I had to try the actual ice cream from this little shop but for those non creamy folks, they have…read moresorbets! But sure enough, the YOGURT MIEL PISTACHO (honey pistachio) was delicious! I'd say that if you have a sweet tooth, this is perfect combo of creamy and sweet with some crunchiness thanks for the pistachios. I did get a single piece of stale pistachio but otherwise it was yummy! The cone was too sweet though towards the end even for me :P Price wise, this is on the pricier side but this is located in a more expensive area. For $65, you can get a whole pint and a half down the street at the Farmacia but this is well worth it. They're very efficient with one person scooping and one person taking your money / credit card.

Interesting selection of flavors: I tried the blue corn and yogurt with honey/pistachios. I thought…read morethe yogurt one was decent but the blue corn was largely flavorless (it's also totally possible that my taste buds are desensitized to subtle sweet flavors after living in the US so you should probably give this a try on your own)

Tried the Guava and Mamey flavors - both were decent. Not my favorite texture tbh…read more Outdoor seating vibes were nice.

Hit or miss. The arroz con leche had a weird texture and flavor was close, not great. The amaretto…read morewas great and creamy. Definitely try tastings to find what you like. Don't feel pressure to give a tip if you don't want to. Nice people overall. Okay experience.

I felt confident that Churreria El Moro would be the first thing that popped up when Googling…read more"where to get churros in Mexico City." Fun fact it was indeed my first AND second confirmatory search result. So obviously this place is a bit touristy and they have now expanded to 17 locations in CDMX. The churros were piping hot, crunchy, chewy, and delicious. We also had a lot of fun settling on what hot chocolate flavor we wanted to try. We went with the Especial, which had a bit of spice and we really liked. But it didn't really work for dipping (apparently Spanish is the play for the thickest and most dip-able varietal). Prices were pretty reasonable, about $5/$6 USD for a drink and 4 large churros. Endless praise to the staff who were patiently trying to communicate through two language barriers with a large group that was somehow baffled by what both churros and hot chocolate were.

Um... YUM. This spot was originally on my CDMX itinerary as a post-dinner dessert, but since we…read morewere nearby and looking for a snack, we decided to stop in earlier (and honestly, I wish I had gone back again ). There was a small line, and after ordering it did take a bit to get our food, but that was totally fine. Perfection takes time! The ambiance is very casual and geared toward a quick stop. There's plenty of seating for an easy in-and-out, but it's not really a place meant to linger. It's more of an open-concept setup-covered, but still open to the outside air. We ordered the mini ice cream churro sandwiches (can't remember the exact name): two vanilla and one Fresca, which was basically strawberry. Maybe it was because we were hungry, but wow- they smacked. The vanilla paired with the churro was especially incredible. Since I felt like I still hadn't gotten the full churro experience I was craving in CDMX, I hopped back in line and ordered the classic churro. Let me tell you... this thing was HUGE. Basically three churros in one. It came out warm, perfectly crisp, and coated in the best cinnamon topping. You're asked if you want sugar or cinnamon sugar, and with a bit of a language barrier (they don't speak much English), I just said yes and ended up with half cinnamon, half sugar. No complaints here! The cashier and staff were all super friendly and smiley, which made the experience even better despite the communication gap. Overall, such a delicious stop and 100% worth it.

This is a perfect afternoon pick me up when you don't want coffee La Rifa is a sustainable and…read moremission driven Chocolatería in the heart of Mexico City not far off from el Angel and la Reforma. I had a delicious traditional Mexican hot chocolate (amargos con leche) plus a tiny and tasty chocolate covered purerquito to dip in my drink. I also bought a beautiful molinillo (stirrer) and the server was so kind to show me on the stove how to use it.

As an American with no Spanish. On planning this trip I saw this and when walking around it found…read moreme wasn't even looking for it as I forgot. I WILL NEVER FORGET AGAIN! This was amazing all Mochas cafe shall now be judged by this one. I don't even like coffee but I love this!

Friendly, helpful staff. Easy to work with. It's tucked in the wall, not too far from the corner.read more

We didn't even go off of reviews for this one, just followed the line of people. If there's one…read morething you learn while here, it's that you go to where the locals line up. This was the best churro- holy smokes.... We leaned into the afternoon churro and hot coco tradition here pretty easily. These churros are crispy and then chewy on the inside. Absolutely fabulous. I did also get a hot chocolate from this stall as well but it was WAY too sweet. I could only take a couple sips and then I had to throw it out. So the plan is- go here for your churros, and then head down to Cafe El Jarocho for their hot chocolate. BAM! You're welcome.

It's a good ice shop clean with lots of seats. They have lots of flavors of ice cream and really…read morenice. A good place to practice your Spanish if you are a gringo! They prefer cash but will accept credit cards if that's all you have. They are fast and very talkative!

The gelato/ice cream is delicious and comes in a variety of interesting flavors. Friday is 2 for 1…read morepint day and we took home triple chocolate and coffee (something with chocolate syrup and chips pieces). We liked the coffee a little better, but both are great choices. The servers were helpful and allowed us to sample boba ( a tea flavor) and mango with chamoy. We stuck with our favorite flavors for this first visit. The store is bright and clean. There is ample seating if you choose to enjoy your treats onsite and they serve gourmet coffee and other treats.

You cannot leave Mexico City without trying the passion fruit and mango sorbet. It was so delicious…read moremy mouth is salivating just from the memory of eating it. I can't wait to come back but next time I'm getting a large.

Authentic nieve (ice cream). Flavors change but they will offer you a taste. Mix between milk and…read morewater bases. Currently flavors were: red fruits, cheese, mango, lime, mandarin, and rosetta(? Some kind of red fruit). Over all great tasting plus they let you add two flavors.

I came here right at lunchtime and ordered a couple of their small pastries. While I don't usually…read moreget pastries and sweets for lunch, I made an exception for this cafe. I have actually been here several times over the past few months. The smallest pie (torta) was called Pelo de Angel. The torta had various types of grains and a fruit called chilaquejeso which I had never heard of before. It was definitely a delicious fruit. The second más larger pastry was called dDanes de Zarzamora and it was twice as delicious. The cafe is always comfortable and you won't find a lot of loud chatter here, which is what I like.

First stop upon arrival to CDMX and it didn't have a WOW factor but it was a good cup of coffee!…read more Medically- which I never thought I'd review on but Upon arrival here I funnily had to move around a couple bees to enter and didn't think of it as anything but when we entered the Garat it was just bees on bees on bees flying around here so if you're allergic I highly recommend staying away or coming prepared (and calm). They were literally everywhere swarming around and it was super cool to see the workers just working around the bees while they were all over the syrups and machines! Drinks- We got 3 different Cacao drinks (the chili one, pepper one and vanilla) for the most part, All 3 tasted the same to us, the only thing that did taste different was the consistency and a slight kick of something at the end of every sip. Regardless, they all tasted great. The only thing we were confused on was if there was coffee in here or not as we couldn't taste it at all. The employees here were nice. The barista recommended the cacao drink to us so we went with it. Ambiance- place was clean for the most part also with a good amount of seating. Plenty of light so it was a great place for studying