A great little elote stand in Condesa! This stall is location is right in front of the Walmart…read moreexpress and always has people in front of it which is a great sign for a food stand. They have elotes and esquites (corn kernels in a cup). I love both but the elote on a stick is really the best way to eat it. The standard corn is slathered with mayo, covered in cheese and then sprinkled with chili and a squeeze of lime. Don't be afraid to ask for less or none of any of the ingredients if you want a lighter flavor. Personally I don't like too much lime so I always omit it.

Elotes and esquites were so good! You get to choose what toppings to add or take away (lime, tajin,…read moremayo, cheese, chili powder). Can get on the cob or in a cup. So much comes in a cup so good to share! Hit the corn spot - great elote spot in condesa.

Birria Estilo Jalisco is a outdoor spot on a street corner. Birria is my favorite taco meat and I…read morewas eager to try this spot that had such a high rating. I placed an order for their birria tacos, and it was served with consome. (3 tacos + consome - $65 MXN - $3.70) - The taco meat felt more like ground beef and had an extremely high fat content. It was probably 70% beef /30% fat. This is not how birria is supposed to be. I was so disappointed. While the service was friendly, this had to be the worst "birria" I have tried. Yes, it was tender, but it seemed like they just stir fried a bit of ground beef and seasoned it.

Friendly service, really good tacos, clean and delicious consomé. Me gusta el pastor, bistec,…read morebirris, y cabeza tacos. Tambien horchata obviemente.

Not bad comfort food at all here. After riding my bike for 4+ hours, I was really in the mood to…read morefinally put something in my stomach. This place was here right where we copped a spot on the park benches so it was easy enough. Not much thinking I volved when we decided to grab a bite to eat from here. I got two tacos that were some type of barbecoa but it wasn't exactly barbecoa. It honestly tasted the same to me. My partner got two tacos de carnitas which was something different entirely. The ambiance is plain and simple which is just the way I like it. I really do appreciate the laid back environment here as well.

Tacos de Canasta are literally translated "Basket Tacos" meaning they are lightly fried then kept…read morewarm in a basket all day. They are much softer than a traditional taco and a completely different experience. This is a family operation and the jovial gentleman running the operation was very patient with us gringos. I'd suggest the chicharron and potato tacos, they were the tastiest in my opinion. My girlfriend didn't love the tacos so they are only getting a 4. This meal was a good metaphor for our interpretation of Mexico City as a whole. A family making what used to be a soggy taco into something beautiful.

Visiting for the week and found this place while we were on our way to a different restaurant…read morereservation because the look and smell was too good to pass up. Best decision we've made on our trip and best tacos we've had so far. Great service and amazing selection of options in a pick what you want to add style. Can't recommend this place enough!

Top 5 Tacos de Canasta in Mexico City. Mole, adobo, chicharron, frijol, papa, along with the…read morerequisite delicious salsas and pickled jalapeños. Find them in the mornings and afternoons only.

Located just outside the 7-Eleven On Londres & Napoles, this Tortas street vendor prepares the best…read moretortas cubanas - bar none! Be sure to get your fluids from within the 7-Eleven before or after ordering. There are other items and variations on the menu but we consistently get the tortas cubanas. Yum! This street vendor has been at this location since at least February, 2011.

This is a torta stand but they prepare my favorite flautas in the city... And that says a lot. They…read morehave beef & chicken (you can ask for them mixed), perfectly deep fried with all the fixings on top (cheese, cream, tomato, onion, avocado & salsa. They splurge and you get 5 of these delights for $30 mxn. Can't ask for more!

Neighborhood juice stand, I love you! I especially love that this stand is open on the weekend when…read moremany stands close up. For 18 pesos, I get a green juice with orange juice as the base. It's a great deal and the juice is reliably tasty. The man working at the stand is really nice and efficient- even if there is a little line, he will get my order and start working on it while finishing up the other orders. It's nothing fancy and does not have carrot or beet juices, but for orange and grapefruit based juices (plus licuados) this is a great place to stop.

It's a fun place, lots of variety, mostly restaurants, some places with this drinks, one place with…read morenails! A lot of of the places had pictures of their food, some of them had descriptions in English. We like to eat vegetables and we struggle to find vegetables. There was Thai,, a burger, place, pizza, pasta, and lots of Mexican. We found a place and ordered what we want and then you can go sit outside and they will bring you your food. Kind of a food element to like a shared dining space. Communal tables. Spanish will be helpful here! The service was friendly, as you walked along people would be offering their menus to you and wanting you to stop and check out their offerings. We were there we were there about 6 PM and it was very quiet.

A lot of great options to choose from. Definitely worth a walk around. Friendly vendors and a…read morelively environment. Pasta Mestiza has some excellent pastas with some twists

They have the best tiramisu and tortas! This is such a hidden gem!…read more We stopped here with a vegan street food tour. The Torta that was absolutely delicious

Our first visit day, they told us it was cash only and they were out of al pastor. Other than that,…read morewe had a great experience. We got 3 tortas and they were enormous. We were pretty hungry and only managed to eat half of each one.

Had a fabulous first time at La Casa de Toño in Mexico City. The service was super friendly and…read morefast- really attentive staff. The coffee was absolutely delicious it was bold, smooth and had just the right amount of sugar. The carne asada quesadillas I got were tender, warm and the perfect balance between savory and salty. The atmosphere of the cafe was vibrant, conversational and welcoming.

After Lucha Libre and a few drinks, we were craving a late-night meal and La Casa de Toño…read moredefinitely hit the spot. We were seated almost immediately and our server was attentive from the start, which was a pleasant surprise considering how busy it was. I ordered the small pozole, and it was exactly what I needed. It was flavorful, comforting, and the small portion was actually the perfect size for a late-night meal. My honey ordered the chilaquiles, and unfortunately they didn't quite live up to expectations. He was hoping for bolder flavors and a little more spice, but found them a bit bland. Overall, it was a good experience thanks to the quick service and satisfying pozole. I'd happily come back for the pozole, but I'd probably try something different than the chilaquiles next time.