Los Amentes was one of my favorite restaurants in CDMX!! Their servers were so friendly, and the…read moreoutdoor dining area was so relaxing. We ordered the chilaquiles amantes and it was delicious! I got the rojo with chicken. Yum! Their pancakes were hands down the BEST pancakes I have ever had. I think I would have been happy only having the pancakes. It was a mixture between cake and pancake. Super fluffy with the tiniest bit of crunch around the edges. The lemon purée on top was the best part and the fruit was so fresh. Highly recommend!!!

Food is ok nothing out of the ordinary. I came in with higher expectations based on the reviews,…read morebut I was not amazed. This brought me home town buffet taste vibes. On the other hand service was pathetic. Servers do not bother coming to check up on their tables. Guest have to go up to them for attention. I would recommend other places.

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.

Located in the Parque Ecologico de Loreto y Peña pobre. The Scenic view is beautiful. You can eat…read moreoutdoors while overlooking the park or pick up artisan bread to take home. The rustic ambiance lends to the experience. My grandma and I sat at a quaint table, the menu had a variety of small plates from pastries to lunch items. I ordered the " hot cakes de amarantho" (amaranth pancakes with honey), molletes, and the much recommended " cuernitos rellenos" croissants filled with cream cheese and a blackberry marmalade. Very delicious. I also drank agua de limon con chia. The prices were very reasonable and we only paid 228$ pesos for all we ordered.i would recommend coming here during the day to enjoy the park.

I came to Maque after seeing so many great reviews on TikTok and Yelp and was really excited to try…read moreit for lunch. It was surprisingly empty for a Monday, so we thought it would be a great time to visit. We were seated and placed our order at 1:21 PM. Our drinks didn't arrive until about 20 minutes later, and our food took nearly 50 minutes. The timing was especially frustrating because there were very few people dining at the time. The restaurant itself is beautiful, and the food was actually really good. Unfortunately, the service completely overshadowed the experience. During the wait, none of the staff checked in on us, apologized for the delay, or gave us any updates. Instead, several employees were sitting on their phones while we waited. To make matters worse, another group that was seated after us received their food in about 15 minutes. I'm not someone who usually leaves negative reviews, but this experience was disappointing enough that I felt it was worth sharing. I'm hoping this was just an off day because the food has a lot of potential. As it stands, I'm not sure I'd recommend it or return the next time I'm in Mexico City.

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

This is definitely the best fonda-cafe in the surroundings. Most of them cater to students. Café…read morePapalotl seems to cater to professors from UNAM. From the moment you walk in you can get surrounded by the intellectual atmosphere. There are some fix menu options that are particularly popular. At rush hour (2-4pm) you might need to wait 20-30mins to get a table. It is worth it. I am a regular and so far I have liked everything: grilled steak, green mole, etc. A place not to be missed.

Located inside the Mercado Coyoacán, Quesadillas Doña Lucha is a great stand for a delicious,…read morecasual, fast meal. They make quesadillas (obviously) and also tacos, sopes, chiles rellenos, and more. My husband and I stopped by a couple of weeks ago and had a couple of quesadillas, chiles rellenos, and horchatas. On the table are several different salsas and toppings for everything (crema, chiles, etc.) Everything was delicious. The quesadillas can be fried or grilled. I had a zucchini flower quesadilla and a chile relleno, too. My eyes were definitely bigger than my stomach, but everything was delicious. The service was great as well, and the stand is comfortable - and great for people watching with so many people working at, shopping at, and exploring the market.

One of the best meals we had while visiting CDMX…read more Quesadillas Doña Lucha is inside a mercado. We were in the area for the Frida Kahlo museum and the mercado was a few blocks away. The food was made to order, all delicious. We had a huarache, quesadilla and a sope. They had salsa, beans and sour cream on the table. The green salsa was our favorite. Seating was limited but there was enough space. Service was quick and friendly.