incredible!! The price adds up quickly!! But, it's definitely a sacred investment in sovereignty + nourishment !! Mexico's pan dulces are epic, but when allergies get in the way, it can be tough to say no to so much deliciousness. With Pan Gabriel, you can enjoy the pan dulce "sin culpa" like they say. Guilt free. The staff is super kind and knowledgeable and asked me about the allergens that I can't eat to make sure all the items I selected were a great match. Highly recommended. Dense and delicious! The location offers a wide range of options, and has a seating area and coffee nook for hour to enjoy your selections.

They are a block or two from the Freida Khalo museum so we stopped by since we needed to wait a bit…read morebefore our timed ticket entry. They had a great selection of items, vegan, gluten free. There's a small dining area inside and also a few tables out side as well. Certainly worth checking out if you are looking for a little caffeine pick me up (they have coffee drinks too) or a postre.

Please check your bill in detail. They will try to gyp you if they get the chance…read more "Smiling faces"

Came with a tour group. The food was cold when suppose to be hot/warm. , they were out of rice said…read moreit would be 10 min. The desserts, only one good was a brownie. The pecan pie was old. Needless to say we didn't eat the plate we got and didn't go back for seconds . Very expensive . For 4 people we spend $80 US dollars and left hungry and mad. Avoid this even with your tour group. Picture for food was not even picture worthy.

I stayed just across the street while visiting Mexico City, and ended up having coffee and…read morebreakfast here several times. They cold-press their own almond milk, which is amazingly rich, creamy, and delicious! And try their freshly made juices, which combine different fruits and vegetables for really unique flavor profiles. For breakfast, you can't go wrong with their Eggs Benedict. The homemade Hollandaise is rich and delicious, and the eggs were perfectly poached. Also try the Chilaquiles. They offer it with egg or chicken and the green sauce is to die for. In addition to the kitchen and coffee, they also sell interesting coffees, wholesome chips, gluten-free pastries, and superfoods that are made by local businesses. A definite must-visit in the Roma Norte!

It took a little bit of searching bit I eventually located this restaurant. Neither the location…read moreor operating hours are the most accurate online. I did arrive a little bit early and I think that they had opened-up just minutes earlier. One of the things that I wanted to order, tacos de pastor, were not ready yet. Not a big deal. Instead I settled on two tacos de pollo milenesa. I wasn't sure how spicey their salsa really was, so I skipped on the salsa altogether. I actually eat a lot of tacos without salsa and they taste just as good to me. The ambiance was up-to-date and the restaurant was nice and clean. The tacos de pollo milenesa were just what the doctor ordered!