This is another coffee chain in Mexico, that I think is much better than a Starbucks. It is…read moreColombian coffee with many Mexican pastry options. The prices are pretty good and they have wifi and nice sitting areas. It has all outdoor seating on a quiet street in Santa Fe. Overall, it's a nice place to have a break between meetings.

One of my favorite spot to stop by after lunch. Colombian coffee. theyvsay tinto, which is normal…read more Unlike cafe americano, you can taste "coffee", same bean that you can purchase in Colombia. Also my favorite was toffee, lke soft candy, but they don't handle it any more.

Located inside the lobby of the Hyatt hotel. I had the vanilla latte and it was amazing. They have…read morea lot of fresh pastries, pan de dulce and croissants as well. Will definitely come back to get my coffee fix in the morning!

Was craving sweets but didn't want to roam far. Located in the lobby of the Hyatt hotel…read more Asked the staff which came he liked most and so I tried their carrot cake at his recommendation. It's pretty good. 125 pesos though. ($10cdn) They no longer seem to have the 50% discount after 8pm though. But I guess it has been 6 years. Good for people with a bit of a sweet tooth.

An Italian place in the middle of Palanco, Mexico City, downtown on a quiet street. The restaurant…read moreis so interesting inside with a variety of décor and the food was delicious. We had a anipasta salad, a grilled fish and a delicious spinach squash flour dip well worth a trip. We ate outdoors and had great service from our server and others.

Absolutely amazing spot with excellent customer service and the margherita pizza with Italian…read moresausage was delicious! The mojitos with fruto rojos was fantastic! Also amazing coffee as well! Great ambience and decor inside too!

Yelp didn't have available the Pain Cotidien from Santa fe, I picked a different location…read more I ordered the croque madame and a americano. The croque is pretty standard, a egg over a brioche with ham melted cheese and bechamel (it won't disappoint you) and the coffee was OK. The service very attentive

Truly, a one of a kind coffee shop. The coffee, the staff, the food, the homemade treats. I visited…read moremany cafes when I first moved to Mexico City to find one to have as my regular. This is the one. I cannot overstate what a terrific and special place this is. For eating, I especially recommend the crepes, salads and sandwiches. All the coffees are delicious and are made with devotion. P.S. I am learning Spanish. Sorry for the English.

It was great coffee. The barista was very knowledgeable about coffee…read more Even spoke English. My husband likes pour over coffee and they were able to do it. It has a place to sit and even work on your laptop. It is not noisy.

Great little place. Excellent coffee. My cappuccino was perfect. Service was fast and friendly.read more

Amazing! Fabulous food, wonderful ambience, absolutely delicious pastries, coffee, and chilaquiles!…read moreI got coffee and breakfast here and came back for lunch! Everyone was so friendly and super helpful! I loved it so much I'm taking home one of their cute tote bags so I can remember them! Great vibe and experience! Highly recommend! Wish I was staying in CDMX longer or had found them sooner! Enjoy!

Came to this place as it looked very well from the outside. Well, that is most of what this place…read moreis... good looks from the outside. 2 days ago bought some pastries and muffins to take to my room and boy what a mistake! They were at least a week old! Hard and inedible. So, I decided to give then the benefit of the doubt and came this morning for breakfast.... told the waitress what happened and ordered some poached eggs and sone bread.. these were good and the bread was also good. As for the pastries, went to the counter to order some other things and saw the same choc chip muffins and the meringue that was exactly what was left over. The gentleman behind the counter told me the fresh products were the croissants and breads, the other pastries were not from today! Well noted. When the check came, the manager did not make any repair for the past and left it there. I feel these people are NOT being honest with their customers and simply sell outdated products. Will not come here again! And beware when you order products!!!

The shipping centre where Maison Keiser is located is quite nice and modern. The restaurant itself…read morehas a nice indoors terrace but I dont get the hype with the food ir the place asides from the German ir french name it has. Breakfast is good but not outstanding and prices are high compared to similar restaurants in Mexico City. I also ordered an omelette and as mentioned it was ok but nothing outstanding it came with some beans, egg whites and cheese. Local Mexican chains offer for breakfast a better price to quality ratio in my opinion. In summary better setting than food.