Quick lunch walking distance from Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. It's offers a classic Mexican…read moremenu with no frills. I shared the Arrachera with my husband since it looked like it was going to be a big serving. Simple yet tasty. My Mom had some sort of steak with fries and my Aunt had a veggie taco. Service was fast, staff were nice. The restaurant was clean and welcoming.

We came a little too early for lunch but right on time to try out their breakfast. The menu didn't…read moreconsist of too much, and I wasn't exactly sure about what to order. I liked the nuevos arevueoos, which is basically scrbled eggs, and it includes a side of pasta and tortillas. I also ordered a side of the fruit dish which had all different types of fruits. I took that to go because the eggs and pasta were enough for me. I noticed that they have various types of chicken platters, and perhaps I will return for lunch sometime. The I side of the restaurant was a little bit modern, and all of the wait staff were dressed professionally. It was I retesting to see how busy they were just a day before Christmas.

Was looking for a place where locals ate and stumbled up into here. Considering it's past Mexican…read morelunch time it was empty so service was super fast. I had a sope and quesadilla since I'm not eating meat but I did try some of the beef broth and it was delicious. Food was very cheap. For one sope and quesadilla along with a beer I paid less than five dollars.

I am giving it a star because I have no choice, stay away! This is the worst food we had in…read moreMexico. The service is awful, the birria, if you want to call it that, was horrible, the place was dirty. And it was expensive to cap it off, pretty bad!!!!

I was very pleased with this restaurant. It is located near the Basilica, one block from the main…read morestreet/metro area. The staff was friendly and attentive. The menu has a good selection. I chose the chilaquiles sencillos, it's a smaller sized portion with a side of black beans. I thought the sauce had good flavor. You also get some bread to dip in the excess sauce. I also got a limonada, which was standard. Overall, I would recommend this place if in the area.

First of all the food was delicious. I had the cochinita pibil huarache with nopal cheese and sour…read morecream, one was more than enough to fill me up and I was HUNGRY that day. To drink I had the agua de alfalfa, my first time ever trying this drink and it was so refreshing and delicious. The atmosphere is great, the place is clean. The only reason I deducted the star is because the waiter forgot my drink and I had to remind him about it, by the time I got my drink I was about 2/3 of the way finished with my meal.

Came in for breakfast 7/27/27, table for 4 on 2nd floor…read more Definitely a nice place to have breakfast outside of eating tacos every wherelse. We order pan de dulce for the table and we got 2 conchas, soft and warm just made. A chocolate roll and a fig and nata pastry along with coffee for the table. We order hievos rancheros with the red sauce. Huevos revueltos con chorizo, omelete con flor de calabaza y tamal de elote con crema. We also order a birria de res to share with the table. Service was very quick, efficient and friendly menus can be had in english or Spanish . My daughter order a hot chocolate with preparation table side, she said it was amazing. Fantastic place for brunch but arrive before 9:45am otherwise lines and some slight wait after 10am.

Found on Yelp as we were in the area. Yelp rating is earned. Came in at dinner time, like 5:45 on a…read moreweekday. Sent to 2nd for right away and seated right away as place was maybe 1/2 full. No music beyond the 2 guitar player going around table to table to see if you wanted a serenade. Skipped their offer 1st time around. Pretty quiet, bright and clean. Found that waiter spoke a little English and with our little Spanish got things done. Menus are bilingual Spanish-English. Ordered 4 lamb tacos, chile en nogada, cooked chicken in green sauce and a fish dish (forgot name, little spicy) then a coke, horchata and a pineapple drink. We got chips, cheese, sauce while waiting. Those were all nicely done but average. Dishes out maybe 10 min later. All presented well and hot. We shared each dish. Lamb tacos nicely done, little dry, but they give you some guacamole, a brown sauce, along with the green sauce and cheese with the tortilla chips. Nice, not fatty. Next was the chiles en nogada. First time tried this and really enjoyed, many flavors and nicely flavored beef. In general little on sweet side, so probably couldn't eat more than 1. The chicken in green sauce was a homey, comfort food. Nicely cooked chicken leg and thigh was an ever so slightly spicy sauce. Also came with tortilla wraps and Spanish riceLastly was the spicy baked fish. Done well, fell apart pretty easily, was spicy, but not too much. Had green beans on side done well, not too soft or hard, and Spanish rice. Drinks were all a hit. Coke is coke. Horchata and pineapple juice served in big mugs. Pineapple tastes freshly squeezed and horchata was a super solid example in every way. Oh almost forgot, later in the meal we figured out how to get the 2 guitar fellows to play for us. 2 songs for 300 peso, about 7min total. They did a good job with both the guitar and singing, was enjoyable to listen to them. Would stop back again if in area.

Legit spot. Great authentic Mexican food, hand made tortillas on site…read more If your visiting don't waste your time at American influenced restaurants. This is a real local vibe, you won't be disappointed.

Had a fabulous first time at La Casa de Toño in Mexico City. The service was super friendly and…read morefast- really attentive staff. The coffee was absolutely delicious it was bold, smooth and had just the right amount of sugar. The carne asada quesadillas I got were tender, warm and the perfect balance between savory and salty. The atmosphere of the cafe was vibrant, conversational and welcoming.

This is a reliable spot for food around a popular area. I suggest if you're near palacio Bellas…read moreArtes or China Town and need a bite that you come here. The food is very solid and. The flautas and salsa verde were very good. Honestly though, best limonada I've ever had. La neta wey. Not the best food you'll have in Mexico City, but a reliable spot in between excursions.

They have quite a range of Mexican dishes here so there's no shortage of options to choose from…read more The restaurant is somewhat touristy and for sure it's a chain of restaurants, so you don't get a real hometown feel from here. However, the food and service are at the top of their game. I ordered regular tacos de barriga which can almost be considered barbeque. They tasted the same as barbeque. The restaurant is busy but there wasn't any sort of wait to be seated. They actually have a person who seats customers. Again, this is usually not the case in Mexico City. I have not visited any other restaurants under the same name, and I'm sure there is very little difference between any of them. This location is somewhat further away from the central parte of the city, so I can imagine it is probably less busy here.

After 2 weeks of Mexican cuisine I was homesick for burger, fries & a Coca Cola. The service was…read moreawesome & the ambiance was above par.

So Mexico City is a city that is truly a foodie's paradise-One can't throw a rock without hitting…read morea Michelin rated restaurant. Another thing this city has is very inexpensive spots you can eat,like pop ups or stands that serve such high quality food at very cheap prices. The third thing I found about this city is where this restaurant fits in-They have restaurants that are historic,that opened over 100 years ago-Cafe de Tacuba fits in that category,having opened in 1912. This restaurant is located in Centro Historico-just a few blocks from Zocalo.Its location is a very busy touristy part of Mexico City. When we arrived there was a 30 minute wait,but once we walked in it was obvious why as it was truly a work of art in there. The walls were adorned with amazing paintings and murals and interior designs elements that transported you back to Mexico in the 1950s and earlier. It was gorgeous. I don't want to call it a fancy place with all the stigma that sometimes represents but it was a fancy place without all the stuffiness of a fancy place. It was a very warm and welcoming place to dine at. There was a lady walking around with a platter full of conchas and churros that one could indulge in while waiting their main meal. I had to get a churro-it was so delicious. We also got chicken tortilla soup-it was so rich and tasty with the perfect blend of Mexican seasonings. I had a pretty good cafe con leche as well-you could really taste the high quality coffee beans they use in their coffees compared to what I'd been getting all trip in the streets. Now when you visit this restaurant and you could only try one dish-that dish begins and ends with Enchiladas Tacuba(355 pesos/$20.35) That's what I got and it was awesome.Its basically a chicken enchilada dish with a creamy spinach based sauce topped with cheese-flavor bomb to the fullest. 9.5/10 Item I wouldn't clarify this as an inexpensive meal compared to other places we visited in Mexico City,but I would call this place an incredible dining experience where one can just feel the importance of the building one is having this meal. Heck Diego Rivera had his wedding reception here in 1922. I for sure would recommend anyone who has the pleasure of visiting Mexico City,must add Cafe de Tacuba to their itinerary-it's such a rich experience.

The tamales and chilaquiles verdes con huevos y bistec were okay. The tamales were a little dry,…read morewhile the chilaquiles verdes con huevos y bistec were bland and could have used more seasoning. Customer service could be improved, as it was hard to get a hold of our waiter at times. All in all, worth visiting for the ambiance, but the food did not match the experience.