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.

This was my favorite ice cream in Coyoacan. I appreciate tart, fruity flavors. I want to taste the…read morefruit, and their passion fruit ice cream was so delicious I went twice! Second to fruit forward ice cream, I like floral flavors, and they also had a delicious rose petal flavor. Service here was quick. Pay at the cashier, then order at the counter. It helps if you decide ahead of time, as it can be chaotic.

I was here last week, and enjoyed some churros, which were pretty good. Crunchy and not too sweet…read more The staff on site were very friendly. I did see that they have coffee, and wished I would have ordered some. The only thing that brought me in were churros which you can't get in the U.S.; well, crappy ones maybe. The other thing I noticed here, and will have to come back to try is that they had like so many ice cream sticks with a variety of flavors. I'd wished I would have tried the pistachio one.

You cannot leave Mexico City without trying the passion fruit and mango sorbet. It was so delicious…read moremy mouth is salivating just from the memory of eating it. I can't wait to come back but next time I'm getting a large.

Authentic nieve (ice cream). Flavors change but they will offer you a taste. Mix between milk and…read morewater bases. Currently flavors were: red fruits, cheese, mango, lime, mandarin, and rosetta(? Some kind of red fruit). Over all great tasting plus they let you add two flavors.

This is a perfect afternoon pick me up when you don't want coffee La Rifa is a sustainable and…read moremission driven Chocolatería in the heart of Mexico City not far off from el Angel and la Reforma. I had a delicious traditional Mexican hot chocolate (amargos con leche) plus a tiny and tasty chocolate covered purerquito to dip in my drink. I also bought a beautiful molinillo (stirrer) and the server was so kind to show me on the stove how to use it.

As an American with no Spanish. On planning this trip I saw this and when walking around it found…read moreme wasn't even looking for it as I forgot. I WILL NEVER FORGET AGAIN! This was amazing all Mochas cafe shall now be judged by this one. I don't even like coffee but I love this!

Friendly, helpful staff. Easy to work with. It's tucked in the wall, not too far from the corner.read more

We didn't even go off of reviews for this one, just followed the line of people. If there's one…read morething you learn while here, it's that you go to where the locals line up. This was the best churro- holy smokes.... We leaned into the afternoon churro and hot coco tradition here pretty easily. These churros are crispy and then chewy on the inside. Absolutely fabulous. I did also get a hot chocolate from this stall as well but it was WAY too sweet. I could only take a couple sips and then I had to throw it out. So the plan is- go here for your churros, and then head down to Cafe El Jarocho for their hot chocolate. BAM! You're welcome.

Very interesting ice cream flavors, mostly with an alcoholic taste. My local friend took me here…read moresince we were hanging out in Zona Rosa. Near Reforma and all the action of Zona Rosa, Helado Obscuro offers a well-priced ice cream option in the area (50 pesos for a large single scoop). Helado Obscuro accepts cash and credit card. Staff here speak both Spanish and English. For me, since I like using my foreign languages, I used Spanish to order! I tried various flavors such as Frankenstein, Monja Borracha and the Galaxia Ficticia; I found most of the alcoholic notes on most of the flavors to be a bit too strong for my liking. My friends liked these flavors though, but they weren't my cup of tea. I did find the Sangria flavor to be quite delicious. For me, I like the taste of sangria and wine, so I found the Sangria helado (ice cream!) to be quite to my liking. The alcohol notes weren't very strong on this one. For those who want something fruitier without too much alcoholic taste, the Sangria flavor would be a good choice for you. One of the cool things about this ice cream joint is that there are a LOT of areas to sit. They blast up EDM music almost like a club or lounge. As you can imagine, the place is frequented by a lot of younger folks. I'll definitely be back when I'm in CDMX!

This business is closed. Please update the listing to keep people from going there and being…read moredisappointed. Muchas gracias!

This ice cream shop was introduced me from my Mexican family,, everything is homemade fresh fruits,…read moremany different flavors that miniature size and regular size popsicles,, this time once open right around the corner from my family apartment that i stayed at,, so wonderful,, had my nephew go by one dozen of the small popsicle and one dozen of the regular size popsicle,, it all blended fruits with over 50 plus flavors, it does help cut the hot weather of Mexico,, it's worth every bite,, don't miss out !! I been having this sweet treat for passed 5 years...

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...