Fantastic quaint venue with fresh produce on the walls. Very good food and quick service.read more

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!

I really enjoyed this place. Great value: pretty cheap price and delicious food. Great service. I…read moreordered paquete 1: one ttlaco, the soup of the day and the drink of the day with a little treat. The soup was light and flavourful. The ttlaco was tasty. I followed the recommendation of the staff. The drink was sweet but still refreshing. The treat was ok. I went back a second time and was as pleased. I tried the elote with cream and fresh herbs, which was good as well! If I lived here, I'd be a regular client :)

Try this most enlightened spot to eat in DCMX! Mayan ingredients and recipes, the flavors are…read moreexceptional, satisfying and healthy. Freshly made pulque keeps you satisfied while you wait for your prepared meal (unless you have a bowl of their delicious soup). Worth seeking out!

A fully plant based spot for tacos in the heart of Mexico City! I absolutely loved their potato and…read moresoyrizo taco, mushroom taco and beyond meat taco. Also got to try their vegan quesabirria with consome and it absolutely hit the spot. Thank you to the friendly staff and chill vibes :)

Great food and service! I ordered enchiladas, my husband ordered a burrito. Everything tasted…read morefresh, with lots of flavor, not too heavy and the right amount of spice. They had cozy outdoor seating. We very much enjoyed our lunch :)

Super cute little cafe with sidewalk seating that is comfortable on cool, sunny December mornings…read more The service is attentive though drinks and food often take a bit longer and come out cooler (I asked for my food to be warmed up on one visit). My first visit - I had the chilaquiles and a latte. The chilaquiles were fantastic and very tasty. The foam on the latte was very thick and rich! I took friend there for brunch a few days later and tried one of the crepes -- it was a wheat crepe stuffed with portobello mushrooms and a delicious light tomato sauce. So tasty! I even bought some of the churritos that they have packaged by the cash register and they made an awesome snack. Great spot for lunch and brunch -- I hope to visit again on my next visit to CDMX!

We ate here twice and very much enjoyed both meals. I especially liked their warm pan de Muerto…read morewith chocolate sauce drizzle. The dining area is very cute and cozy and they have outdoor seating as well. The servers were not particularly friendly, which would be my main criticism.

Conchas are legit. Add nata with it, Soo good. Got a latte…read morewith almond milk, great!!! Chilaquiles, tasty but I've had better. Service was awesome!

3 stars It is by far in a beautiful location; the restaurant…read moreis spacious with plenty of greenery. The atmosphere and setting really are lovely, which makes it a nice spot to sit and enjoy. That said, the stars are based on the food, and unfortunately this was the most expensive meal we had in Mexico City and it wasn't even close to the best. The food overall was decent, but nothing that stood out as worth the price. The pan dulce was all cold and firm no matter which variations we tried. We had a party of 9 and many items were forgotten about, which made service feel a bit chaotic. For my meal I ordered a jamón y queso empanada and a tamale con rajas y queso. About 15 minutes later they came back and said they were out of the jamón y queso empanadas and only had tinga left. I said that was fine, but when it arrived it was cold, almost frozen. I asked them to heat it up, which they did. The tamale, on the other hand, was good--hot with great flavor. The coffee and juice were also solid. More than likely, although the restaurant and atmosphere were beautiful, I'd go elsewhere for better food at a better price.

Best vegan food in Mexico City, easily!!! I tried tons of different vegan places during my weeklong…read morestay in CDMX, and this is easily the best one that I tried. The samosas, lasagna, and tiramisu were delicious! I'm not eating anywhere else until I leave! Amazing!!! I have to say, this is the only place that was seriously competitive with and even better than my favorite vegan spots back home in the States.

I've only ordered out from here but have thoroughly enjoyed it! Utipia is a must if you're craving…read morevegan food but not super healthy vegan food. I've tried their el pastor pizza and lasagna. Both absolutely delicious, I could have that pizza every other day. The lasagna was also super well portioned, you get a massive slice for under 200 pesos.

Pretty disappointing, inauthentic Mexican spot catering to tourists who are too scared of authentic…read moreMexican cuisine. The food is alright, but massively overpriced and lacking flavour depth. We stopped in for dinner and were greeted by a very friendly, English-speaking server. I ordered the lentil soup (110 pesos) to start -- pretty tasty, but overpriced given what you get. My wife & I also shared the huitlacoche dumplings (150 pesos), which comes with 4 dumplings filled with a sort of corn-like filling and topped with a peanuty sauce -- tasty, but a rip-off for 4 pieces. For our mains, I got the protein bowl (280 pesos) and added some chickpea chorizon (25 pesos). Fairly boring but healthy bowl. Nothing really stood out. The tofu was not plentiful enough, nor prepared all that well. Satisyfing enough, but again, overpriced. My wife got the Enfrijoladas (265 pesos), a dish with pink tortillas filled with plantains, coconut cheese and almonds, all sitting in a black bean sauce. The tastes I had were pretty solid, but lacked flavour depth and needed some spices to amp it up. All in all, not worth the hype, especially if you're looking for authentic vegan Mexican. There are many other places worth prioritizing in town.

I had dinner with my mom at La Pitahaya a week or so ago for our last meal together in Mexico City…read more The restaurant is entirely vegan, 100% plant-based. My mom is vegan, and I'm not (technically, I'm a very lapsed vegan), but this menu was one that I was excited to try, too! We shared the al pastor and pineapple dumplings (4 steamed dumplings filled with mushrooms and roasted pineapple puree, served over green salsa and ponzu), which were great. (It was hard to choose between these dumplings and the huitlacoche dumplings!) We also shared the crunchy cucumber salad (with fresh radish, sesame, lime, mint, and guajillo), which was simple and refreshing. Then we had to try some of their tacos - served on their famous pink tortillas. We tried three of their tacos, but the pastor de setas (organic mushrooms al pastor, pineapple, and spring onions) was our hands down favorite. They're an alcohol-free restaurant, but I enjoyed my tepache (fermented pineapple drink with piloncillo), to which I added a hibiscus chamoy rim). They offer other fun N/A drinks: amaranth horchata, hibiscus water, and more. The service was great, and the restaurant was cool - open air, great on a warm day, bright, comfortable. Of all the vegan restaurants we tried in Mexico City, I think La Pitahaya was my favorite. The food was great, and our meal was fun. I'd happily return.

I can't overstate how much we loved this place! I went to Mexico City with my vegan husband…read morerecently and was so pleasantly surprised with just how many vegan options there were within the city. I am not vegan, so I normally search for a place that has both but this place was so close to our hotel, it was hard to resist. Genuinely- I was blown away, even as an omnivore. Everything was really affordable and quick and I managed to snap a pic of the tacos I ordered, even though my husband devoured his torta before I could document it. We came back for lunch the next day. It's relatively small, but there is seating inside and outside and it is pretty fast, so spots open up quick. If you are vegan or with a vegan- don't miss out on this spot!

We came here on our first night back in CDMX to try this place's vegan food, but it may seem that…read morenot all of their food (deserts) are vegan. We tried the vegan milanesa, al pastor, and suadero tacos, which come with onion and cilantro; and guacamole with chips. When we first arrived we were seated right away. The food came out fairly decently, but all at different times. There is some indoor and outdoor seating, but neither space is very big. The service was a little mixed; one waitress seemed to initially have a negative attitude, but then later was fine; the other waitress who helped us was more friendly; I'll chalk it up to the fact that it was a Sunday night one hour before closing. The food itself tasted good, but nothing out of this world. This place has a punk rock vibe. Overall, I would potentially come back.

Kick ass organic market with all sorts of goodies. I bought coffee beans and ground coffee, healthy…read moresnacks and whole bunch of neat superfood plant based bars that are totally yummy. I like this place as it's right by the park in Condesa. It's a very unique place but one that you can find in Condesa easily. I would go back for nuts, seeds, and maybe soap next time when I'm there. Love this part of Condesa!

Fantastic market with just about everything I needed to provision the kitchen of my Airbnb for a…read moreweek. There was tofu, veggies, tortillas, salsas, drinks, almond milk and so many fantastic vegan options in the frozen/refrigerated section. The prices weren't high compared to similar stores back home - but definitely more expensive than what you'd pay for in local produce markets for conventionally grown produce. Great place to stock up!

This place is awesome!!!!! Was starving and needed food quickly so went for the chorizo baguette…read moreand milk shake. Super good and both were 95 pesos ($5). Will be back!

I thought that eating vegan in Mexico City would be difficult, but while I was walking around I…read morestumbled on this place. The vegan chorizo was incredible, and so was the al pastor. The tacos came out fast and w're inexpensive. I was really impressed.