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...

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 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)

This shop is so cute and has an incredible variety of chocolate products. I highly recommend to at…read moreleast window shop, although it's difficult not to walk out with many tasty treats. I got a whole bag and a cocoa to go. My Chocolate con cacao fermentado was delicious. The staff member made it fresh with the traditional beater in pot. It was silky and decadent, rich chocolate. And it had a lovely grain from coarsely ground cacao nibs. I've never welcomed a texture like that but I now yearn for it.

Wonderful chocolate. Drinkand chocolate temale were great service l. Table outside to enjoy.read more

Great service and flavors. They are generous with samples. A bit pricey but the serving size is…read moredecent. Nice place to have a sit

Lovely service…read more Excellent gelato. Went here twice and tried different flavors each time. Indoor and outdoor seating. Dog friendly.

Paletas in Mexico City!…read more Paletas are Mexican popsicles... pureed and frozen fresh fruit on a stick... so yummy and refreshing, especially on a hot day! Gloria, Tim, Alana, and I, were walking around Mexico City as tourists and saw a bunch of people eating paletas. They were standing around a small shop with counter service only. The price was so reasonable that I had three... it's just liquid, right? The gummy bear paleta was fun - sorry to the cute, fruity gummy bears that I ate! The coconut paleta was chewy also - because of the small bits of real coconut in it. The watermelon one (with seeds) was a nice ending... not too sweet and not as much work! All three flavors were great! We'd for sure return again if we were in the area!

This little blue & white store is situated inside what would be the size of a single car garage in…read moreAmerica. There are lots of shops in these small spaces. They have a colorful banner facing both sides of the sidewalk, so you shouldn't miss finding it! If you can't find it, look for the place with a good line because it is happening!! I like their blue panther logo. How cute! He's even eating a Paleta! We were hot and thirsty and checked out Yelp for something cool... more specifically, a Paleta or ice cream. We headed here and the rest was history! Their Paletas are so good, so good in fact, that most of us got more than 1 or more than 2 even!! Might as well enjoy as many as possible because we were leaving for the airport pretty quickly after this. I had a Pistachio Paleta. It was very creamy and rich! The staff here are quick and efficient! Once ordered, they unwrap your Paleta, wrap a napkin around the stick and hand it to you. Even though these were frozen pretty solidly, it was so hot out that it started to melt these quickly. There are no frills to this operation. Only one lonely bench for two, maybe squeezing a third on it. It's basically for people to order and walk away with. They do sell these Paletas in multiples... people were buying a small cooler full at a time. You can't beat the price, either! If I ever make it back to CDMX (Mexico City), I will definitely come to La Pantera Fresca!

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!

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