Had a fabulous first time at La Casa de Toño in Mexico City. The service was super friendly and…read morefast- really attentive staff. The coffee was absolutely delicious it was bold, smooth and had just the right amount of sugar. The carne asada quesadillas I got were tender, warm and the perfect balance between savory and salty. The atmosphere of the cafe was vibrant, conversational and welcoming.

After Lucha Libre and a few drinks, we were craving a late-night meal and La Casa de Toño…read moredefinitely hit the spot. We were seated almost immediately and our server was attentive from the start, which was a pleasant surprise considering how busy it was. I ordered the small pozole, and it was exactly what I needed. It was flavorful, comforting, and the small portion was actually the perfect size for a late-night meal. My honey ordered the chilaquiles, and unfortunately they didn't quite live up to expectations. He was hoping for bolder flavors and a little more spice, but found them a bit bland. Overall, it was a good experience thanks to the quick service and satisfying pozole. I'd happily come back for the pozole, but I'd probably try something different than the chilaquiles next time.

I visited this restaurant with a Mexican friend because I wanted to introduce Korean food…read more Unfortunately, the experience was very disappointing, mainly because of the service and the payment process. After the food was brought to our table, no one came back to check on us. There was no follow-up for side dishes, additional orders, clearing plates, or asking if everything was okay. The dining area seemed understaffed, and table service was almost nonexistent. Because of that, I decided not to leave a tip. In Mexico, tipping is voluntary and should reflect the service received. When I paid without leaving a tip, the person in charge questioned me about it persistently in a rude and uncomfortable way. Other customers nearby noticed, and my friend was also confused by the situation. When I asked for a receipt, I did not receive a polite explanation and was simply told to check the QR code myself. The food was also disappointing. I would not return or recommend this restaurant based on the service and payment experience.

Great spot to come for Korean bbq with family. Meats were good quality and I like how the…read morerefillable side dishes were different than other restaurants. Service was good as well as staff were friendly and attentive.

They have the best chicken tacos that I've ever tasted! Their tacos are also made to order, and…read morethey prepared mine the second after I ordered it. i came in the afternoon, and it wasnt busy at all thankfully. I was actually sitting at the coffee shop next door, and I saw this reafaurant and I realized that I was hu gry. They had the pollo pechuga that I like, plus they had wings which was a plus. This is a small little resfaurant which is pretty tulical for the area,.and they made the place semi-modern. I only ordered the two. hi ken tacos today because I really wasn't trying to get too filled-up. The tacoa were good and they were a good value as well. The drinks were so.ewhat over-priced in my opinion, and I pretty much stuck with the frapuchino that I ordered next door.

Innovative fusion tacos that take the beloved Mexican staples and reinvent them with new…read moreingredients and flavors. Still very familiar and relatable. Just more interesting. The shrimp taco and spinach taco go well together

Great restaurant in CDMX. The food was delicious and portions were good. Staff were great and…read moreknowledgeable about gluten free dishes. Overall, a fun restaurant!

Food Service…read more This is a true hidden gem with memorable chef-like private tasting vibes.

We were having a low key night in Roma, the weather was beautiful in the evening, and we decided to…read moretry the Pozole here. It did not disappoint, and we were able to sit outside and eat and people watch. We had both the verde and blanco pozole, both delicious topped with chicharron, avocado, tortilla, lime, and onions. It was homey, chill and exactly what we needed that evening.

Tacos in CDMX are great--endless variety, so many truly excellent choices. But let's admit it:…read moresometimes the call for something else cannot be ignored. POZOLE! A comforting stew of hominy and meat and layers of flavor. The pozole at Pozoleria Teoixtia is so very good. We had the blanco with chicken and the rojo with pork. (You can choose your meat.) The blanco was the chicken soup you wish your grandmother made. The rojo was heartier and so very flavorful. Add aquacate (avocado) and you're all set. Great service, reasonably priced.

We are pleasantly surprised with authentic Korean food in CDMX, totally unexpected :)…read more Food is good and reasonable priced, LA Galbi honestly is better than some of the ones I found in the states... not the best but has good flavor and lean meat (good when you are fighting a stomach bug in Mexico lol). The fried dumplings were crispy and delicious. Ramen was spicy and comforting. This one is added to my Mexico City collection.

I am very sad to leave negative reviews. My husband is Asian, we live near the largest Korean…read morecommunity outside of Korea, we've eaten Korean food in Korea and because of availability, much of our diet is Korean food. I know that it can be hard to get foreign ingredients in Mexico even though it's gotten a lot better than when I lived there. The banchan were mostly good and abundant. One kimchi was a little too fermented and all were bland, but overall ok. The dolsot bibimbap had few ingredients, just the rice, some spinach, egg and came with some kind of beef paste that didn't taste like gochujang. My husband found it edible, but bland. There is a mistake on the download menu, which I assumed would be more accurate than the physical menu. I ordered seafood soon dubu jigae and got boiled water with a few pieces of zucchini and rawish supermarket mushrooms. I expected the customary silky smooth tofu, but instead it was an unappetizing mess of curdled soy milk. There was no spice from gochgaru or gochujang, just boiled unsalted vegetable water. It was entirely inedible. I ate some rice and banchan. The server first told me I had ordered the wrong dish even though their menu was incorrect. He later offered to redo the order to my liking, but I did not trust that it would be any better. They were very kind and removed the charge. I guess some people found the decor understated elegant. To me it was funeral. This is an expensive restaurant with accommodating owner and staff, but without good food or ambiance. I don't recommend it.

Super cute and upscale dinner vibes make this place super fun for a night out! There is a bit of a…read morewait though, so I'd recommend getting there early or making reservations. Other than great ambiance and service, I can't say I was too impressed with the food itself. It definitely satisfied our Italian food cravings, but it probably isn't the best you can find in CDMX. I think it's a little overhyped and I honestly probably wouldn't go back before trying other places to see how they compare. If you want to try this spot, I'd say go for the pizza and skip the pasta. The crust has a nice texture and the chili oil sauce was incredible!

The pizza was just okay. It was quite doughy and didn't feel like it was cooked enough. Would've…read moreenjoyed a crispy bread. The cheese and pepperonis did taste great though.

Great little cafe in Roma Norte! I got an oat cappuccino with a pan de muerto or a soft bread made…read morewith orange blossom water and dusted with sugar. The cappuccino was great and super creamy with the oat milk and the bread so soft. Loved this little cafe! There's seating outside at little cafe tables and it's a great place to sit and people watch.

Hanging out in this area will definitely give you opportunities to do more than you could in other…read moreparts of the city. I sat inside as it was still too cold to sit atone of their outdoor tables. I started out with a capuchino which has been mybusuall go to for some time already. Then after about thirty minutes, I found myself hungry so I tried one of their awesome croissants called the Rosan with spinach with chile, tomatoes and cheese. This place has a trendy vibe and it's on the higher end in terms of cafes. They even allow dogs which I think is nice. This was a nice place to hang out and grab a bite to eat.

This place is amazing! Both me and my husband went three…read moretimes during our stay in Condesa area in Mexico. We kept going back to their veggie burgers, fries and onion rings. Burger veggies are amazing. I didn't get around in having any of their burgers because honestly this one was just so delicious.

The service was amazing. The waiter was very nice and welcoming. The ambiance is very open and…read morewarm. The food was GREAT! Honestly, the best burger I've had in Mexico. The milk shake was very good as well. The fries were cut by hand and cooked to perfection. My daughter and I plan to come back very soon!