We stopped in here for a late night treat and decided to order inside instead of at the ice cream…read morewindow. Unfortunately we had some difficulty placing our order on their kiosks because the first 2 had orders on them and we couldn't cancel them or get back to the screen to place our own order. But third time was the charm--we finally got the third kiosk to work, places our orders and it didn't take terribly long to get our treats. My husband had a chocolate sundae and my daughter and I split an M&M McFlurry. They hit the spot! The place was bright and clean, and full of patrons. If there weren't so many other places to try, we would go back!

We went to McDonald's in Mexico. It's definitely a different yet better experience. They treat this…read moreplace like a working space. You walk in order yourself or go up to the register. The kids happy meals had yougurt and fruit options. The seating was very comfortable and there were outlets everywhere. The food was fast and customer service was top tier. The price are the same but we overall had a good experience.

We sat outside on a beautiful day! Enjoyed the weather & great burgers outside. Ordered Horchata…read moreshake... DELISH ! Great day in Mexico City

I liked Hamburgers and French fries. Very organized restaurant, good service and clean placesread more

Me encanta la comida, tienen un gran servicio y buen personal, en mi experiencia es muy bueno, en…read moresi el ambiente es muy agilizado y los alimentos muy higiénicos

The staff were super fast, attentive, and constantly checking in on us while quickly clearing…read morefinished plates. I also loved the call button at the table, which made it easy to get help without trying to flag someone down. The tacos de cabeza were solid. The meat was incredibly soft and flavorful. The pozole con pollo was also good, with a comforting broth that warms your soul. On the flip side, some dishes fell short. The guacamole and flautas de pollo were bland, and the tacos de bistec were okay. It was missing a smoky char and deeper flavor. This place gets packed so be prepared to wait around 30 minutes or longer in line, especially during peak hours. All in all, great experience for the service and a few standout dishes, but a hit or miss depending on what you order.

Very good place to get a taste of the amazing cuisine of Northern Mexico! I highly recommend. The…read morebarbacoa is very delicious.

This has to be the best food I've had since my stay here in Mexico City. I had been eyeing this…read moreplace for a couple days because I could see a womyn making tortillas... And I'm a sucker for fresh handmade tortillas. They have a large variety of meats and fillings for your burrito. I can't remember what I had but it was a beef in red sauce with potato. I added avocado. God almighty it was perfect. I didn't add any lime,salt or chile. It was perfect!!! I am definitely going to get another burrito before I leave. I wish I could take a pack of tortillas home!

So I've had great food here and the staff are always friendly but I'm not returning again ever…read more Why? It started with ubereats and getting my torta delivered with it on the side in small amount and not dipped as it is done in. I have the WhatsApp of the owner so I asked. Indeed the medium and hot cannot be dipped for a delivery because of the ingredients of the sauce. So I decided to take my sister and dine in so we could get a real experience of the sauce and meat. We got the tortas with side on side...and again small tiny cup and big torta. WTF? We complained and literally the last told us it was inside the fried chicken. It wasn't but we didn't want to be the angry gringos so we ate and left. But it still happens. Eat in. Dine out. Delivery. Sweet owner. Genuinely excited to have a good bbq fries chicken in cdmx. Never going again cause I have a WhatsApp history of promises to fix it and still no solution. Nunca más. It's a shame cause when prepared as it should be it is awesome. Sad.

Disappointed. Think they thought we were tourists but will be sharing with everyone we know in…read moreMexico. Had two children with us and several tables after our arrival were served all of their food. 90 minutes later still did not have our order, asked items to be removed from bill and left. We asked several times to be advocated for to the waiter and owner. Wanted so bad to love this place. Not worth it. Sad.

In LA I would have paid 15 Dollars for this burger alone, the total was 188 pesos (about 10 bucks)…read more My order was a la cart, a bacon cheeseburger fries and sweet potato fries, the fries were crunchy well cooked with just enough salt, the sweet potato fries were cooked crunchy on the outside silky on the inside. The meat was fuxking fresh, delicious and had no cartilage as the do in fast food joints. I over heard them saying they did not sell much today. How is this possible? How can the locals not rave about this burger. I would gladly pay for this meal throughout the rest of my stay daily. Mexico City may not be the land of burgers, however, these stood out like Umami does in LA. Nothing fancy as far as the actual place, it's a open front kitchen with limited seating which makes it much more exclusive. I hope to come back and see a huge line of people trying to get fresh meat cooked beautifully and brilliantly by Burgers by Buba. Personally I feel this burger was up there with my top 5 burger joints. The food is the star here, I didn't mind the seating or that the tables were on the side walk. I don't want to pay extra for stuff I can't eat.

Probably the best burger I've ever had. Milkshakes are amazing and the service is great. Can wait…read moreto visit DF again and revisit this place.

This place hit the spot after a long day of walking around Mexico City. We came in for lunch…read moreabsolutely exhausted and left happy, refreshed, and very well fed. The tacos were incredibly fresh and flavorful. We tried the jalapeño-stuffed tuna, smoked marlin, and a tuna-shrimp combo--each one was excellent and cooked perfectly. But the real star is the self-serve toppings bar. The variety of toppings, salsas, and fresh house-made sauces takes the tacos to a whole different level and lets you customize every bite exactly how you want it. Paired everything with cold Coronas and Topo Chicos, and it was such a satisfying, no-frills but high-quality meal. Generous portions, great flavors, quick service and absolutely worth the price. If you're in Mexico City and craving amazing fish tacos, El Pescadito is a must. We'd go back in a heartbeat.

Tacos were good. I can't complain but I wasn't blown away. My favorite thing was the toppings bar…read more Plenty of interesting things to put on your taco. I think I would have been much happier if I hadn't ordered the tuna taco. The shrimp taco and fish taco were quite tasty. I absolutely love the fact that you walk up, tell him what you want, get your food, sit down and eat it, then pay and get out. It's a simple process with good food. Service met expectations.

Potzollcalli is one of your food options within the food court in Terminal 2, Mexico City airport…read moreright by the check in area. They're located five stores deep down the row of restaurants, four stores past Starbucks. I was looking for a good Mexican breakfast and order the huevos rancheros. It came with beans and fresh squeezed orange juice. I added a coffee to my order. The service was friendly and prompt. The food was like it was made at home, and very good. It is authentic Mexican food. They use all natural ingredients and even make their own mole. I did not realize their coffee is cafe de olla until I got to my table. This is a special kind of Mexican coffee which is quite good if you are in the mood for it. But it has a very unique flavor. The coffee is prepared in a clay pot, and they add raw sugar (known in Mexico as "piloncillo", or in Colombia as "panela"). All the flavors, including the taste of the clay pot come through in the coffee if it is authentic. This was. If that does not sound good to you, you can always get your coffee at Starbucks or at the 7-Eleven across the way. Since this restaurant is more like a food stand within a food court, the bathrooms are serviced by the airport not the restaurant. There is one common area with tables and chairs for dining. There are a few places which offer power outlets to recharge your devices. For what it is, this establishment does a very good job. After you dine, if you have the time, I recommend you go by the Memoria Fotográfica de México on your way back into the check-in area and to your gate. It is a an amazing display of photographs from Mexico's colorful and rich history.

I really loved the food here! I passed through this airport twice and I considered eating here the…read morefirst time, but didn't. On my second visit, I did and the food was delicious, with generous portions and very inexpensive (it cost me $10 for 2 people!!!). It is more of a fast food restaurant, but having eaten in one of the table-service restaurants in the airport, the food here not only tasted better, but the presentation was also more appealing. If you're not familiar with the dishes, the photos of the food are pretty accurate. I'd eat here again.

Absolutely recommend this place for great food and people. We had a Torta de hamon, Milanesa,…read moreTaquito de Papa.

I came here for lunch today and there was a line going out the door. So many of my friends told me…read moreabout the awesome sandwiches, so I had to check it out for myself. I ordered the torta salchicha which us basically a type of sausage/ hot dog meat , and it was good good good. This place is sort-of like a fast food place you would find in the states. That being said, fast food in Mexico doesn't necesarilly mean fast or good for that matter. This place delivered both fast and good in my opinion, and I will definitely swing past here again, when I'm im the Parque Alameda neighborhood.