The tostadas were good and the prices are very reasonable. For a quick bite to eat it's a good…read morechoice. We're they exceptional? Not really. I've had better tostadas elsewhere.

The churros here are good and not too expensive, the only problem is that they have an incredibly…read moreinconsistent schedule and it's near impossible to know when they will be open. The hours online do not reflect the reality of when the restaurant is open. Again the churros are good, completely fine, so if you stumble upon this spot and it's open- try it out! But I definitely wouldn't seek it out.

Okay so this is a breakfast place. Now, this place is worth you standing in line. The party I went…read morewith, we went early. So there was no line when we showed up. Each one of us got a different dish. So we shared four dishes. One was chicharrones with green chili, another one was pork with green chili, another one was flank's steak in red salsa and chilaquiles. Wow was this food delicious. Ambien said the restaurant his fast pace. So you're in and out, your food is out fast.But hot and delicious.Oh, the coffee, what can I say?Each one of us had two rounds of coffee café de olla it hit was awesome.was awesome. If you're willing to go out from within the city, try this place out.

Flew into CDMX at 6am and went directly here for breakfast…read more BEST CHILAQUILES IVE EVER HAD. Toasty chips, amazing green sauce, and should add asada! Do NOT skip on the black bean with egg + tortillas. Live music at 7am and incredibly kind locals.

A cute and delicious restaurant within walking distance of the Frida Kahlo museum. Unlike many…read moreplaces in Mexico that cater to tourists, this place is very authentic. I ordered the Huevos Mexicanos, which translates to "Mexican eggs." It's basically scrambled eggs mixed with salsa, served with a side of black beans and a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice. Although very simple, the flavor was very delicious (I think they use some meat juices for cooking or something). I also ordered a cup of black coffee. If you are a coffee drinker, do yourself a favor and get it every time in Mexico. I normally don't drink coffee black, but I guess that's because I've been drinking the wrong coffee. :P The coffee was very smooth and smelled strongly of cinnamon. Delicious! We were offered free bread and tortillas with our meal. I didn't eat the tortillas because I was full, but the bread was that perfect, pillowy soft kind with a flaky shell. The bill was very affordable at around $6 per person. Gotta love the exchange rate!

Wow! 5-star awesome in every way from the food, coffee, drinks, service and decor. I had the…read morechilaquiles verdes con huevo estrellado with coffee, juice and sweet bread. Just one bite brought such profound delight that I closed my eyes and gave thanks to God. Every bite was just as wonderful as my first. Terrific!!

The pastor has cumin in it which gives it a unique taste. The have the rotating grill. We got 8…read moretacos for 140 peso, the salsa are spicy. Grern avocado and red burn your butt spicy. They also have their own tortilla machine! Would not suggest walking wish child since it's off busy road and small side walks. We got take out and enjoyed the tacos.

One of the few places open late in the neighborhood, reminiscent of the 24/7 US diners. Strange…read moresights great you from the window such as a large collection of dolls on the wall. The waitress was dressed in an old-school dress, very polite and friendly, it wasn't too crowded and I got a good amount of decent comfort food very quickly, with a couple beers. No English available but thank goodness for non-verbal communication skills! Not the fanciest food but a good backup if you need late or fast food.