Open air, modern food hall in the San Angel neighborhood, and a must visit if you are on in this…read morepart of the CDMX. This is foodie heaven, with dim sum, cocktails, great local food, gorgeous helados, Dutch inspired carmel waffles, and even locally made french macarons. This is some high brow stuff and a lovely experience. We coupled this with a visit to the Bazaar Sabado, for the perfect Saturday afternoon in Mexico City!

This place is pretty hidden in the back of San Angel market and absolutely worth checking it out if…read moreyou find it or have time! We came across this place because it was raining and we happened to jump into this area to stay dry. We then made our way to the back where there are a lot of places to grab food as well as places specializing in drinks. There was also live music going on when we were there which was quite the treat. If you are shopping in the San Angel market area, definitely check this place out if you are in need of a drink in between or after shopping. You won't be disappointed.

On a Saturday I think you can guarantee yourself that this place will be busy the entire time…read moreyou're in the area. When we pulled up to the market there was a line outside. After shopping for a couple of hours, there was a line outside and we decided to get in it. We waited for about 45 mins but we were a party of 8 so that was not a surprise. The restaurant is huge. The restaurant is beautiful. The service was really good all things considered. The food, overall I think would be classified as just okay. They had a good selection for drinks but I can say I just chose wrong in ordering a Bloody Mary with tequila instead of vodka. It was not that good. I had what would be considered chicken tacos. They were fine. I think my experience suffered due to being there around brunch time but not having a taste for what I consider a small menu. But the place is gorgeous and if you can order the to go t thing, you'd love it. The eight of us just failed to do so.

This quite litterally is the worst service I have had in while. They were very rude and…read morediscriminated against us since we were white and foreigners. Our server left for 35 mins and did not even end up returning. We asked for help from others and they decided not to help us eithier. They also overcharged us 500 pesos trying to explain little separate fees. This was terrible and im extremely annoyed. I do not ever reccomend anyone to come here.

We went for breakfast Service and food were great!…read moreWish we had room for the pastries

My husband and I were exploring San Ángel for an afternoon on our recent trip to Mexico City, and…read morewe happened upon Maque Café when we were looking for a bite to eat for lunch. There are plenty of other places to eat in the neighborhood, but we saw Maque Café with its outdoor seating near a fountain and among numerous trees and we were sold. The menu is simple and clean (with items leaning towards European while still having Mexican cuisine options) with lots of healthier options. I ordered a chicken breast stuffed with goat cheese in a tamarind sauce with some healthy grains and steamed vegetables. It was exactly the kind of light dish I hoping for, and I really enjoyed it with a freshly squeezed juice and a coffee. The service was good, and it was just a lovely place to enjoy a meal in San Ángel - the kind of place I'd love to sit with a book and relax for a few hours! I'd be happy to return.

We were on our way to the Diego Rivera museum but really needed something to eat. The manager at…read morethe Red Tree House suggested we walk through this area since it was not only colorful but interesting to look at. We looked at the menu at some shi-shi restaurant across the street when I saw Barbacoa. Friendly greeting and we grabbed a table. They were pretty busy. We each ordered two tacos and a couple of Bohemias. Tasty tacos and some good sauces! We spoke to a tourist near Frida Kahlo's museum and since the line was long didn't go in. He suggested we check out Diego's, and fate would have it, he walked in said hi and that we picked a great place to eat! Reasonably priced and friendly. What more do you need?

Best Barbacoa I've ever had! Tastes great with the addition of nopales. The vinegar really helps…read morecut the strong porky taste.

Great spot to grab a bite & drink. We did a quick pit stop after a full day of shopping at the…read moreSaturday Bazar. Had a great cocktail from the bar, craft beers, and an amazing Tlayuda (probably the best part). Highly recommend. :)

This place is amazing. The service is phenomenal, the servers are passing by constantly to make…read moresure you have everything you need, your drinks are filled, etc. The ambiance is very nice. the decor is lovely. the food is really good too. The hot chocolate is a must have!

Calidad y buen trato , el personal excelente…read more!!!...................:.....................::;;;;;;;;;;;(;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;4;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

Sin duda alguna, en mi opinión, el mejor restaurante en la Ciudad de México. Jamás había probado…read moreunas enchiladas tan deliciosas. El pan y el granola lo hacen ahí mismo y es lo más delicioso que puedas probar. El ambiente y la música es pura vibra! La amabilidad y el servicio de los meseros es a otro nivel. Definitivamente vamos a volver cuando visitemos de nuevo la ciudad

What an amazing place. The proprietor Miguel is very welcoming and spent quite a bit of time…read moresharing tips on Mexico. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Somos una tradicional cucina italiana, sin pretensiones ni complicaciones, solo pizzas al horno,…read morecomida italiana fresca y de temporada, elaboradas con ingredientes de la más alta calidad. En un espacio con un ambiente casual y relajado. Una autentica Cucina Italiana, con opciones de aperitivos y vinos italianos de calidad... ideal para una tarde relajada en buena compañía.

We had an amazing late lunch / early dinner here. The waiter / bartender (Arturo) was awesome --…read morehad great suggestions and was super fun. The food was incredible!! We had the basic salad, Italian meatball sandwich and chile en nogada (traditional food served mostly in September). So delicious! There was a great, chill Mexican band playing when we were there. We sat two tables away from the band and it was still very enjoyable (not too loud). I highly recommend!! Not touristy at all. If you go to bazaar sabado you must eat here!

I went to the area looking for Mexican food, meet with this nice guy telling my wife and I that…read morecasilda was the best in the area, he recommended the tacos but I went for the gorditas, everything was fantastic, by the way the nice guy was the owner! He speaks English and some of the staff also speak it, they make us feel welcome and the food was amazing, great place, great food, great Onwer, staff, chef, everything was just great. Try the sopecitos you will love it!