Both times that I've visited Mexico City, I had to stop by here for brunch. Their food is so…read moredelicious, so fresh. And their baked goods are fantastic. It is a small little café with some outdoor seating. Depending on how busy it is, you might have to wait a little bit. The service is very kind though. There's one single occupancy bathroom. It's on a major road and there is a ecobici bike port close by. Great for a Saturday morning ride and eat.

Found this place on Yelp one day in Mexico while looking for breakfast places! The area is…read morebeautiful! It was like a dream. We got seated after waiting about 15 minutes. I ordered the enchiladas and they were good, but nothing special. I felt they were a little plain, I finished them in about 5 minutes as it's just tortillas with chicken. They should come with a side of rice and beans or at least topped with lettuce and sour cream. I'm glad I tried this place because now i know what neighborhood I want to stay in on my next MX trip!

This is an absolutely stellar bakery, the best I've been to surely. I'm not a coffee or pastry…read moreperson at all, so it really says something when I think so highly of a place like this. It's one of those rare places that get really hyped up and turn out to actually be worth the hype. We stopped in here on three different occasions during our Mexico City trip, and despite how viral it is there was never a line. The staff was very friendly, prices very reasonable, and order always came out super quick. My favorite things were the rol de guayaba, cafe de olla, and the puerquito de piloncillo. The guava pastry and puerquito were very fresh, soft and not crummy at all. The guava pastry was specifically memorable as it had the most delicious creamy filling in it that tasted like real guava and not overly sweet. The cafe de olla was addicting with the spices being perfectly balanced. It sets the standard for cafe de olla... it's not clear if I'll ever get one as good as the one they make here. This is a must stop during any visit to Mexico City.

A popular café/bakery in Roma Norte. It's very tourist friendly. The line is typically out the door…read moreduring all hours, but the line goes quickly since you're just ordering at the counter. We didn't dine in since it was hard to find seats for our group, so we just stop by to grab to-go. If you want some their popular items, make sure to come during the day time since it will run out. We came here a few times to try different baked goods: - Guava roll (5/5) - Butter croissant and honey croissant (4/5) - Tres leches cake (5/5) - Concha (3/5) - Mil hojas de frutos rojos/mixed berries napoleon (4/5)   The most popular item was their guava roll and it lived up to its expectations. The guava jam was sweet but not too overwhelming. The roll itself had a similar taste to a croissant. It was soft and flaky. They nailed the texture. We ordered a slice of the tres leches and napoleon. Tres leches was moist and the napoleon also was delish. Everything was well priced and a decent size for the price. The concha was also good, not too dry. They have an outdoor patio with shades. The menu also offer a variety of coffee drinks although we didn't try it this time. Overall, a great stop for a sweet treat.

Love the ambience of this place. Super chic and welcoming. The food is great and service is…read moreamazingly first meal in CDMX !

Very fresh and affordable healthy options! We stopped in on a weekday afternoon after walking by…read moreearlier and seeing how packed it was. We tried a few juices, the chicken tomato salad and the salmon tacos. The salad was huge with a big portion of chicken, avocado and many toppings for a reasonable price. The tacos were smaller but flavorful. Taking off a star because my salad arrived almost 15 minutes before my boyfriend's tacos arrived and the restaurant was pretty empty. The lights were out in the bathroom and in part of the restaurant, so not sure if they were dealing with a partial power outage and impact to the kitchen. Still recommend for the food!

Fantastic little corner deli, I had to come write this review just for the hardworking girl at the…read morecounter who prepared everyone's coffee with great care all by herself. The cappucino and the latte that she made are amazing with excellent art, and the juices (naranja and pineapple/ginger) are also amazing. Cold-pressed sandwiches off the shelf are pretty great, so is the quinoa salad.

From the owner: AMATI deli promueve la difusión de una nueva filosofía…read morerelacionada a la comida, que combina placer y salud. AMATI es un nuevo concepto fastgood de comida rápida, saludable y fresca, con recetas creativas inspiradas en las regiones Mediterráneas e internacionales.

Good pasteis de nata, but not mindblowingly good. I asked them to heat it up but it still wasn't…read morehot enough on the inside. It's a nice little cafe to take an afternoon break.

Great pastries, not authentic to Portugal but still solid. Coffee was great to, good stop while…read morewondering the city!

Wow, this spot is busy for Sunday brunch! A lot of folks had large parties or wanted to sit inside…read more Luckily we were a party of two and were able to find a small table outside. There is an english and spanish menu. The menu looks great. You should note that you can't order lunch items until after 1pm I think (review the menu beforehand). After you order your meal, you get some spicy pickled veggies to snack on until your food comes. We got the tuna sandwich and croque madame. Both are delicious! Restrooms are inside (one for men and another for women).

Breakfast review: We…read morecame here for breakfast as it was close to our Airbnb. They had a cute patio and seating along the front. Service was pretty fast. We ordered coffee, topo chico, hot cakes aka pancakes- the cheese one with fresh berries, and 2 egg Benedict's with bacon. We honestly ordered what we can read. The Benedict's were great, the crunch of the muffin was good. Eggs poached right and the bacon gave it the saltiness. We both enjoyed it. The pancakes were very sweet, the cheese stuffed into the pancake. Good ending to breakfast!

Great place for takeout salads and sandwiches, cheaper than chain salad bars and pretty good…read morequality.

This small and lovely spot in the hearth of the Colonia Roma won't disappoint you. At the same…read moreplace you can find a small bistro that's specialized in Italian finger food, and they also have a good bakery in the mornings. Where the magic begins is in it's wine selection, where you can find a very wide offer of wines from every range of prices and varieties, also if natural wines are your favorite choice, you'll find many. This place is amazing so for a late evening wine, or for some great-value gourmet shopping

Bottega Culinaria could easily be located in Europe. The shop is quite a change from the buzzing…read moreMexico City street food scene. It stocks a lot of beautifully made products from Mexico including beers, mezcal, seeds, nuts, drinks and a pretty large counter full of fresh products like pizza and deli food. Prices are very fine as well, while the service is okay - but nothing really outstanding.

They have baguettes, but like 30 pages of them on the menu! Here's why the place deserves 5 stars…read more 1) location. Two blocks off the Alameda. 2) Great food. The numerous baguettes are delicious, exceptional! 3) The prices are not high. Particularly the wine list has bottles from 140-500 pesos. 4) The ambiance. This place is like a little unpretentious bodega of cheeses and euro food. Quality meets blue collar. I loved it.

Excellent lunch stop in Centro. My wife and I both had the "special" which included a pesto…read moreminestrone soup and baguette ( sandwich). I had the "casa" and my wife had the Thanksgiving. Both excellent with fresh crusty baguette and delish insides. Plus 2 small glasses of wine. $110p each- or around $5.70US. !!!