Great food and great Service. Casual and friendly ambiance. The staff and even Hector himself…read moremade us feel welcome. I had the chicken enchiladas with mole sauce. Would definitely order it again. Looking forward to my next visit.

Food : all of the ingredients are made from scratch - chips, tortillas, mole sauce etc and the…read moretaste is amazing ! (I had the Mole chicken enchiladas ) Service : I would put this at the top of the review where it belongs but wanted to rate the food first - lol. Hector greets you at the door and makes you feel right at home. His English is perfect and his humor is on point. He explains every dish you are wondering about and also suggests things that may fit your taste. Ambiance: Air conditioned dining area with clean, comfortable booths. He's had this place for years and has collected a ton of Airline memorabilia. UA posters, CAL posters, AA stuff and also SWA was represented. MANY crews that stay at the nearby hotel drop by for something to eat ! Every time I have a short layover in MMMX I will be there with an appetite !! Thanks Hector !!!

We had craving for fries and they were delicious. Prices are so much cheaper than in US then…read moreheading out they had a sundae station so yes $23 pesos for a Sunday and it was good.

My second time in 4 years I have gotten food poisoning from this McDonalds. Have never had any…read moreproblem from any other McD's I have been too. The big Mac tasted off from the normal Big Macs I have. Don't know if the meat was rancid or the sauce over aged from not rotating product on deliveries. One has to look into it as these are high volume operations. My best guess is new product deliveries are being placed in front of older product and not being properly rotated until the get to the bottom of the heap and into old stuff. The only other suspicion would be sanitation is very poorly handled and are having crossover contamination is happening. This is not good when as from both my episodes with this unit is horrible with major nausea and dry heaves for the next 24 hours.

A literal hole in the wall, small kitchen, no sign out front, but friendly staff, English and…read moreSpanish menu. If you go to Sala G, it's across the Maison Kayser. I think there's also a small Subway Sandwiches next to it. Got the tuna torta, and my friend got a hamburger and fries. Very sweet ladies. We also got some spicy jalapeños that were free and some pickled red onions, which are great! Good stop for an airport.

05/20/2018 Hambuergesa sin queso combo y agua de pina…read more That's what I ordered. After walking around and all the way down to the end, I didn't want to eat McDonald's or any other fast food. Where our gate is located, a French style restaurant that has sandwiches. I wasn't interested in that at all. I saw that there is counter seats so I walked in to Dino's. I ordered and watched how they prepared everything. It was sort of like a George Foreman Grill behind the counter building each burger and sandwich. It was cutting it close for departure time so I asked for my order to go. I finished my pina so I grabbed another drink. Ketchup and mustard packets available but generic brands which tasted weird. I think this place is the better choice near this gate.

This restaurant is a hidden gem on the 3rd floor of Terminal 1. They have "rooftop" seating…read more(actually covered with a huge skylight) and balcony overlooking a portion of the terminal. Or you may dine inside at cozy tables with cloth napkins. The restaurant is tastefully decorated with colorful traditional Mexican art. I felt like I walked into a different world far away from the bustle of the airport. The extensive menu has everything from traditional Mexican delights (antojitos), tacos, to soups and salads, beef, chicken, seafood, and even delicacies like crickets or escamoles for the adventurous. I chose a tlalpeño soup and a the Chile relleno. They were delicious! They have a full bar for those who want it, but I chose one of their refreshing aguas frescas. They also offer soft drinks or bottled water and coffee. I was too full for a dessert, though they looked amazing. Prices run high for Mexican standards: between 200 to 500 pesos an entree. But considering the excellent table service, enchanting decor, the quality and presentation of the food it is worth it. I've paid more in the USA for far less. The servers are attentive and friendly, dressed with unique traditional Mexican accessories. When we asked one to take our picture, he offered us sombreros to wear for the picture. Sure, why not? The restrooms were clean as was everything I saw. I have been through this airport numerous times but never had seen them before. I will certainly return when I get the chance.

Kinda disappointed. Based on other reviews expected a really nice ambience and high quality food. I…read morewasn't very happy with the shrimp cakes, it tasted like old/dirty shrimp. Taste did not match price. Certainly there is an effort here to be special, but I think next time I'd just grab something from the food court at 1/3 the price and maybe better taste. Service was ... very.... attentive. More than I like. That kind of efforting-to-make-an-impression-but-actually-overcomplicating sort of vibe.

Potzollcalli is one of your food options within the food court in Terminal 2, Mexico City airport…read moreright by the check in area. They're located five stores deep down the row of restaurants, four stores past Starbucks. I was looking for a good Mexican breakfast and order the huevos rancheros. It came with beans and fresh squeezed orange juice. I added a coffee to my order. The service was friendly and prompt. The food was like it was made at home, and very good. It is authentic Mexican food. They use all natural ingredients and even make their own mole. I did not realize their coffee is cafe de olla until I got to my table. This is a special kind of Mexican coffee which is quite good if you are in the mood for it. But it has a very unique flavor. The coffee is prepared in a clay pot, and they add raw sugar (known in Mexico as "piloncillo", or in Colombia as "panela"). All the flavors, including the taste of the clay pot come through in the coffee if it is authentic. This was. If that does not sound good to you, you can always get your coffee at Starbucks or at the 7-Eleven across the way. Since this restaurant is more like a food stand within a food court, the bathrooms are serviced by the airport not the restaurant. There is one common area with tables and chairs for dining. There are a few places which offer power outlets to recharge your devices. For what it is, this establishment does a very good job. After you dine, if you have the time, I recommend you go by the Memoria Fotográfica de México on your way back into the check-in area and to your gate. It is a an amazing display of photographs from Mexico's colorful and rich history.

I really loved the food here! I passed through this airport twice and I considered eating here the…read morefirst time, but didn't. On my second visit, I did and the food was delicious, with generous portions and very inexpensive (it cost me $10 for 2 people!!!). It is more of a fast food restaurant, but having eaten in one of the table-service restaurants in the airport, the food here not only tasted better, but the presentation was also more appealing. If you're not familiar with the dishes, the photos of the food are pretty accurate. I'd eat here again.

We had a layover in Mexico City and wanted something good to eat! We were trying to follow the…read moresmell of food and decided to try this place out. We ordered tortilla soup, roasted chicken breast, tacos al pastor, chicken soup, chicken fajitas, and a strawberry milkshake. The food looked very appetizing and presentation was on point, but unfortunately was lacking in flavor. The al pastor meat was pretty dry, chicken fajitas were alright, and the milkshake was too liquid-y. Service was pretty good though- our server spoke English and tended to our needs.

The food is about average for airport food. The beers being 45 - 55 pesos was nice though! Friendly…read morestaff but they were understaffed so do not be shy about waving them down.

This was a decent place to get a bite right after landing in the Mexico City International Airport…read moreand service was fast! This place is along a row of other fast food kiosks near the International Terminal. We ordered queso fundido and some tacos. There's a selection of salsas and other add-ons at the left side of the counter. And also don't forget to ask for some grilled pineapple with your al Pastor!

BEWARE OF THIS SCAM PLACE…read more CHECK THE BEVERAGE MENU PRICES BEFORE YOU ORDER. Seriously. The food looked and tasted like absolute garbage. I would post pics, but honestly, I don't need the PTSD reminder from this place. But here's the worst part: The waiter casually offers us a "mimosa" -- no mention of price. We each got one (2 total), thinking it's just a normal breakfast drink. Then the bill comes. $95 USD. Our actual breakfasts? Around $10 each. Do the math. I expect mediocre food at an airport, fine. But getting blindsided like this? It completely ruined the end of what was otherwise an amazing trip. This wasn't just overpriced -- it felt like a straight-up scam. And after reading through other reviews, it's clear this isn't a one-off -- this seems to be a common practice there.

CRAP FOOD, $27 FOR A GLASS OF BUDGET WINE - This place looks nice but the soup came with broken…read morerice and they charged $27 for a stupid generic glass of wine. They don't list wine on the menu but you will soon learn they are a predatory place with garbage food and absolutely appalling pricing. NEVER GO HERE. Happy eating somewhere else from John Seeto!