This is a very well known churro spot right in downtown Puebla. Expect lines for dining in or…read moresitdown. We decided to sit down on this weekday evening and we were quickly seated at the last available table. It is a simple fast food like place with menus on the white walls. No ambiance. We ordered 2 orders of churros with hot chocolate, chumprado (corn drink) and chamomile tea. Within minutes, our food was served. The churros were dusted with just right amount of sugar & cinnamon. The outside is crunchy and the inside with just right amount of chew. Paid with any of the drinks, it was prefect snacks or desserts. While they do serve food, I feel like it's an add-on to the menu. Locals & tourists alike come here for the churros. I come back here when craving for churros. Simple but done well.

They make churros fresh. They are really great. This is the best way to enjoy churros.read more

The location of this place is good since it is right in front of the Zocalo and right by the buses…read morethat take you to tours. Mainly that was the reason we stopped by this place, just to get some coffee in the morning and churros before going on our tour. It is on a lower floor of the building and you cannot miss the place since there are big signs and a couple of guys encouraging you to go inside. While inside we were seated to get our order to go. The place looks nice and our server was nice and friendly. We waited a bit longer than expected but she did come around to let us know they were coming. The coffee was good and the churros were ok. Did not try any other food but I would stop by to try it out. The chairs were comfortable and the use of the space flows.

Churrería El Moro is always a good idea. We stopped by around 2pm on Christmas Eve and, no…read moresurprise, the place was still packed--but absolutely worth it. We went classic with an order of four churros and the trio of dips: chocolate, guava, and cajeta. Perfect move. Each person in our family had a different favorite dip, which meant the churros disappeared very quickly. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and best enjoyed dunked generously. Despite the crowds, service was prompt, friendly, and efficient, which made the experience even better. Simple, iconic, and delicious--El Moro is a must-try (and re-try) when you're in 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.

I love churros, and my friend recommended El Moro since it was close to where we were staying. We…read morearrived after dinner (for us) at around 7p, and it was absolutely packed. We waited in the line, but the line goes relatively quickly given that there aren't many options. We got churros, two dipping sauces and one consuelito (churro ice cream sandwich). The churros were ready right away (when it's busy, they're frying churros constantly and they come out hot and fresh), but the consuelitos take a little bit of time since I don't think they are ordered very often. Seating is limited in this location, so you just have to cross your fingers that a table becomes available just when you need it.

Came to try the churros - it was ok. Just checked off of my list to try food in Mexico City during…read moreour trip in March. Went after dinner, there was a line but went by quick. Enough seats inside and out. Menu was pretty straightforward. Wish i tried some drinks but was too full already.

El Moro is a place that specializes in churros and their first locations were originally in Mexico…read moreCity. In the past few years, they've expanded to the US in two locations in Southern California. I wanted to see if it was any different in Mexico. The answer is a resounding yes. They're hot and crispy, while maintaining a fluffy center that you just can't find easily in the US. Their dips are pre packaged here. I like cajeta and condensed milk, but chocolate is also a top seller. My wife got an ice cream churro sandwich with mango ice cream. She loved it. The ice cream was creamy and the churros hot. We don't remember ordering this at home, but she really liked it. Most likely I'll be coming back before I go home.

El Churreria El Moro has some of the best churros I have ever tried. With over 15 location in…read moreMexico City, there is bound to be one near you when visiting Mexico City. 4 churros ($60 Mxn = $3.35 USD) These churros were crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, warm, and dipped in some cinnamon and sugar. Cooked in vegetable oil, these tasted incredible! Chocolate dip ($30 Mxn = $1.67 USD ) While the chocolate dip was on the pricier side, I did enjoy dipping my churros in the rich and smooth tasting chocolate. Overall, El Moro is a must visit! Fortunately for me, they have a location in southern California, so I can get my churro fix! This location only had 2 tables, but most people were getting their orders to go, and eat on the run.

I'm a fan of the Churrería El Moro churros. The churros can't be beaten. They've got the recipe…read moredown pat! Churros from El Moro are perfect in every way: crunchy texture on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside, and generously doused in cinnamon or regular sugar, whichever you prefer. They also last for a fair amount of time; they don't go stale quickly. We were holding on to a few for more than an hour, and once we were ready to eat them again, they were still good! Of course, churros are best eaten while fresh. I love how the chain occasionally has seasonal ice cream flavors to pair with their consuelitos. Last time we visited, the seasonal flavor was matcha. This time it is mango. Both flavors I love! This place gets 4/5 stars because of the general lack of cleanliness in the seating area and the bathroom.

Amazing popular churro spot in Roma Norte. We went several times during our trip, and each time…read morecame with a wait, but it was worth it! Incredible made-to-order churros. We tried a few of the drinks as well, which didn't quite do it for me, but overall hugely positive experience.

After waiting in line for 20 minutes, I was served cold and stale churros. The hype did not live up…read moreto the expectations. The experience did not match the wait, and there are better spots to satisfy a churro craving.

Got a few churros with chocolate. Amazingggg churro - you don't even need the chocolate. There are…read morea ton of locations of this place so just go to the one that's most convenient.

GIVE THESE CHURROS 3 MICHELIN STARS…read more Let me start by saying I am not a dessert guy. I've had maybe one or two churros in my life that I thought were decent. Generally, churros are not my thing. But scattered throughout CDMX you'll find El Moro, a shop almost singularly focused on churros. The locations are clean, spacious, and have the vibe of what In-N-Out might look like if it had a blue-branded side hustle. For 16 pesos, you can buy a churro and have it tossed in cinnamon sugar, maybe with a pinch of salt. Standing there, I found myself asking how a place like this could survive selling churros alone. I've already been back three times in the past ten days. This is not what you would normally call a churro. It's a fried, crispy mass with a perfect crunch on the outside and a gooey, molten interior, blending into a single bite that somehow stays light, crisp, and rich all at once. The whole thing leaves you asking yourself what do they have in this powder? The line is always long, which means the churros never really get cold. As long as you're not the only one there, which you won't be, you're almost guaranteed a perfect one. Even if you don't do sweets, and even if you don't particularly like churros, you HAVE TO TRY THESE! Happy eating from John Seeto!

Con las manos ariba Sintura no esta sola…read moreCon un buen churro This is one of the best churros you can get in Mexico City and is authentic handmade fresh sweet goodness. From classic to filled churros they have great pricing and a great atmosphere. They have been around for many years making some of the cities best so so I recommend you stop by and give them a try. You won't regret it!

Love this little part of the city. Glad to see they has a churrería, and of course we had to try…read moreit! They are well made, fresh and hot! Not sure there is more to ask and certainly what you would expect. Staff were friendly and you can order from a window outside, adding to the atmosphere of the park and overall neighborhood vibe.

I stumbled upon the location across from Plaza Coyoacán. Much quieter over here. The man and women…read moremanning the shop were straight up taking a siesta when I moseyed up to the window. Menu had selections for regular churros or churros rellenos (filled churros). I wanted a small snack in the form of 1 churro with sugar and cinnamon. For 38 MXN, it was a churro neither too small nor very big. I'm pretty sure it was sitting for a little bit since it wasn't warm but it was still rather crunchy. A little cakey on the inside but it wasn't off putting in the least. A bit refreshing to find a churreria outside of the "M" one (we all know the one).

Got the plain churro with no filling and it was perfect, crispy on the outside and airy inside. So…read moremuch better than the overly hyped Churro El Morro. The vendor was also very sweet, and gave me back 5 pesos after I asked for no filling. In Feb 2024, he was at the corner of Balderas and Juárez. Find this cart!

It was difficult finding this location as the original Yelp address was wrong (the address should…read morebe updated now). If not, he's located on the corner of Calle Bucareli and Paseo de la Reforma (across from the iconic yellow "horse" art piece). I got the chocolate filling and the boyfriend got the leche filling churro; both fillings were overwhelming. The next day, we tried the churro without any filling and it was perfecto. I think he's there only in the evening hours.