Last night in CDMX and we walked past this place and part of our group wanted to stop in and have a…read moredrink. We sat outside and its a fantastic area with great views of the park. It was happy hour and they have 2 for 1. I ordered a mojito. The mojito came out with no mint. It tasted like lime juice with ice. It was green but I think they put food coloring or maybe some sort of green mixer. I drank about 1/4 of it and stopped. Worst mojito I've ever had. My brother in law had a vodka Collins. He didn't really like his either. We figured since both our drinks are 2 for 1 we wouldn't get our second drink and it would count as two. Nope they wouldn't allow. We didnt finish our first drinks and there was no way we were ordering another. My wife and sister enjoyed their wine. We shared a pizza and it was decent. We asked for water and the waiter brought out 4 bottles of water we had to buy. Every other restaurant or bar here has always brought out water without us asking. 3 wines and 2 horrible "liquor" drinks plus a small pizza was $90 US. Not worth it. Service overall was bad. When we were paying i left a small tip on purpose because the service was bad. It was around 8-9% The waiter comes over and says it's mandatory to tip 10%. Who does this? He is lucky he even got that. So I hand him a handful of coin pesos I had in my pocket and I leave. DO NOT GO HERE! There are so many better places in the area.

Great calm brunch location around the corner from where we stayed. Plenty of outdoor seating. Our…read morefood was great. Large portions. The servers were very friendly considering we had a large party.

I am happy We (my friends and I l) found this place after walking around Polanco…read more They served Turkish coffee and just all sorts of hot or cold coffee to chais to everything you are craving. The service was great. Ivan was our server during the evening and they have free wifi and good music - I wish they'd play more Spanish since it is Mexico. This place was the spot and the warm lights just makes it feel cozy and super welcoming.

I'm all about flavor and vibe and this place has both all day long! It's fun and flavorful and…read moredefinitely a cool spot with great staff making you feel welcome and with excellent service that kept me going daily ! Will return when in CDMX

We were in Roma Norte awaiting friends for dinner when we decided to drop into Cafe Toscano to kill…read moretime over drinks (and dessert). Cafe Toscano has locations in Lomas, Polanco, Condesa, and of course, Roma Norte. The patio at this location is what attracted us. Streetside patio that faces a small park - it was a perfect spot for a few Aperol Spritzers and a slice of cheesecake. 9The cheesecake was more like panna cotta, which I didn't mind.) The menu is made up of sandwiches, pizzas, pastas, and salads.

A+ vibes but lacking in food quality. On the hunt for dinner in the Roma neighborhood, there is no…read moreshortage of patio presence these days - but Cafe Toscano won over us because of the corner location and cozy but sultry ambiance. From the countless wine bottles lining the walls, quirky art, and plush couches, we felt this place was ready to deliver some serious eats. Cafe Toscano specializes in Italian cuisine. The English menu is located on a Google Drive document which can be accessed via QR code. We selected drinks and decided on a few plates to share, making some quick changes when we found out the charcuterie board was not available. We indulged in every juice type they had - including the Lassi (tasted good, but strangely similar to Danimals smoothie drinks). Drinks are good, but comparable to what you would get from any other cafe/bar in the area. The food was incredibly disappointing. The Ravioli was too doughy and cold, while the Eggplant Parmesana had no flavor at all despite the expert breading. The Tuna Steaks were way too salty but the accompanying green beans were more than palatable. The Margherita Pizza's ratio was a little off with a lot more cheese and not much sauce or tomatoes, but at least the crust was good. As with any slightly upscale place in a touristy neighborhood, service was excellent. Might come back for a cup of coffee or glass of wine outside, but certainly not for the main food. Lessons learned - don't let your heart fool your palate - when in Mexico, the grittier the place the tastier the food!

Breakfast burrito was excellent (though much spicier than I'm used to - if you don't want it hot,…read moremake sure to specify). Coffee is excellent. Staff are friendly. Decor/interior are great. Music is also excellent.

Breakfast scrambled and lunch are delicious and their coffee is delicious. I'll be back every…read moremorning till I leave.

I've tried several times to go there but each time I return they're closed. My timing is terrible!…read moreI'll try again in February. Wish me luck.

I happened to be walking by, and I noticed this designer cafe off to the side. The first thing…read morethat I noticed is just how trendy this cafe really is. Wonderful art and cool stuff covers practically every square inch of wall space. They even have an adjacent store which is where they sell even more art and unique things made in Mexico. I thought why not chill here for a few minutes with a capiccino and cinnamon roll. Interestingly, they have a pretty extensive menu which offers all kinds of lunch items to full course meals. While I was here my Server told me that this cafe is part of a larger hotel, and they also have a museum on the second level. They have free awiFi and there were a few folks actually working on their laptops in on of the sections of the cafe. The capiccino was great, and I had an awesome experience here.

Mexico City is underrated as far as their coffee scene goes. Some of my favorite cafes in the world…read moreare located here in the city. Hard to choose a favorite, but as far as sheer options go -- this is coffee lover's paradise. They have an entire wall of coffee beans sourced from around the world, notwithstanding a plentiful variety of different roasts.

Cool coffee shop near the Angel of Independence! This place…read moreis awesome. They have coffee from all over the world- seriously. They had java from Ethiopia, Kenya, Cuba, Hawaii, and all kinds of other exotic places. I opted for the Ethiopian, which was rich, winey, and earthy at the same time. Delicious. I also got their bagel with lox and cream cheese, which was a great choice. It tasted amazing- thick on the lox, with just a dollop of cream cheese and capers with a fresh, plain bagel. The service was fast, and friendly. The coffee shop was really clean, and comfortable with plush seating in an indoor/outdoor setting. The outdoors area was formed by glass walls separating the outdoors area which can be closed off with a rolling garage door. I really liked this coffee shop! I hope to return!

Came here for breakfast. Started with the Golden Matcha, which had a beautiful vibrant color and a…read morecreamy start. However, it finished with a sharp, grassy astringency that left a dry tickle in the back of my throat, making me cough a bit after every few sips. For food, the mollekillers were the absolute star of the show--perfectly executed and delicious. On the flip side, skip the Flautas. They were so bland and lacked any seasoning or depth. Stick to the Mollekes and you'll be happy!

This is a nice stop for brunch, the food was decent, the service was a bit slow and they forgot my…read morecafe de olla. I ordered the chilaquiles divorciados, which is basically chilaquiles but it bring both types of sauces green n red salsa. I though it was a really good mix of sauces. The chilaquiles did not seem too spicy which I liked. I could taste the food instead of just feeling hot sauce. The ambiance was great, cool morning, with a chill vibe.

Lovely café We stopped at this café for afternoon tea - our…read moredrinks were lovely and the cakes we ordered were delicious. It seems to be really popular so be prepared to wait for a table!

We stopped for coffee and a light snack. My cheese sandwich was tasty, cheap, and came really…read morequickly. Chocolate shake was very good, and my partner said the coffee was excellent. Tiny table on the balcony let us watch the traffic... situation... that was going on below. Very close to restaurant supply store and a local market, as well, so it makes a convenient stop before hopping back on the train.