Okay. AMAZING. We…read morecame on a Tuesday around 9:30 pm and luckily there was no line. There's no menu and no real sign, so we double-checked it was the right place by asking someone who was already eating . The team didn't speak English, so we basically got whatever they decided to make for us. I was hoping for chicken anyway, so it worked out, but my friend and I originally planned to share and try two different proteins. I DEVOURED the chicken torta chilaquiles sandwich. It did start to get a little tough towards finish towards the end, but I powered through because it was such a flavor bomb. No way I was leaving that behind. I was expecting the chilaquiles to be crunchy, and they weren't- but they also weren't soggy in a gross way. The texture actually worked in the sandwich, and the flavor was so good. And THE CREMA. So rich. So yum. Big fan. It filled me up for the entire day. Zero regrets.

It's funny,sometimes when your super hyped for a trip,You read reviews,you watch videos,you do all…read moreyou can to prepare for all the cool things you can do on your trip. Well La Esquina Del Chilaquil was for sure one of those places. Super hyped-lots of social media videos on it and it's one of the "cheap eats" spots all the influencers say one must visit when going to Mexico City. It's so hyped that they sold out the first 2x the wife and I tried to go there. Somehow my angel of a wife agreed to try them for a third time and this time we were able to get our hands on some tortas. So basically what they are famous for is these viral breakfast type tortas that are filled with chilaquiles inside. What I didn't know until I got the sandwich in hand was that they also came with either a chicken cutlet or a pork cutlet. Because of a slight language barrier,I ended up after a short line ordering two of the tortas both with chicken cutlets. So it's basically,chicken cutlets,beans,crema,cheese and chilaquiles inside a torta sandwich roll. Pretty basic and inexpensive,only cost 50 Pesos($2.85 USD) each. Everything is to go,so we found a little park nearby to eat our sandwiches. Sadly,the tortas were just more disappointing than great.The chilaquiles lacked any crunch,the flavors were decent but maybe it was the unexpected chicken cutlet,not sure,it just wasn't a great dining experience overall. Reading other reviews,I see I'm in the minority on this one and maybe it was just an off day or maybe my expectations were too high but yeah they just didn't work out too well for me. I will say this,they sell out every single day,so if you do plan on going to try em out,try to get there before 11am to guarantee your torta. Here is to hoping your experience is better than mine-Be Safe Out There.

Incredible!!! My husband and I had been blown off by Salon Rios and walked across and found this…read moregem!! Next door to it also is a Torta stand that looks amazing but we wanted tacos. I had the chicken with mole taco which MELTED in my mouth and my husband had the breaded beef. Amazing!!! Hit the spot! For 3 tacos, the converted rate to dollars was $2.50!!! The women were so nice and the food was delicious. They only advertise tacos, but there were workers with plates of meat with beans and rice. Oh and the tacos come with beans and rice inside!!!!!!

Wowoowowow! Such good tacos here! Open 24/7. The cabeza (beef cheeks) were so tender. Pastor tacos…read morehad some pineapple mixed in ... so yum! We also tried a pastor gringas ...the cheese did make it very tasty! Don't miss this place!

YAAAASSSS!!! Funny enough during my first trip to CDMX, I hardly ate any tacos. My friend finally…read moretook me to Tacos El Güero on my last day, which ended up being one of my favorite eateries. I can't remember what fruity drink he ordered, but I had him grab my tacos as well. We each got two tacos, and they were MASSIVE. My mouth is watering as I type this review. There's minimal street seating (or you can stand) while eating. We managed to find a few uncomfortable seats to shovel the tacos into our faces then be on our way. SOOOO GOOD. Get all the toppings. All the ingredients tasted fresh and flavorful. Then find one of the staff members to pay before leaving. Simple, local experience.

Came here on a Thursday afternoon around 1:30pm with friends. There was no line and we were able to…read moreorder 15 tacos to bring back to our place to eat. All of the tacos were so good! Would come back again.

Excellent tacos, among the best we've had in Mexico over a two week trip. Many varieties to choose…read morefrom, and they had different options each night we visited. Probably the cheapest and best meal we've had in Mexico!

We were hungry after a long day and after something approximating a scavenger hunt we finally found…read morethis classic hole in the wall vegan joint hidden in a tunnel with a variety of storefronts. We probably had 20 tacos and a couple of burritos, all good. They were not busy so we were able to get one of their few tables which made life much easier. Don't count on getting a table, have an alternate plan on where you will be eating before you arrive. Table service was beyond great, and ambiance was perfect; exactly what we wanted at the time.

Definitely bring your walking shoes when you come looking for this place. Like others had…read morementioned, the restaurant is located within an underground section, that doesn't display well on Maps. I didn't read about it until I did som digging into the reviews. They offer a wide variety of tacos, and it seemed like the tacos barbacoa were the most delicious. The service was fast and the couple of workers seemed as friendly as they could be considering the number of customers inside. I thought the restaurant was small, and there really wasn't a lot of space to sit anywhere. I pretty much stood off to the side while I ate the tacos. I could have used something to drink, but I didn't think about that beforehand, and waiting in line again just to order a drink seemed like a stretch. The tacos were excellent

A great little elote stand in Condesa! This stall is location is right in front of the Walmart…read moreexpress and always has people in front of it which is a great sign for a food stand. They have elotes and esquites (corn kernels in a cup). I love both but the elote on a stick is really the best way to eat it. The standard corn is slathered with mayo, covered in cheese and then sprinkled with chili and a squeeze of lime. Don't be afraid to ask for less or none of any of the ingredients if you want a lighter flavor. Personally I don't like too much lime so I always omit it.

Elotes and esquites were so good! You get to choose what toppings to add or take away (lime, tajin,…read moremayo, cheese, chili powder). Can get on the cob or in a cup. So much comes in a cup so good to share! Hit the corn spot - great elote spot in condesa.