Last night in CDMX and we walked past this place and part of our group wanted to stop in and have a…read moredrink. We sat outside and its a fantastic area with great views of the park. It was happy hour and they have 2 for 1. I ordered a mojito. The mojito came out with no mint. It tasted like lime juice with ice. It was green but I think they put food coloring or maybe some sort of green mixer. I drank about 1/4 of it and stopped. Worst mojito I've ever had. My brother in law had a vodka Collins. He didn't really like his either. We figured since both our drinks are 2 for 1 we wouldn't get our second drink and it would count as two. Nope they wouldn't allow. We didnt finish our first drinks and there was no way we were ordering another. My wife and sister enjoyed their wine. We shared a pizza and it was decent. We asked for water and the waiter brought out 4 bottles of water we had to buy. Every other restaurant or bar here has always brought out water without us asking. 3 wines and 2 horrible "liquor" drinks plus a small pizza was $90 US. Not worth it. Service overall was bad. When we were paying i left a small tip on purpose because the service was bad. It was around 8-9% The waiter comes over and says it's mandatory to tip 10%. Who does this? He is lucky he even got that. So I hand him a handful of coin pesos I had in my pocket and I leave. DO NOT GO HERE! There are so many better places in the area.

Great calm brunch location around the corner from where we stayed. Plenty of outdoor seating. Our…read morefood was great. Large portions. The servers were very friendly considering we had a large party.

This is one of the places I remember the most from my recent trip. It was quaint, open air, quick…read moreservice, good food and very affordable. We ordered each a plate for late brunch, coffee and fresh, fruit juices. The Cafe de Olla was amazing. When in the neighborhood I will definately visit again.

Enchiladas en mole was so delicious, and the guy working there was so friendly. Lovely,…read moreunpretentious place.

Mediterranean-type bakery located in Roma Norte where we grabbed some coffee to-go. The coffee was…read morepretty good. Service was ok. It's conveniently located right off the sidewalk and there's some outdoor seating. The area is cute as well.

Customer service was horrible. I asked what my coffee entailed and I was told milk, shots and…read moreflavoring. When I got it they said oh no you have to pay extra for milk, instead of just adding a dab of milk, I had to pay to get a splash of milk! The coffee was okay, nothing special the guy at the bar was rude.

Service was good, ambiance was really good, and the food was just okay. We opted for a Red Omelette…read moreand Eggs Benedict. The omelette was pretty good, but slightly overcooked. The Eggs Benedict was sauce, poached eggs, salmon, and biscuits. The combination made for a really odd texture. Don't think I would order that again. Your mileage may vary....

Breakfast spot we caught at dinner. We had walked by a bunch, did breakfast once (mobbed), and kept…read morehearing about it on YouTube. Came back for a late dinner and it was packed as usual. The morning menu looks amazing and honestly that is where the energy is. We both got the country soup. Good flavor, but lukewarm. Sent mine back, they reheated it no problem and were super gracious about it. Cajun salmon was great. Light and fresh. Sangria and the hibiscus mezcalita both hit. Service excellent, terrace is nice. Three stars for dinner. Probably a four for breakfast. We will be back in the AM.

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.

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.

Keeping it real out here in Mexico City Hands down one of…read morethe best breakfast cafe experience I ever had. The staff were outstanding with the service. The place was a favorite for the locals and super welcoming to visitors like ourselves. We ordered some hearty egg dishes and amazed at how different yet amazing everything tasted. We couldn't get enough of the healthy fruit drinks, and that carrot cake at the end was on another level. Definitely one of the highlights for us in Mexico City. Peace.

Best breakfast place for chilaquiles in Mexico City we have found in 3 days of trekking. Mochas are…read moreoutstanding. Just be ready to use your espanol!

I've tried several times to go there but each time I return they're closed. My timing is terrible!…read moreI'll try again in February. Wish me luck.

I happened to be walking by, and I noticed this designer cafe off to the side. The first thing…read morethat I noticed is just how trendy this cafe really is. Wonderful art and cool stuff covers practically every square inch of wall space. They even have an adjacent store which is where they sell even more art and unique things made in Mexico. I thought why not chill here for a few minutes with a capiccino and cinnamon roll. Interestingly, they have a pretty extensive menu which offers all kinds of lunch items to full course meals. While I was here my Server told me that this cafe is part of a larger hotel, and they also have a museum on the second level. They have free awiFi and there were a few folks actually working on their laptops in on of the sections of the cafe. The capiccino was great, and I had an awesome experience here.

Un lugar súper bonito, excelente servicio y alimentos. This…read moreis a cute beautiful place to come for breakfast, service is top notch as well as the foods and experience.

I came in here with high hopes and a time crunch. After walking in the main door and checking in,…read moreexpressing my interest to dine in and a request for clarification on the ordering process multiple times, I placed my order. After waiting 15 minutes and being told to move tables, though originally told to sit anywhere I like, it was quite disappointed to see my order come out in to-go packaging. After requesting to speak with the manager, and clear up the situation, she neither offered to replate my meal (now cold) nor remembered to bring me silverware. Next she admitted the miscommunication on her part--providing neither an apology or discount for the inconvenience. Here I sit now with cold food and silverware I foraged on my own. Will not return. Oh and finally I was never checked on again by a server and had to bus and clear my own table.