This Polish restaurant is a gem. If you are visiting Mexico City and have business attire with you,…read moreyou don't want to miss the soups, duck, and pastries as well as impeccable service of this restaurant. An unforgettable gourmet experience!

I was an American expatriate and first ate at Mazurka in 1981 in 1982. It was an amazing restaurant…read moreback then. I'm glad to see that it is still thriving. As soon as you were seated you were immediately served a shot of vodka chilled in a block of frozen ice. Then came the cucumber salad. Then you placed your order. The atmosphere is extremely intimate. At the time there was a three-piece string ensemble that played during your meal. I am of Slovak descent and can say that the Polish cuisine was excellent. The galobki was outstanding and I was surprised to even find it at all in Mexico City. I did have the Pope's dinner that was ordered for me personally by the owner of the restaurant on my first visit. I strongly encourage you to seek out this little gem. Leave yourself plenty of time to completely enjoy the meal, the service, and the ambience.

Not. Worth. The. Money…read more While it's a nice place (which you would expect with the price of the restaurant) and the service is prompt, it wasn't a very enjoyable experience. Immediately we were asked if we'd like some alcohol. Alright, that's normal for the area. And then we were told not to take one brand, but instead choose a pricier brand. They didn't try to hide their annoyance when we didn't choose their most expensive products. In fact during the entire evening, the servers glowered at us from the corner. Awesome. The food was nothing special. I think their perogies were handmade, but that homemade taste you'd expect didn't come through. That being said, generally speaking the food was of good quality and well prepared. But while this place may be authentic and you may get your polish fix, you won't leave with any warm or fuzzy feelings of nostalgia.

A bit pricy but fantastic service and really delicious food. Especially good were the perogis and…read morethe sausage. Totally worth it for a nice night of something very different

This is such a cute place, they have a bunch of amazing beers, German and tequilas too and a nice…read moremenu. It's super casual and such a fun place to grab a beer.

The staff was very friendly. The food though didn't measure up. I tried the Bratwurst and the…read morefrankfurt. Honestly they both tasted the same, maybe some food coloring in the frank. I would recommend trying a restaurant that imports their sausage from Germany to compare. They kept playing the same music list