Both times that I've visited Mexico City, I had to stop by here for brunch. Their food is so…read moredelicious, so fresh. And their baked goods are fantastic. It is a small little café with some outdoor seating. Depending on how busy it is, you might have to wait a little bit. The service is very kind though. There's one single occupancy bathroom. It's on a major road and there is a ecobici bike port close by. Great for a Saturday morning ride and eat.

Found this place on Yelp one day in Mexico while looking for breakfast places! The area is…read morebeautiful! It was like a dream. We got seated after waiting about 15 minutes. I ordered the enchiladas and they were good, but nothing special. I felt they were a little plain, I finished them in about 5 minutes as it's just tortillas with chicken. They should come with a side of rice and beans or at least topped with lettuce and sour cream. I'm glad I tried this place because now i know what neighborhood I want to stay in on my next MX trip!

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.

I think this might be the best bakery in Mexico City. I know there are many outstanding bakeries,…read morebut this place is just marvelous. The location / street / area is also lovely. I don't think you can go wrong here. the sandwiches and pastries are top notch. Not sure what else to say other than: visit Saint as fast as you can! Pro tip: Buy a large baguette and take it with you. They also have french butter in the cooler towards the front. They were making fun of me at first for carrying a large baguette through the city, but this bread came in clutch with my group of weary travelers even a few days later after a flight to Merida! It stayed soft in the middle (which is a sign of authenticity!)

Today I have an opportunity to try to recommended bakeries and took them off of my check. Later on…read moretoday will be Green Rhino. But for now, a short walk from my Hotel Casa Corp along Benjamin Hill to Saint. Lovely place. And I opt for a dulce de keche roll and one of their special seasonal hojaldras. Two things come to mind. The first is that spellcheck changed the name of this pan de muerto to "himalaya ". The next is that the bakery borders Calle Tamaulipas which sounds a lot like Tamale Pass. Restaurant name idea? Maybe. Did I like it? It was fun. It was enjoyable. With so many choices in the city though, it may be a while before I return. Just too many places to try here.

Love the ambience of this place. Super chic and welcoming. The food is great and service is…read moreamazingly first meal in CDMX !

Very fresh and affordable healthy options! We stopped in on a weekday afternoon after walking by…read moreearlier and seeing how packed it was. We tried a few juices, the chicken tomato salad and the salmon tacos. The salad was huge with a big portion of chicken, avocado and many toppings for a reasonable price. The tacos were smaller but flavorful. Taking off a star because my salad arrived almost 15 minutes before my boyfriend's tacos arrived and the restaurant was pretty empty. The lights were out in the bathroom and in part of the restaurant, so not sure if they were dealing with a partial power outage and impact to the kitchen. Still recommend for the food!

Cute little coffee shop with pastries. Our group can and ordered a decent amount of different…read moredrinks here and we all really liked them. Service was nice and friendly. They have cute seating outside that looks out onto the street and surrounding area. I'd recommend!

A small cafe with outside seating and a very friendly staff. Clearly a local spot for cafe para…read morellevar or to linger with friends or do some work. I had the avocado and arugula and feta on house bread. Delicious!

Ordered the chocolate espresso iced with almond milk! The barista was extremely friendly and quick;…read morewas in and out in just a few minutes. It was essentially an iced mocha with a touch of cinnamon. Also got a cookie - salted chocolate chip. What's not to like? Will be coming here everyday for my coffee fix for the rest of my trip!

Located in the Polanco and Roma Norte area, Clara y Ema is a cute little cafe that serves drinks…read moreand sandwiches! They have an English menu, and speak enough where a tourist can easily order without much confusion. The sandwiches were amazing, and the buns were sort of like a mix between a brioche and milk bread. I'd say it was the best breakfast sandwich that I've ever had!

Super cute and relaxing breakfast spot with great coffee drinks and egg sandwiches!!…read more We stopped by in the morning to grab a couple of the egg sandwiches they offer on the menu, and found the space inside to be super cute, airy, breezy, and relaxing! It opens out onto the sidewalk and it felt really nice to just hang out there for a bit and soak up the atmosphere. There was just one lady working, but she was very friendly and had our sandwich orders out very quickly, pipin' hot and all! I just had the Clara, which was very hearty and delicious. I split it with someone else, as I personally found it big and filling enough to be shared! This is definitely a great spot to stop by in the morning if you're in the La Condesa area - I very much so recommend!

This place is excellent! Small tranquil ambiance. The staff was extremely good and patient with us…read moretrying to order in Spanish. The food was great

From the owner: Un rinconcito acogedor en la frontera entre la Condesa y Escandón. Tuétano, Po'Boy, Ensalada de…read moreAlgas, Fish and Chips, New York, Hamburguesa, Sándwich de Roast Beef, Waffles, Huevos Benedictinos, Mimosas, Cava, Vino y Cerveza

Great place for takeout salads and sandwiches, cheaper than chain salad bars and pretty good…read morequality.

Our mission was to find machaca in Mexico City and this place came up…read more Compared to the one you get in CA it was different because they bring out the red sauce and pour it on top for you. It was definitely a different experience but glad we tried it. It was good. We also ordered their coffee while we were there and two guys with guitar was outside the restaurant playing live music. Service was great and they have open space with windows so you could see out while dining. Lot of servers in Mexico City speaks english but we did bust our high school spanish skills too.

Traditional and fusion specialties from various regions. The food is toned down and not spicy. It…read morewas a little difficult to get the server's attention for salsa and she did not explain that the green sauce was guacamole and not spicy. I should have chosen the one with chile habañero, but that is sometimes too spicy. The enchiladas in green sauce were simple and good, if a little bland. The Sopa Aguascalientes was served with the ingredients in a cylinder, to which the server poured the hot broth. Again, it was okay, but rather bland and the bits of chile poblano and corn were tiny and few. I prefer soups without cream, but at least the broth, as described, had only a little cream. The meals come as is, no bread, tortillas or salsas unless requested. Service is polite. The ambiance is the best part. The patio dining offers great views of the park and stunning architecture. An added plus is the absence of beggars and unwanted musicians. The vibe is casual, but this being Santa Fe, the crowd is upscale. Given that, the prices are quite reasonable.