Without hesitation, this was my favorite cocktail bar that we visited while vacationing in CDMX…read more And we arrived when they opened at 4 pm..lucky to score a nice, front and center bar stool and watch the incredibly talented ladies mixing up some pretty fine cocktails, all with fabulous cube or rectangular tall ice cubes. The ice culture here is amazing, clear, geometric cubes seem to be a must ! Hard to choose with so many different aperitivos..I started with the Negroni 1929, a mix of their local Condesa Gin Rosa, Vermouth Rosso, Campari, Nibs de Cacao garnished with a sliver of Fresa ! After, we tried the Rhymes like Dimes...and a Mango Salad. They also have a listing of "Sin Alcohol" for those seeking a delicious mocktail. The bartender was so friendly & proud of her craft, and was so familiar with the vast cocktail scene in Condesa/Roma Norte. Mauro was bright, festive and reminded me of a Tuscan gem.

#2 in top 50 North American bars. Limited seatings, we waited an hour for a table. I think it's…read moreworth coming but not for a long wait. The drinks were creative. Great ambiance with lots of tourists. Washrooms are available and it's clean. Tucked away on a quiet street in Roma Norte. I believe you can make reso through Instagram DM so I recommend doing that ahead of time

Good Italian option close to Coyoacán. Great service. Roquefort Cheese Soup is fantastic. Pasta is…read morevery good.

Very Good...Had the Ravioli and Pesto and others with me had the Lasagna. Both really good and…read morevery reasonable. Fresh Bread is outstanding.. Staff is awesome, and the place is spotless!

'Twas the day before Christmas and all through the town many restaurants were closed so the workers…read morecould finish their running around. But in the Santa Maria was a cafe so nice with an atrium, fresh pan, and a slightly elevated price. The maseros were kind and always on point and when the food arrived it did not disappoint. The gourmet coffee and cocoa were served hot and the pan dulces were fresh and moist. It took a long time to decide what to eat but did we make the right choice? Huevos al Pastiche, paninis de salmon, toast de aguacate and huevos to boot! The flavors were Rico and the atmosphere was to suit. And now we will go for and enjoy this merry day. For the five of us it's pure pleasure for 1500 pesos and we are on our way.

After our original brunch plans fell through, our cousin took us here. From the moment we stepped…read moreinside the entry, it felt like we were in another world far away from the noise and busyness of the city. We were seated on the patio and enjoyed a lovely atmosphere, with a mix of parties: couples, families, a large birthday party. The waiters were attentive and in a good mood. The first person to our table came with a large tray of breads and pastries that we could choose from. The food was some of the best I've had so far in CDMX. We started with the Pan Frances, a sinfully delicious loaf topped with strawberries and served with whipped cream and honey. I had the Huevos con Pistache - mainly because I was so curious about eggs and pistachios together. It came with a basket of bread and a small wedge of baguette with piquant cheese and arugula. If you don't like your eggs runny, ask for them to be well done. I'm not a fan of runny yolks, but I did enjoy this dish. The only person who didn't exactly love their meal had a BLT. With so many other options, I think it's best to stick to house specialties or go out on a limb and try something you've never had before - I don't think you'll be disappointed! After brunch we walked through a few of the rooms in the restaurant to ooh and ahh over the beautiful interior design. We exited through the front, next to which is a small bakery with amazing looking pastries. The design, the scenery, the laid back vibe, the food... it all added up to one of my favorite restaurants so far on this visit to CDMX. Highly recommend!

Paninis - Pechuga de Pavo - holy mother of good - really this was delicious, the cheese just melted…read moreso, the portions HUGE. This corner is a GREAT GREAT place to relax and catch up and just enjoy the day, and in the meatime, the food, heck yes. From the pizza, to the dessert, yes, the dessert amazing. A total of roughly 13 people that ended up here starting at 11:00 until around 6:00 PM, and just under 4000.00 pesos for an all day event, ordering almost all on the menu - this was a GREAT place thanks to great service, easy receipt and billing info, as well as just a relaxing atmosphere - loved this place and a great magnet for friends.

I'm writing this in English so hopefully my non-Spanish speaking friends will find this OTBT gem…read more This is just a great locals neighborhood joint with a big menu. Very casual. Inside/ outside seating. Quiet street unless the recycle screamer is in the hood. Sports silently on multiple flat screens. Nice music at a very reasonable volume. Great for breakfast-lunch-dinner. Super casual, super friendly, very professional staff, and ALWAYS want to make the customer happy. They also make a great dry vodka martini now (see, want make the customer happy) We spent quality time together exploring ingredients (vermouth: yes. triple sec: no, to palpable disappointment from behind the bar) and methodology. The pizza is really good! It's thin crust, light and airy around the edges. Not drowned in sauce- right amount of cheese. Google translate "cook it well" and then ask for that to get browned crispy crust edges (almost) worthy of New Haven. Occasional random DJ who loves classic rock. I love this place. Especially now that vodka martinis (for me, anyway) do not contain juice or triple sec. And always come with aceitunas. Highly recommend.

While in Mexico City to rock out with Metallica, my husband and I were so happy to find Non Solo…read more We love Mexican food so we gorged ourselves on street food and big breakfasts with beans, eggs and tortillas but just in the knick of time when we couldn't eat anymore, we found Non Solo on a quiet street in the middle of the CDMX megapolis. The dishes are classic Italian pastas and entrées with lots of choices. My husband got Pasta Bolognese and I ordered Spinach Cannelloni--both very good. We got a piece of lasagne to go for a midnight snack during our stay and it was delicious too! We went back a second night and we tried one of the unique polenta dishes they have created and it was super-yummy. We had a couple salads that were excellent as well. The staff was more than friendly and treated us well. All at a reasonable cost compared to the US.

My wife and I both ordered salads which, considering the state of Mexico's water, had us a little…read moreconcerned. But the salads were delicious and no one got sick. The food was great, the spritz was wonderful and the added bonus was that this is apparently one of the few places where you can enjoy good butter in Mexico. It's not a very Mexican item and as a country they don't seem too have much of it. My wife and I got to enjoy a delightful date and had a chance to reminisce about the wonderful time we'd had in Italy just a few months before.

Delicious regional cuisine and french pastries in a sublime setting with very courteous and warm…read moreservice. There were several well-dressed older gentlemen sitting together that looked very much at home. They resembled "the most interesting man in the world" & I hope to follow in their footsteps & be like them when I grow up. I recommend sitting on the upstairs patio overlooking the grand old ficus trees, flowers, and bustling urban center. So much activity in this area, but it's also so peaceful at the same time.

El servicio fue excelente y la comida aún mejor. Recomiendo las empanadas de huitlacoche; están…read moredeliciosas. El área de arriba y la vista a la calle fueron excelentes.

Go for the happy hour - 2 for 1 drinks 5-8pm. One of the few places in Polanco that sells glasses…read moreof Prosecco for a reasonable price. The food is very hit or miss.

Terrible service, expensive dishes, poor dishes, I can't recommend! If you want to be so angry and…read moreeat ugly Italian food please come here to "Non solo"! And don't worry the waitress hits you and be rude, insulting you

We came here for dinner on one of our nights in Mexico City. We were recommended this place by a…read moredermatologist friend of mine, and we are glad we came here. We did not have reservations, but that was no problem. Despite it being busy, we were able to get seated indoor. FYI, they have a large patio area, but this place fills up fast, so get here early or make reservations to nab a table there. Once seated, we ordered drinks and coffee. We decided to get a pizza to share, and we each got individual plates as well. I went with a filet, medium, on a bed of mashed potatoes. The pizza was amazingly tasty, far more than most pizzas that I've had. And that's saying something! The filet was tasty as well, and the mashed potatoes rounded out the plate well. The sauce (I forget the type) added a kick of flavor. The staff here was very attentive. They checked in on us consistently, and even had an portable power bank to charge our phones. The crowd here is pleasant, and the surrounding area is nice. I most definitely recommend this place for dinner.

Super cute place. The tomato salad was delicious. I had the arancini and then the mushroom and…read moretruffle pizza. Everything was delicious and service was very attentive.