Came tonight to this restaurant as it was highly recommended by friends…read more.. It is located at a "high end food court" place and it has a separate restaurant that is very nice. We arrived and had a very good round table that we reserved and were seated right away. We were greeted by the owner which is a plus! Congrats... Service was on the good side, caring for details at all times. Ambiance was also quite good, we came in Saturday night and there were two young ladies playing the violin that gave the atmosphere a delicate touch. As for food, we had several starters, fresh artichokes prepared in different styles, these were both very good.... don't miss these. Also the salmon carpaccio was on the very good side as I was told by my sister in law. The fennel salad was crisp, fresh and had a lemon touch. As main course, we had beef carpaccio that was served on a bed of a home made cracker that gave it a real nice crunch, the beef was thinly sliced and tasty. The rib eye was on point, the pepper sauce was quite nice. For desert, we had the pannacota and an apricot tart, I personally liked the tart a notch better.... we did learn that the "nutella" calzone was the best but we did not have it.... hopefully next time as we will for sure come back!!! The place is clean and looks great... they also have a private salon with a large table for business meetings or a private dinner.... This place is the real deal! Congrats....

This is the best KOSHER restaurant I have EVER had. Delicious food, service-there is nothing I can…read morefault

We were on a mission for a hot Matzo ball soup in Mexico City when we happened upon this bakery and…read moredeli in Polanco. What a pleasant surprise! They only had the soup in a jar, so we opted for sushi (salmon rolls with cucumber and avocado). It was delicious. We picked up some falafel flavored chips and pita crackers. The fresh hummus was amazing - heavy on the garlic, with a pinch of spice. Everyone working there was friendly and helpful. The little kids helping to ring us up were an added bonus because they were so patient (with our broken Spanish) and polite.

When you walk through, you can tell Wendy's has been around a while. My friend and I bought a…read morechocolate croissant for 19 pesos. I could tell as I enjoyed it that they hadn't skimped on any of the ingredients. Wendy's filled the croissant with rich chocolate: *yum!*

We walked into this classy new bakery & deli to find a whole variety of kosher goods. Pastries,…read moreMediterranean foods, frozen goods, wines, and more. But ultimately we went for the food at the deli counter. They had this somewhat peculiar looking tuna sandwich, but one of the brothers that run the place told us it was delicious. He was not false advertising! Tasty tuna salad formed the core of a delight surrounded by fluffy savory bread. And for only 40 pesos! We're definitely returning to Sinai

I was really hungry after a morning full of meetings and decided to work the rest of the day from…read morehome, so I told myself I would grab something on my way. I saw this falafel place with no line and decided it looked good enough. The woman working was very sweet and offered me a sample of the falafel. It wasn't the most amazing falafel I have ever had, but the balls were tiny and crispy on the outside, but fluffy inside. I got a falafel pita with a wheat pita. She added hummus, tomato, and cucumbers. There were a few other items, but they didn't really look appealing to me. She gave me a lot of falafels (stuffed the pita with them!) and sauces on the side.

I am a falafel fan and this place had excellent food, excellent service, excellent price,…read moreconveniently located. I went back a second time and it was worth it.

This restaurant is located inside the airport. My coworker and I stopped in for a quick bite. There…read morewere only a few small tables inside the space. I got the beef tacos. There were 3 to an order. They had a slight smear of beans, some slices of meat, and a piece of avocado on top. There were some tomato slices and lettuce on the side too. Overall, it was very bland. I had to ask for some sauces on the side. The sauces were really tasty and made the tacos go down a lot easier. My coworker got the enchiladas and said they were okay. We also got some pineapple juice (which was just pineapple blended in water). It was nice, but came out warm. We had to ask for some ice and it was refreshing. All in all, the tacos and a cup of pineapple juice came out to be about $12. If you're hungry, this isn't the worst stop for a bite.

This is NOT A KOSHER RESTAURANT…read more How can you tell its not kosher? #1 the ham and cheese croissants for sale #2 the signs that say "kosher style" #3 the absence of a supervision certificate If you are ok with vegetarian food in the absence of kosher food with supervision, here are plenty of good vegetarian options at the CDMX airport that look more delicious. See attached photo of their sign.