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11 years ago
They have an excellent selection of pastries, all fresh-baked. My favorites are the blueberry cream cheese and the chocolate crescent. So good! Their coffee is also my favorite brew. Sometimes I come here just for a café americano. read more
Cadereyta 17
Condesa
06100 México, D.F.
Mexico
55 5211 7444
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What time does Central Bakery open?
Central Bakery opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Central Bakery close?
Central Bakery closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Central Bakery closes at 1:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 9:00 PMSun 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Does Central Bakery take credit cards?
Yes, Central Bakery takes credit cards.
Does Central Bakery have bike parking?
No, Central Bakery does not have bike parking.
Does Central Bakery have parking?
Yes, Central Bakery has parking options.
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Delicious fresh churros! You can have them served with chocolate, caramel or condensed milk and…read moretopped with cinnamon or sugar. We also enjoyed the iced coffee and chocolates. You can order sandwiches from the place next door. They have table service and plenty of seating which is quiet and easy to talk
So one night while making my way back to my hotel in Roma Norte, after some late night drinking, I…read morenoticed a spot that was open that didn't look like a bar or taco shop. They had a pretty good crowd, that's when I noticed it was a churro shop and it was called El Moro. During my weeklong trip to Mexico City I ended up visiting this shop multiple times during all different times of the day and evening. This business I found out later has multiple locations and is one of the most famous churro shops in all of Mexico City. I really enjoyed them so much-their churros are made fresh all day I liked that this location was super clean and had plenty of tables to sit to enjoy your freshly made churros and coffee drinks. Speaking of coffee drinks, they have excellent coffee as many a mornings on this trip started with coffee from El Moro. Their churros are very inexpensive as they run about 16 pesos($0.95 USD) each.So we always grabbed a few every visit. The churros had a really good size to them and were just doused in cinnamon and sugar-they tasted perfect both sweetness level and texture-wise. I generally always ordered Americanos which ran 55 pesos($3.25 USD) Not the best value in the world but good enough/they matched up well with the fresh churros. Overall I would highly recommend stopping by El Moro if you run across one of them on your travels to Mexico City-I really enjoyed them and look forward to visiting them again on future visits to Mexico City.
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So, I've been having a recurring dream…read more.. About the guava pastries. Holy moly, so good. What a great way to start our day. I got the pastry and a mocha, and we also got a green juice. Everything was amazing. Going to be hard to beat, pastry wise. Even my non-sweet loving bf, loved it. The staff are also so sweet and efficient, and the spot itself is super cute. Will be back.
Yeah I know this is one of the most sought cafes in Roma Norte and perhaps maybe a bit fancyier…read morethan the old school cafes but we still wanted to try this out. Came here during rush hour, wait was about 25 mins, we roamed around the neighborhood before grabbing a table inside. We had kids including an infant, they were very accommodating getting us a good spot(Staff is super nice and courteous). Decor is super and the staff in the back have a live bakery where they make fresh goods. We had breakfast which we really liked including our coffees, we wrecked not a big fan on pancake as it has coconut flavor and the guava pastry was the star of the show. Good spot to grab coffee/pastry or for a sit down meal.
Guava roll
Guava roll and concha
Tasty hot chocolate
My friends and I stopped by for dessert (and to get out of the rain) and it was perfect! Fernando…read morewas super helpful and even gave us complimentary churros while we waited for our moritos. We enjoyed the Mexican hot chocolate which wasn't too hot or sweet. Perfect for a rainy evening! We never felt rushed to leave. I'm definitely coming back.!
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.
Dropped by this ice cream parlor for dessert after eating at La Pitahaya next door - it was a great…read moretreat to finish our lunch. This cute shop has over a dozen flavors, including vegan options. I got the tiramisu flavor and my wife got vegan raspberry - both were great. We enjoyed them on the swings and were able to take some great pictures. Service and prices were good. It is a fun and quick stop if you want some ice cream while in Roma.
Yum yum! After our vegan meal at La Pitahaya Vegana, we waltzed right next door to get some ice…read morecream. I ordered the tiramisu, and it was so good, it had pieces of lady fingers inside. The perfect end to our vacation in Mexico City!
Tiramisu Ice Cream
Pretzel dog mi favorito
Parte del menú
Pizza Pretzel Cheese
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
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Birria Ramen best I've had! This is a must flavor is perfect!!!
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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)
Parte de la decoración en esta nueva ubicación.
I made a stop here while on a walk in the area. It is tiny but the pastries pack a big punch. Yum!read more
inicialmente fuimos a una reposteria muy mencionada en las redes, pero la espera era de horas y…read morepues no. Asi q busque otra reposteria en el area y nos encontramos con esta maravilla. Pedimos el flan y pastelito de manzana, q delicias! uno de los mejores flanes q he probado, y el pastelito de manzana ni se diga! y el servicio excepcional tambien. super recomendable
Tasty candy shop with way more items than I will ever be able to taste. Walked away with a variety…read moreof chocolate truffles that were all melt in your mouth delish and an assortment of things I believe are made from some sort of nut paste or sweet potato. Great and helpful people working behind the counters too!
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Amazing bakery with a very large selection of various pasties, Mexican treats, sandwiches, breads…read moreetc. You grab a trashcan lid size tray at the entrance and choose your own food adventure. There are different stations to get your tickets to go pay. There is even coffee and ice cream. Please come and create your own adventure.
Great spot when you're on the go. Pastelería La Esperanza in Polanco has an impressive pastry…read moreselection and everything looked fresh and well made. I tried the custard danish with almonds and it was excellent. Flaky, lightly sweet, and the custard was just right. Service at the counter is quick and efficient. The team is fully staffed and clearly knows what they're doing, so the line moves fast even when it's busy. The space has a beautiful industrial feel, clean and modern but still comfortable. Their coffee is rich and strong, exactly what you want with pastries like these. Definitely a place I'd come back to when I'm in the area.
Came for the fig tart and it was good! Altho the crust was a little thick I still enjoyed it. The…read morecappuccino on the other hand had way too much milk.
The place is small but offers a good little selection of pastries and great coffee . It's a nice…read moreplace to visit in the middle of this great and busy city and it was an enjoyable thing to be able to sit down and have a nice pastry and coffee here. The service was quick and friendly and I will most definitely return when I'm back in Mexico City .
BIG fan of this place. They have the cutest tarts and very reasonable prices! I tried a rose shaped…read moremousse/cracker pastry, and a fig/cream pastry. The rose one, while pretty, was actually quite gelatinous outside so I wasn't a huge fan of that bit but the mousse inside was great. The whole fig tart was delicious! If I had been in Mexico for longer I would've tried some of the other fruit tarts too for sure. It's easy to pay as well, you just bring your tray to the ladies at the packing counter by the entrance and they give you a receipt which you take to the register in the back counter where they ring you up. Then you just pick up your packaged pastries on the way out. Super cute place, will definitely come back next time I'm in Mexico to try other treats!
Old school pastry, with tons of tradition The pastry is ok…read more Not great, but ok (there's better nearby). But you come here for the tradition, the carefully wrapped bundles of bread products, the lines outside, and the affection that the folks have for what they do. So yeah, worth coming here at least once...
Small cute bakery with many delicious offerings. Walking distance to the larger hotels in Polanco…read more Enjoyed their friendly service and delicious croissants.
Items Selected: Almond Croissant…read moreVegan Banana Bread Chocolate, Chocolate Chip, Mixed Nut Cookie Pastéis de Nata Tarta de Manzana Poppyseed Bread Carrot Bread Located in Polanco, the small floorplan, limited offerings and higher prices said by some to be secondary to a better product than other Bakeries in town, Panaderia da Silva was selected as an early morning breakfast prior to a trip out the Pyramids, the results hit and miss, at best, though a few items manage to stand out. Now serving the denizens of Mexico City for over fifteen years, the kitchen's promotion of European traditions proudly stated in their literature, it was just after opening that the small shop was approached, the lone sever a helpful young man who spoke limited English, his descriptions of a few products such as the Tarta doing well in selling the products that were subsequently bagged and taken on the road. Happy to see several personal favorites offered, items such as the Mille-feuille and Éclairs omitted due to questions of whether they would withstand a hike, it was with high hopes that first bites were taken of an Almond Croissant that featured good lamination and an interior studded with ground Nuts as opposed to Frangipane, a good first impression quickly erased by Vegan Banana Bread that had a high degree of elasticity and not a whole lot of sweetness to taste. Taking a look at a few more Mexican Cookies, the thick Nut Cookie clearly cut from a roll performing better than the others thanks to better moisture content, da Silva's Pastéis de Nata seemed to be the bakery's answer to Cubilete de Queso offered elsewhere, the Portuguese Egg Custard Tart offering a crisp Shell and eggy center that was just set beneath a gently caramelized top. Fairly impressed to this point, the price for the lot more than double that at Suiza or Ideal but still low by American standards, an Apple Pie with Streusel top and a buttery shell proved to be the highlight of the morning as the Fruit had been rendered down into a thick Jam that acted to moisten the dry ingredients while the Poppyseed and Carrot loaves were each far more 'heavy' than they were flavorful, the latter particularly disappointing as the spice profile was mute in a base that was mostly Butter and Flour.
Quiche was incredible also had the croissants which were crispy & buttery. Came back multiple…read moretimes in our short visit to the area.
Great little coffee shop and pastries. Croissants and pain au chocolat are great. The little cakes…read moreand tarts are great too. Especially love the fig tart and berry tart
It's Friday night and we just finished a delicious dinner, and as we were walking we realized that…read morewe could both go for something sweet and delicious. This small bakery cafe caught my eye as we were walking by. They had several pastries on display, as well as, our two favorites. The pastel con queso con piña and also the chocolate cake with granulas of chocolate. I have always been a connasour of cheesecake, and my girlfriend is a true blue chocolate lover. She'll eat it all, no matter what type of chocolate. We consumed our desert right there in the restaurant, and they were freshly made today and the greatest. Far better pastries than what you would find at a grocery store.
I had a croissant and mint tea. The croissant was delicious, flaky, and made of whole wheat. I…read morestopped by for a quick bite before heading to the botanical garden. I'll definitely stop by the next time I'm in Mexico City!
Hhhmmmm Starsucks or this cute little non-pretentious spot…read more.. This place is cute with a capital Q-T! They make a number of different coffees and we chose their frozen coffee. This was perfect on this warm spring day! I wish I was hungry cause the pastry selection looked yummy! There are some seats outside on the sidewalk which was great to watch the people of this lovely neighborhood walking by. Definitely worth checking out!
This place is so awesome and I'm so sad I only discovered it on the day I was leaving Mexico City…read more First of all the location is great and the indoor and outdoor seating is beautiful! I really enjoyed my cappuccino and the pastry was great. I can't wait to go back!
We walked in 2 days in a row to check their offerings sonce we also bought breads and pastries from…read morepanaderia Ideal. I would say i been there when they ooen between 8am-9am and the bread are baked fresh. You can buy by the piece or wholesale. If you visit both bakeries after 7pm, you will run the risk of limited offerings and pastry that is may already have been funbeled, so i say buy in the morning. If you go at night, unless you know exactly what you want and you had it before-Dont Buy it. The breads and pastry were dry out and hard but on the other hand they do offer a small discount for buying right before they close. The concha from panaderia madrid was better for sure and they have a chocolate concha too. I didn't try tamales but they are available in the back in a big steamer. The way you buy bread is you go around with a tray, you fill up tour tray and bring to the packaging area, she gives you a ticket, you pay and come back to the same lady that package yiur food?? Weird and it took a while to understand, that applies for coffee as well. They have a seating area in the back, nice and clean and bathrooms. Bybthe way at the front you can order tostadas, flautas, juices, oaxacan tamales and hot food beginning 8am- I can live here all day and soo affordable!
Pastelería Madrid is one of my favorite spots in Mexico City. The variety alone is impressive tons…read moreof breads, pastries, cakes, and even traditional Mexican cuisine if you're in the mood for a full meal. It's the kind of place where you walk in planning to get one thing and leave with a few extras. I especially love going during Día de los Muertos for their pan de muerto it's seriously so good. This place has become a tradition for me whenever I visit CDMX.
We were walking around town and all needed a coffee, stopped in here because one of the people…read morewalking with us was from the neighborhood and said it was good. They were right. I had a delicious croissant and a cup of coffee that was probably the best one I had all week. The World Cup game was on in the background, and a couple folks were cheering. So the environment and the ambiance was great all around. Was surprised to learn: this is a chain. But I will be back when I'm in town again.
En la zona tranquila you can find many options. I stopped here because I am familiar with the bread…read moreand longest for a healthier organic option. Today I enjoyed feuit with yogurt and granola, Mandarin juice, cafe americano, and a pan artesanal con fruta rojos. The fruit was mostly cantelope which is disappointing considering it's Mexico and the options are endless year round. Ingot the large and a small would of suffices had I known it would be so standard. The yogurt and granola portion was equal to that of the small serving on my neighbors table with small size fruit. What's up with that? The rest of the foods were at expected levels. The service staff were like tornados breaking any silence dancing through tight spaces. For the simplicity of.my order it still took almost 20 minutes to get yogurt. It's a fairly international zone and I could see other tables annoyed by how busy they were and unable to see the evilneye of desire coming from their tables. Still everyone was super polite, accepted my student Spanish, and worked to resolve any issues. The service and fruit variety warranted one star removal. Why pretend to be the best and deliver mediocrity in the simple areas?