Nice folks in this small bakery with bar stools to enjoy your snack. My capresse empanada was…read moresalty and they didn't heat it up well. They do look like a pretty authentic Argentinian bakery. They had many varieties of empanadas and miga sandwiches. I would try other things the next time I visit Mexico City. They have great ratings.

Passing this establishment every day, on the bus home - I often wondered, heard, and saw the…read morevariety of good s that seemed to be majorly Quiches in their showcase window, yet there was much more. Victoria is also known as a panaderia, and has postres worth checking out and taking as an amazing gift for someone. I love the amount of bright light that is brought in and the park right alongside this establishment, while in the middle of a busy street, the location is perfect and the elements melt away once you walk inside. You notice the large showcase of a variety of Quiches, as well at a second glance at the...yes, lasagna, I was hooked. I immediately ordered the Lasagna Casera, and my mouth watered at the idea of mashed potatoes. As my order was made, I did notice the warmth and almost a bed & breakfast style to the inside, again, that seemed to erase the movement of traffic just on the outside. There was a flurry of patrons picking up items that had been ordered n bulk, so serving as a catering service for the wide variety as well was an indicator of the depth of influence of this restaurant. The owners/employees are very good-natured, posing for a picture a few days back when I stopped to take a photo, and the service is fast. The lasagna was delicious, and while I did enjoy having mashed potatoes, I felt they could be more substantial and less watery - the look is deciding but I cannot say they were awful, not at all. I just prefer them a little more weighty, yet, the sauce and consistency of the lasagna, and into pieces was perfect. I walked out more than full and with a very positive experience of an establishment that managed to slow down the pace of everything around me for a satisfying meal

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.

New location in a busy street, contemporary style decoration, good service, fresh ingredients with…read moregenerous servings. Coffee cup is huge! I really enjoyed their avocado toast made with fresh made bread. Good spot with many options to choose from for breakfast!

Wow, this spot is busy for Sunday brunch! A lot of folks had large parties or wanted to sit inside…read more Luckily we were a party of two and were able to find a small table outside. There is an english and spanish menu. The menu looks great. You should note that you can't order lunch items until after 1pm I think (review the menu beforehand). After you order your meal, you get some spicy pickled veggies to snack on until your food comes. We got the tuna sandwich and croque madame. Both are delicious! Restrooms are inside (one for men and another for women).

Breakfast review: We…read morecame here for breakfast as it was close to our Airbnb. They had a cute patio and seating along the front. Service was pretty fast. We ordered coffee, topo chico, hot cakes aka pancakes- the cheese one with fresh berries, and 2 egg Benedict's with bacon. We honestly ordered what we can read. The Benedict's were great, the crunch of the muffin was good. Eggs poached right and the bacon gave it the saltiness. We both enjoyed it. The pancakes were very sweet, the cheese stuffed into the pancake. Good ending to breakfast!

This is located in Cancino. My husband and I stopped in for breakfast on a Saturday morning. The…read moreinside was cute with hanging plants. Our server was very nice and took good care of us. To start, I ordered a latte (very pretty and a huge cup). I also ordered pan de muerto which was served warm. It was delicious! It was the best pan de muerto I had all week. For my main dish, I had the chilaquiles verdes. Cooked perfectly and excellent flavor. Overall I was very happy with my meal.

We had brunch here. Loved their coffee and eggs. They have to do better job with chilliquilles…read more Ambience and service was excellent

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.

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!

The owner Mark is a great host! He greeted us at our table, entertained us with gastronomic tales…read moreabout his mother and growing up in Malta. Then gave his recommendations and proceeded to tell us if we are not happy(with his mother's recipes) we eat free. No free meal today, the food was all excellent! I had the Timpana Maltesa, my daughter enjoyed the Lasagna and my wife had one of the burgers with chipotle and Gouda cheese. You must try the orzata, a twist on Mexican horchata made with fresh almonds. We all enjoyed pitchers of fresh lemonade and orangemade. If you still have room, you must have the desserts. The 7 of us enjoyed sharing several, and the coffee was excellent too!

Unfortunately, has closed down! It used to be a great place! Great food and nice ambiance!read more

Good pasteis de nata, but not mindblowingly good. I asked them to heat it up but it still wasn't…read morehot enough on the inside. It's a nice little cafe to take an afternoon break.

Great pastries, not authentic to Portugal but still solid. Coffee was great to, good stop while…read morewondering the city!