Located in the Centro Histórico of Mexico City, Pastelería Ideal has a unique selection of Mexican…read morepastries, but I loved the gelatina de nuez. I wish I had brought some home! This is a place where you grab a tray, pick your bread, pay at the cashiers, and then it's bagged for you--or you pick up your items at the designated area by showing your paid receipt. There are no tables or chairs to sit, so we just are as we walk town.

Walk in here will surely amaze you with how many pastries they have…read more The place is huge and packed with customers. Pastries are cheap. Roughly $1US per pastry. It was OK not amazing like some people commented. If you ask me if this is the best bakery in Mexico City then I have to say NO. But it's definitely worth the visit just to smell and look at people who bought tray full of goodies.

Loveliest bakery i've been to at CDMX! It's European-influenced with Mexican flavors in a café…read moreatmosphere. It was packed with non-stop customers but the line went through pretty fast. So many pastries and breads to choose from! We of course had to try the famous guava roll which is croissant-like that also had cheese custard. The cute little pig like cookie was cute. I don't remember the rest but definitely enjoyed them all. Glad i was able to visit this social-media hotspot during our trip in March.

A popular café/bakery in Roma Norte. It's very tourist friendly. The line is typically out the door…read moreduring all hours, but the line goes quickly since you're just ordering at the counter. We didn't dine in since it was hard to find seats for our group, so we just stop by to grab to-go. If you want some their popular items, make sure to come during the day time since it will run out. We came here a few times to try different baked goods: - Guava roll (5/5) - Butter croissant and honey croissant (4/5) - Tres leches cake (5/5) - Concha (3/5) - Mil hojas de frutos rojos/mixed berries napoleon (4/5)   The most popular item was their guava roll and it lived up to its expectations. The guava jam was sweet but not too overwhelming. The roll itself had a similar taste to a croissant. It was soft and flaky. They nailed the texture. We ordered a slice of the tres leches and napoleon. Tres leches was moist and the napoleon also was delish. Everything was well priced and a decent size for the price. The concha was also good, not too dry. They have an outdoor patio with shades. The menu also offer a variety of coffee drinks although we didn't try it this time. Overall, a great stop for a sweet treat.

Excellent coffee shop. It's dark and moody with basically no seating other than a few outdoor…read moretables but the coffee was flavorful. One of the best cups in Roma Norte.

It was good, not great. Expensive. Banana bread was good but I wish it had a crispiness or…read morebutteriness to it. Cute vibes and has some tables in the back and out front.

The hype is real! I'm a sucker for anything guava and this was no exception!…read more We decided to stop here before starting our day, and this location was the closest to our AirBnB, but it wasn't the original location. The original location looks a lot prettier and bigger. Luckily we were able to get a seat alongside of the bar, but it was relatively packed. The guava pastry was so delicious! I usually don't like fillings in my pastries, but this was the perfect amount. The pastry itself was very flakey and buttery. Nothing to write home about the mocha, however. I definitely would want to check out the main location, but this location had some cute shops nearby to check out as well!

Omg if you are in Mexico City Definitely have to try their…read morefamous guava pastry and also try their corn bread They are amazing The line is there but it went fast. It was so good we came back again within our only 3 days in Mexico

This cafe is true to itself the real deal. What made the cafe super interesting to me was the…read morefact that they sell great pastries, various forms of cafes, and an equally diverse selection of wine. This block was already teaming with people dining on the sidewalk, and this cafe took it a step further with real awnings and plenty of light. The only things missing were the outdoor heat lamps. Obviously they don't use those in this part of the world, although it was a little nippy when I walked over here. I came on a complete whim, and I ordered a pastry with fruit and a cold Topo Chiko agua in the plastic bottle. I could tell the pastry had not been sitting on the counter all day, because it was still soft. I liked this cafe as well as this trendy little neighborhood.

During our recent trip to Mexico City, we finally explored the Condesa neighborhood and stopped at…read moreFicelle, a bakery I had seen recommended on TikTok. The pastries and service were delicious. While they do not have indoor seating, it was very pleasant to sit outside on the sidewalk and people-watch. We tried three different pastries: a plantain pudding pastry, a fruity meringue pastry, and a very unique peanut butter and chapulines cruffin. All were excellent. My only piece of constructive feedback is regarding the payment process. We had to pay for the pastries separately from the coffee, which made the experience less smooth. It would be much more convenient if everything could be paid for on a single check. Overall, it was a wonderful spot!

Had some breakfast (sausage scramble) and coffee (latte) here while on business…read more Service was stellar but the food took a while. It was decent but not great.

This place is a little hole in the wall coffee shop that Ive visted twice while in MexicoCity. The…read morefirst time seemed like the place wasnt situated in a pleasant place in Roma Norte., but upon our return the second time from a different street entrance, I viewed it differently, with better appeal. The coffee is really good, except they don't have "cafe de olla" which is what Americans drink, our drip coffee. The coffee Americano here is good, however, and not heavily delutted with hot water. I had an espresso here the first time, and it was short. In fact, most coffee here is served in 8oz cups, which is the only downside. The best part about this coffee shop is the baked goods. They are the closest to French bakery perfection. Highly recommend. The first time here, I ordered the eggs with chorizo, and I wouldn't recommend since they were a bit greasy and also spicy, unless you want spice early in the morning.

Ahhh so wonderfully overwhelmed with all the choices…read more I went here last trip and brought the husband this trip But I didn't realize that there were 2 locations and we got to the 1st location and it was smaller and less items than the one I had visited closer to the Zocalo So after picking up a few treats we headed to the much larger store to show off the massive variety available To say the least he was impressed

Walked by this place near the Zocalo area and had to step in! The enormity of bakery items in this…read morebakery is mind blowing. Inexpensive cookies, breads, cakes, empanadas and jellies. Tried a couple of items and they were good. Cheap prices and the place was packed on a Saturday

i tried the rebanadas de mantequilla and cookie butter tres leches, it was SOOOO good!! very…read moreaffordable and the highlight of food from my trip honestly. wish i got more and could take it back home lol, definitely have to go back whenever i go again! hustled it so i didn't get a pic of the bread but the cookie butter was in a cute portioned cup! workers were relatively nice and quick w service crowded inside but manageable to get around!

Fresh pastries and fresh coffee what else could you ask for they keep it fully stocked day & night…read morestop by for some pan dulce day or night with some cafe

Pastelería Madrid is one of my favorite spots in Mexico City. The variety alone is impressive tons…read moreof breads, pastries, cakes, and even traditional Mexican cuisine if you're in the mood for a full meal. It's the kind of place where you walk in planning to get one thing and leave with a few extras. I especially love going during Día de los Muertos for their pan de muerto it's seriously so good. This place has become a tradition for me whenever I visit CDMX.

muy bien está muy bien esa pastelería sí muy bien me parece…read moreperfecto los panes se ven ricos

This is such a beautiful restaurant and attached is a bakery. The food options felt kind of random…read moreand very American-so we just got drinks and desserts and ate elsewhere. Everyone inside was very kind and helpful.

Matisse is okay, and very pleasant to be in, but it's a bit expensive for the quality and freshness…read moreof the pastries. It's in a great location right by the walking/running trail outside Parque Mexico, but nothing special.