Loveliest bakery i've been to at CDMX! It's European-influenced with Mexican flavors in a café…read moreatmosphere. It was packed with non-stop customers but the line went through pretty fast. So many pastries and breads to choose from! We of course had to try the famous guava roll which is croissant-like that also had cheese custard. The cute little pig like cookie was cute. I don't remember the rest but definitely enjoyed them all. Glad i was able to visit this social-media hotspot during our trip in March.

A popular café/bakery in Roma Norte. It's very tourist friendly. The line is typically out the door…read moreduring all hours, but the line goes quickly since you're just ordering at the counter. We didn't dine in since it was hard to find seats for our group, so we just stop by to grab to-go. If you want some their popular items, make sure to come during the day time since it will run out. We came here a few times to try different baked goods: - Guava roll (5/5) - Butter croissant and honey croissant (4/5) - Tres leches cake (5/5) - Concha (3/5) - Mil hojas de frutos rojos/mixed berries napoleon (4/5)   The most popular item was their guava roll and it lived up to its expectations. The guava jam was sweet but not too overwhelming. The roll itself had a similar taste to a croissant. It was soft and flaky. They nailed the texture. We ordered a slice of the tres leches and napoleon. Tres leches was moist and the napoleon also was delish. Everything was well priced and a decent size for the price. The concha was also good, not too dry. They have an outdoor patio with shades. The menu also offer a variety of coffee drinks although we didn't try it this time. Overall, a great stop for a sweet treat.

Located in the Centro Histórico of Mexico City, Pastelería Ideal has a unique selection of Mexican…read morepastries, but I loved the gelatina de nuez. I wish I had brought some home! This is a place where you grab a tray, pick your bread, pay at the cashiers, and then it's bagged for you--or you pick up your items at the designated area by showing your paid receipt. There are no tables or chairs to sit, so we just are as we walk town.

Walk in here will surely amaze you with how many pastries they have…read more The place is huge and packed with customers. Pastries are cheap. Roughly $1US per pastry. It was OK not amazing like some people commented. If you ask me if this is the best bakery in Mexico City then I have to say NO. But it's definitely worth the visit just to smell and look at people who bought tray full of goodies.

The good: I got the strawberry and orange lemonade drinks as…read morewell as a handful of pastries. Their selection was amazing. The strawberries on the tart I got were fresh. I enjoyed their seasonal offerings. Their display case was neatly organized and presentation was supreme. French pastries are one of my favorite desserts and this spot definitely offered authentic French options like palmier, tarts and croissants. The bad: The lemonades were too sweet. The pastries were good but not as great as I had expected. The interesting: I've tried their location in the states before but they started in Paris as you can guess from their very French name.

Breakfast was absolutely delicious. The options they provide to create an amazing omelette was over…read morethe top delicious, along with the sauces our server offered us to enjoy a nice kick to our palette. The ambiance was upscale in this location and the service was pretty good. It was so good that we ended up trying another location in in the historic district to compare and they were both great.

I ordered a mocha and caramel latte with oat milk. The mocha lacked chocolate flavor and there is…read moremore milk than lattes made in America. The caramel latte was much better in flavor. I recommended this cafe to my friends and they mentioned the line gets longer around 10am. I do enjoy their aesthetic like other reviews mention.

Coffee is decent. The cafe is really small and cute like the name!…read more Friendly staff. Doesn't have cafe de olla.

Stumbled upon this hidden gem! I love tres leches and that caught my eye immediately. It was so…read moregood-extremely moist and ripe fruit. The frosting was also great to my liking -not too whipped. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Repostería de nostalgia, recetas únicas y familiares, todo se hornea cada día aquí mismo…read more Pastel de zanahoria Red velvet Tres leches Panqué de plátano Brownies Casa del famoso “Bruce! Bruce! Bruce!" En esta sucursal contamos con mesas y sillas para que disfrutes aún más tu estancia con nosotros, tenemos café de puebla y una variedad de bebidas calientes y frías así como lasañas y Quich para ese antojo saldo.

This is one of the very few boutique panaderías that I have ever discovered in Mexico City. They…read moredon't have a huge selection of pastry and cake selection here, but rather some carefully selected pastries that have been crafted into something special. I saw a lot of wonderful arrangements that were put together for the holidays. Finding this panadería came as sheer luck, because it reminded me about the fact that I needed to purchase some gifts for co-workers. I found two gift creations that were not that expensive and I went ahead and purchased those. They also sell a limited amount of regular pastries to take home, but I figured it was a little late in the evening to think about getting these for the house. Another thing to note that this panadería isn't set-up as a cafe so there are no real seating options.

These pastries are delicious! Got conchas, blueberry roll, almond croissant and chocolate donut and…read morethey were great. You get to select all your pastries and put them on a tray which is dangerously delicious idea. They have a little bit of seating and also offered premade sandwiches and full cakes. **Update** We went back the next morning with four friends for more pastries and coffee and we were incorrectly charged. Bought 1 yogurt and was charged for 2. Got two americanos and one with a splash of milk and was charged for two lattes with lactose free milk. Tried to argue the charge for lattes with the woman who worked there and she said it was two americanos and that the charge was correct. Didn't see the two yogurt charge until I got home. Would be wary if you're a tourist or don't speak Spanish. May be taken advantage of.

This was the most fun little bakery! We got a triple decker mini cake for a celebration and it was…read morethe perfect size for our little group. The staff were very friendly and patient as we chose carefully among all the tiny options. If you're ever in central CDMX, find Avenue Independencia and visit La Miniatura!

This small bakery is located right across the street from my new apartment, and since it was Sunday…read moremorning, I thought I would go for a coue of pastries. I wasn't exactly in the mood for a large breakfast, because I have plans later with someone for the Chinese buffet. I got just two pastries, one concha rellana, and one taco de cajeta. I have had conchas a thousand times before, but this one actually had a filling, and it was quite delicious. The service here this morning was a little dissappointing. There were two young employees, male and female, working behind the counter and neither of them seemed interested in helping me. The female was glued to her cellphone, and the male didn't want to move at all. I had to ask him three times if he could come over and help me. I realize that they are both young, but I would think that this place would be better served with more motivated employees, who actually care about helping customers.

This is a lovely little upscale cafe. I had somewhat of a sweet tooth after work, and I was also…read morein the mood for a cappuccino. Even though I didn't really need the extra caffeine in the early evening, I still wanted to try it. This cafe seemed like it had a cool vibe so I came to check it out. I noticed something similar to a cinamon bun called the Rol de queso con Zarzanora. It wasn't exactly the same size as a cinamon bun, it was a little smaller but it actually tasted richer. The capuchino with vanilla flavoring was even better. There are plenty of tables and chairs outside, and that's where I pretty much stayed during my time at the cafe. This is a nice quiet spot!

I used to like this place, but I'm afraid it's gone a bit downhill. I want to throw it a rope and…read moretry and help it climb back up, but there's simply too many other good bakeries in Mexico City for it to be worthwhile. I don't mind all their pastries that don't require refrigeration being left out in the open, but at least cover them to keep the bugs off of them. But just when I thought it was only the open air pastries that were getting swarmed by bees, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the little fruit flies swarming inside the fridge. Normally, I would come here for a cheap sandwich, believe it or not, and grab a pastry while I was at it, but the quality of everything seems to have gone into decline, except the service, which has always been friendly and attentive.

I walked in because the window display is so pretty. The smell of chocolate and the wall display…read moremakes your mouth water. I tried 1 piece of chocolate and tried an oatmeal cookie. The chocolate was very nice but the cookie was dried out. The cookie was very small and $18 MXN. The prices were far too high for the quality of the products, but if you have the money to spend, the chocolate is worth it.

Located inside the lobby of the Hyatt hotel. I had the vanilla latte and it was amazing. They have…read morea lot of fresh pastries, pan de dulce and croissants as well. Will definitely come back to get my coffee fix in the morning!

Located inside the Hyatt Regency. A wide range of pastures and coffees. Yes, I've had better…read morewhile in CMDX but this is very convenient if you are staying at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.