We had an amazing late lunch / early dinner here. The waiter / bartender (Arturo) was awesome --…read morehad great suggestions and was super fun. The food was incredible!! We had the basic salad, Italian meatball sandwich and chile en nogada (traditional food served mostly in September). So delicious! There was a great, chill Mexican band playing when we were there. We sat two tables away from the band and it was still very enjoyable (not too loud). I highly recommend!! Not touristy at all. If you go to bazaar sabado you must eat here!

I went to the area looking for Mexican food, meet with this nice guy telling my wife and I that…read morecasilda was the best in the area, he recommended the tacos but I went for the gorditas, everything was fantastic, by the way the nice guy was the owner! He speaks English and some of the staff also speak it, they make us feel welcome and the food was amazing, great place, great food, great Onwer, staff, chef, everything was just great. Try the sopecitos you will love it!

Great hole in the wall spot. This is the typical Mexican culture taqueria. You will get a lot of…read morebang for your buck. My partner and I ate for less than 15 dollars including drinks. Portions are great. The owner is a hard worker. If he can upgrade the place he would.

Poor! The food was acceptable but for example the Chilles en…read moreNogada was warm on one side ... cold on the other side. Obviously had been microwaved, and maybe from frozen state. This is inexcusable, especially today: September 15th. The Independence Day of México. Service was not good, either ... even though they were only moderately busy. The wait staff just seemed lazy .... maybe pacing themselves for the day ahead. Very disappointing, all-in-all.

This restaurant was good the food was authentic and it tasted really good. The restaurant is a…read morechain (we saw 2 here in CDM) and is very big inside. The servers where super friendly and nice.

The service was great, I think the issue is with the kitchen…read more Nothing looks like in the pictures and the taste it's too much of a can tomatoes sauce. The bread it's amazing The restaurant part could be much better. Our eggs called for fry plantains, it did not have them. Yesterday my sandwich had French fries, took them 15-20 minutes to get catchup. I was done. Taste it's not there. I think the kitchen has a lot of work to do to be as good as it can be.

It's a five star flavor with a - I've been here forever interior. A style of chicken broth and soup…read morethat is very popular with Latins. There 3 chicken enchiladas but the rest of the limited menu is broth based. Fantastic and fresh. Hand man tortillas and bread came with my Caldo with shedded chicken breast. So clean. If you have a need for a healthy non fat meal, this will fit your bill.

The mole here is excellent. Now, I admit that my standards for mole may be lower than some people…read morebecause I have a smaller sample size to compare to, but the food I had here was really great. The flavors were balances well and the portions were absolutely massive. The prices were low compared to how much food you are served. You will certainly want something to drink as well because the flavors are strong but even now writing this review I am starting to crave the food again. The space is nothing flashy but there seemed to be plenty of seating. The food was prepared quickly and was fresh so I had no complaints there. I do recommend this spot if you are looking for a good affordable mole dish.

It's a little hole in the wall place with great, tasty food for very reasonable prices. Come…read morehungry, you won't regret it. The menu is small and we tried almost everything, and everything we tried was very good. We are going back this week.

This minute hole in the wall restaurant serves tasty Yucatán food. Fresh paint, new furniture and…read moreand upbeat attitude make it a fun place even though it's a little below street level in the ceiling not very high. Cochinita pibil is excellent, as are the other chicken and pork dishes. Lime soup is awesome.

Laca Laca was a great time! The food was delicious and we even got serenaded by the mariachi band…read more The service was also super efficient, we didn't speak Spanish and the staff spoke very little English but they made an effort to communicate with us and we're super charming. Would recommend!

Great location near the town square. Beautiful decor and space. Decorated in a very fun and…read moreartistic way. Plenty of staff and service is quick and efficient. Great assortment of tequila and mezcal. They also have great juices for their margarita combinations. Chips, chicharrones, guacamole, and salsas were all delicious. Their green salsa was very good with a unique twist that I couldn't peg. Mexican pizza was delicious but a bit rough to cut and share amongst the group. Got messy. Main course was good. Beef and chorizo were a bit flat but that's what the salsas and accoutrements are for. Would dine here again.

I love love this place! It's a mom and pop place, kind of like a Denny's but better. Though I never…read moreate a Denny's. When we were staying in Polanco, this was right across from our condo. So one of the days when our stomach was under the weather and we just wanted some chicken soup, this place was it!! Very clean and cozy, warmly decorated. They offer few variation of the chicken soup, conzome and caldo, with Oaxaca cheese. It was so so good, full of flavor and the veggies were fresh and yummy! The tortilla chips here they give to you in a bag. Looks like store-bought chips. Service was attentive and fast. I would come here if you want some decent soup. Other items on the menu look so good too!

Service was okay, they were really helpful with ordering but didn't check on us as much as I felt…read morethey should have. The food presentation was nice, I had the Huarache con dos huevos 4.5/5 and the combinacion mexicana 1/5. Not sure if they wanted everything to come out at once but half the plates were cold. The quesadilla was cold and the cheese was too stiff so I couldn't even finish it, not good at all. The chicharon was too chewy, I would have preferred it to be a little more crunchy (the sauce saved it) the red chilaquiles were a 2/5, the sauce wasn't it and I would have preferred more cheese and cream on top. The beans were a nice 5/5, can't really mess those up. Overall, I would recommend to try out but I will not be returning.

I hate to be that person who takes pictures of my food, but at Dulce Patria, it's totally…read morejustified. If you are looking for a restaurant where each food item is a unique and artful experience, look no further. Every item served was beautiful in appearance and flavor. There are even some theatrics like dry ice smoke, tableside preparation, etc. I ordered the guacamole, quesadillas, and goat cheese as appetizers. The goat cheese was probably my favorite. The mushroom soup was also delicious and flavorful. You have to leave room for dessert too. At the end of the meal, they bring out a complimentary little decorative centerpiece with different sweets. Some of them are better than others. ;) Also there are plenty of English speaking staff which is great for tourists. Overall a must-do while in Polanco!

We went here for dinner while visiting Mexico City. The food was decent, the service was…read moreoverbearing, the drinks were unique, and the presentation was really cool. We got the ceviche and corn to start - they split it up into two portions which was nice. Then I got the salmon for the main course. Overall, there wasn't anything too special with the food although I really enjoyed the presentation. Reason I'm rating it lower is it was expensive comparative to other restaurants in Mexico City (on par with eating at a nice restaurant in the US) and the staff was constantly lingering around you throughout the dinner. They did however give out some chocolate and candy for free before we left. And the bread was really good!